Dr. Wang completed Doctor program in acupuncture and oriental medicine at Chengdu University of traditional medicine in mainland China. For 5 years, she practiced as a medical doctor in China following her internship at Chengdu University of Traditional Medicine Hospital.

Dr. Wang is trained in traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, tuina massage and remedies. She received MS degree in Chinese medicine from Florida College of Integrative Medicine in Orlando, Florida and practiced at Ling’s Acupuncture for 7 years.

Dr. Wang specializes in pain management, infertility problems and gynecological diseases.

Wang’s Acupunture provides professional services of traditional Chinese medicine, acupunture, and prescriptive formulae for the treatment of pain, infertility, allergies, stress, digestive problems, depression, anxiety as well as for overall health and well being.

How Does Acupuncture Work?

There are about 400 different points of the body linked together by “nerve centers.” These “meridians” control the flow of vital life energy forces called qi (pronounced chee).

Illness only results when qi is out of balance. To rebalance this energy, trained acupuncturists insert sterilized, disposable hair-thin stainless steel needles at a slight angle to stimulate a new flow of healing energy.

Western medicine understands the release of “endorphins” vital to energizing the body’s attempts to protect and restore itself when threatened. Chinese medicine produces results by stimulating the natural defenses of the body with acupuncture and natural herbs.

It is a self-healing system that has produced results for thousands of years without unnecessary surgery or the use of drugs with serious side effects.

What Other Methods Are Used to Treat Patients?

Herbology is the preparation and use of all natural plants and minerals as prescription medicine. Traditional Chinese herbology treats many disorders and diseases. Like food, herbs affect blood and qi disorders through nourishment and assimilation.

Auricular Acupuncture (ear points), is used with body acupuncture as a means of drug and alcohol detoxification and withdrawal, weight control and relaxation promotion.

If you don’t get much help from your family physician, then consider acupuncture and herbal prescriptive medicines.