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A common perspective on Tai Chi Chuan in North America is that it is a “free-flowing, slow-moving, soft, meditative-like exercise,” that is commonly recommended for those suffering with chronic muscular-skeletal disorders, such as arthritis or fibromyalgia, or for seniors with balance problems. While this viewpoint has some merit, it reflects only a limited view of traditional Tai Chi Chuan. http://www.morninglightschool.net

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J. Christopher Noonan, MD

A specialist in spine surgery, Dr. J. Christopher Noonan received his undergraduate degree from Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, and his medical degree from the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. He completed both his orthopedic residency and his spine fellowship training at Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, Illinois. Dr. Noonan has actively pursued the latest technologies in spine surgery and performed the first endoscopic spine fusion and Dynesys dynamic stabilization in the state of Wisconsin. He previously served as chief of orthopedics, chairman of credentials committee, and chief of staff at the United Hospital System in Kenosha, Wisconsin

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