- Far East Holistic Health Care Center2130 Huntington Drive, Suite 214
South Pasadena, CA 91030P: (626) 441-6639
F: (626) 441-6399 - Testimonials
“If you are an acupuncture skeptic as I was before becoming a patient of Dr. Lee, please take notice of my experience.
Two years ago I severely strained my lower back. With traditional medical care and therapy it took nearly a month before I was able to return to work.
At work, while bending over to pick up my camera, I again felt the familiar pain of two years before. As the day wore on my back pain slowly increased.... Read more »
“I first sought help from Dr. Lee in 1996, when I was suffering from a debilitating energy loss that Western medicine was unable to address. For six months I struggled without relief and was unable to live an ordinary life. After four treatments with Dr. Lee, I experienced the dramatic healing results that I was hoping for – I got my life back, my life-energy had been jump started! I can’t emphasize enough how much his treatment meant to me... Read more »
“I had a scar start to constrict on my left forearm. As it did so, it began to cause greater and greater pain and discomfort.
When it got to the point that I would cry from the pain, I went to see my primary physician. According to my medical plan’s structure, he referred me to a neurologist. This doctor did some tests and gave me a diagnosis but recommended against surgery. So, back to my primary physician who referred me... Read more »
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Meridian Theory: The Ancient Map of the Body
For thousands of years, practitioners of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) have described the human body using a very different “anatomy” than modern Western medicine. Instead of nerves, vessels, and organs alone, they spoke of an energetic network or a communication system linking every structure, function, and sensation.
This network is called the meridian system. Today, interest in acupuncture, fascia Continue reading
Let Acupuncture Help You Get Better Sleep
It’s the middle of the night, usually between 2am and 4am, and you’re desperately searching for the elusive Sandman to bring you a dream, any dream, that will quiet your mind and make sleep less of a stranger. You resist the urge to scroll through your phone because that just may be the reason you are still awake now.

