Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

1. Acupuncture

        As a California licensed acupuncturist, Mr. Yang applies Qigong techniques and the power to his practice of acupuncture, which makes the treatment much more effective than the ordinary traditional practice. Plus his special training on Tung's Needle techniques, Head Skin Needles, Ear Holography Healing Techniques and more, Mr. Yang is really a unique Chinese doctor.

1) Pain Control

        As everyone knows, acupuncture is very effective to relieve pains in the  most natural approach, without any side effect. Regardless chronic pain or acute one, needles are just miracle to deal with them.

2) Balance

        From the philosophy of TCM, Yin Yang balance is very important to our health. Fatigue syndromes, sleeping disorders, menopause syndromes, dry syndromes, cold limbs and so on, may caused by the imbalance of Yin and Yang. Acupuncture can help you to get  rid of these related problems.

3) Allergies --- Special treatments fro Hay fever, asthma, skin allergies

2. Herbs

1) Tonification

        Most of the time, our kidneys are deficient, because the fundamental energy of our body is from our kidneys, which is named as "Jing". There are two types of Jing, one is prenatal, and the other is postnatal. The first one comes from our parents; the second one is from our everyday food intakes. The over use of kidneys, like thinking too much, stress, excessive emotion, frequent sex activity, ect, eventually lead to the deficiency of kidneys. The symptoms may be soreness of the lower back, fatigue, aversion of coldness (Yang deficiency), hot flush (Yin deficiency), dryness and so forth. Now, you need the tonification by herbs according to the corresponding prescriptions. Same as the other viscera.

2) Sedation

        Sedentary herbs can clear any congestions or excess of Qi or blood in our body. Constipation is one of these.

3) Blood Stasis

        This includes visible blood stasis and invisible ones. The previous one is close to or in the stage of stroke; the later one may cause certain local pain. The invisible stasis can be found the darkness of the blood; it is the premanifestation of the visible one. Both herbs and acupuncture can help with them.

4) Moving Qi (Chi)

        Qi is the motivation of the blood circulation. Blood is the carrier of Qi. Qi stagnation will cause blood stasis. And the Qi stagnation is mostly caused by depression, irritation and inappropriate food intakes, such as too spicy food, deep-fried food and so on. This may be the early phase of tumor, functional problems of internal organs, mostly this starts from liver. Qigong, acupuncture and herbs or the combination is necessary.

3. Moxibation

        For tonification and moving of Qi.

4. Cupping

        For removing Qi or blood stagnation or both, relieving pains.

*** The detailed introduction of TCM is coming. ***

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