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“I was experiencing a growing feeling of dizziness and lethargy upon waking during the past year. Normal tasks drained me of my energy and sometimes even my patience. I had complained to a local doctor of the dizziness and he gave me a prescription that left me feeling sleepy, yet did not eliminate the dizziness. Several months later my menstrual cycle became erratic. My body did not seem to signal the time of cessation. It became an effort to hold myself erect... Read more »
“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’ve been a patient of Dr. Lee’s since 2004, and I’ve seen first-hand the good that acupuncture can do. For years I had weekly appointments for overall health, and I always made sure to let him know when my acid reflux or an old injury would flare up. A few needles in different places and 24 hours later it was like the problem had never happened.
Dr. Lee explained that it wasn’t just the injury he was treating, but how... Read more »
Tag Archives: tai chi
Enjoying The Ancient Art of Tai Chi
When walking the dog through a local park in the early morning, you may have noticed a group of people moving gracefully and effortlessly, like a river flowing around rocks. They are practicing Tai Chi, an ancient Chinese martial art that combines slow, deliberate movements with deep breathing and mindfulness. Tai Chi, which was once reserved for warriors and Continue reading
The Benefits of Qi Gong
Acupuncture is one of three branches of ancient traditional medicine. The other two are herbal medicine and the practice of a physical and mental discipline called Qi Gong. The main objective of each branch is to bring about a harmonious flow of Chi.
Physical Aspects Related to The Lungs
In the world of Traditional Chinese medicine, the lung is probably the organ whose TCM functions overlap the most with its Western functions. Respiration, the immune system and the skin are all systems heavily influenced by the lung, both in acupuncture and in Western medicine.

