Qigong, Malaysia
Wellness Medical Qigong

Master Tan's vast theoretical knowledge, practical experience and hands-on expertise in this practice with his proven techniques have led and inspired him to research and develop a unique system and associated training program, thus the founding of Wellness Medical Qigong (WMQ) in Malaysia.


WMQ focuses on health maintenance, health enhancement, self-healing methodology and techniques of treating others. Master Tan hopes to train others to self-heal by themselves and to learn to heal others so that many more people can benefit from this alternative treatment system. Therefore he developed the specialised training for those who aspire to become professional medical Qigong practitioners in Malaysia.

Introduction to the practice
Qi is the Chinese word for Life Force. There are two types of Qi: external and internal. On the other hand, Qigong is an ancient art which activates and enhances internal Qi and which also harnesses external Qi. Practitioners can use the art to improve health, bring about self-healing and even treat others.

Medical Qigong is a gift of Chinese civilisation to mankind. It follows the principles of TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine). It is a way of influencing and directing Qi for medical benefits rather than by using needles, herbs or massage, although these can be supplementary. This practice has gained worldwide popularity in recent years. It has been used to treat all kinds of physical and emotional ailments, especially as complementary therapy for cancer treatment.

WMQ Diagnosis, Treatment Protocol & Self-Healing Methodology
WMQ diagnosis and treatment techniques are complete, comprehensive and proven. The system uses the palm for scanning, remote sensing (distance techniques) and Yi (mental) sensing for diagnose and treatment. Once a person understands Qi, he can activate his internal Qi, then circulate and direct it for self-healing. In addition, he will learn to gather external Qi in order to further enhance the healing process. The techniques of storage and conservation of Qi are also important components of self-healing methodology.





MASTER TAN SOO KONG, D.Sc.(AM) and Ph.D
Founder of WMQ

With a background in Chinese martial arts, Master Tan has also been involved in practising Qigong in Malaysia for almost three decades. Master Tan have a double doctorate in Alternative Medicine and Medical Qigong. He has had a successful career in Information Technology and the Food & Beverages business; he retired prematurely to pursue his passion for this alternative healing method in order to alleviate human suffering.

Master Tan is on an altruistic and spiritual mission to promote and propagate Medical Qigong in Malaysia, Singapore and other parts of the world as a worldwide healing modality by sharing his knowledge, experience, expertise and research findings with anyone who is deeply interested, committed and dedicated and who aspires at the same time, to contribute to, and participate in, the enormous work and effort involved..