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Qigong for type 2 diabetes care: A systematic review
Complementary Therapies in Medicine, 10/30/09
Lee MS et al. – Currently there are few rigorous trials testing the effectiveness of qigong for type 2 diabetes. The studies that are available are of low methodological quality. Collectively this evidence is insufficient to suggest that qigong is an effective treatment for type 2 diabetes. Rigorously designed trials are warranted to answer the many questions that remain open.
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