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Ramel ‘Rami’ Rones moved to Boston from Israel in 1983 to study martial arts with renown traditional Chinese Master, Dr. Yang-Jwing Ming.
After years of winning gold medals in China and in the United States, Ramel now focuses his efforts on helping people with situations such as cancer, arthritis, aging, injuries, and stress. He is a Scientific Consultant of Mind/Body Therapies at Dana Farber Cancer Institute, and Harvard and Tufts Medical Schools, as well as co-author of numerous scientific publications. He lectures and instructs the techniques of the eastern Internal Arts in hospitals, institutions, and schools around the world. In addition to contributing articles to medical publications, Ramel has been featured on international television (CNN, National Geographic), in newspapers (The Boston Globe), magazines (Inside Kung Fu), books, and videos. |
New Classes Dana Farber Cancer Institute and Leonard P. Zakim Center for Integrative Therapies presents two new classes at the Jimmy Fund Building, 8th Floor, room 836 A & B. No experience necessary! Registration required. To register please contact the Zakim Center at 617-632-3322.
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“Working with Rami for the last five years helped me repair a debilitating back problem, and definitely gave me a better quality of life. I highly recommend and encourage people to learn and follow Rami’s program.” Larry Lucchino, President and CEO of the Boston Red Sox "Deeply versed, passionate and informed, Mr. Rones is a committed and caring teacher of the Asian Mind-Body arts including Qigong, Tai Chi, and Yoga." Ted Kaptchuk, Harvard Medical School, Author of The Web That Has No Weaver |
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