| China Acupuncture & Herb Center |
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| Address |
| 14115 SE Division St Portland OR 97236 |
Phone 503-255-5511
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Lihua Wang acquired formal medical education in both
Chinese medicine and western medicine, at Beijing
University of Chinese Medicine in China.
Later on she began her career as a cardiologist in the China
Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences in Beijing, where she
practiced integrative medicine, combining both Western and
Traditional Chinese medicine. In 1982 she was invited by
Kaiser Permanente Research Center as a visiting scholar.
After returning to China and more practicing, she was
invited by the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine to teach
acupuncture and Chinese herbology and to be a clinical
supervisor to American students for four years before
starting her private practice in Chinese Medicine in 1992 in
Portland, OR.
Throughout the years, she successfully helped many
patients whose illness had exhausted all other treatment
options everywhere. Chinese medicine encompasses a
belief that human being need to be in balance with nature
and universe. Health is only possible when the body is in
harmony with the outside world. Lihua Wang not only treats
her patients with acupuncture and herbs, she also advises
and guides them toward a more balanced and harmonious
life.
In 2006, Lihua Wang has written a book: Chinese Home
Remedies. It sprang from her clinical experience and it is
the author’s hope that the suggestions it contains will help
the readers as did her past patients. The book has already
been translated into twelve foreign languages.
Chinese medicine and western medicine, at Beijing
University of Chinese Medicine in China.
Later on she began her career as a cardiologist in the China
Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences in Beijing, where she
practiced integrative medicine, combining both Western and
Traditional Chinese medicine. In 1982 she was invited by
Kaiser Permanente Research Center as a visiting scholar.
After returning to China and more practicing, she was
invited by the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine to teach
acupuncture and Chinese herbology and to be a clinical
supervisor to American students for four years before
starting her private practice in Chinese Medicine in 1992 in
Portland, OR.
Throughout the years, she successfully helped many
patients whose illness had exhausted all other treatment
options everywhere. Chinese medicine encompasses a
belief that human being need to be in balance with nature
and universe. Health is only possible when the body is in
harmony with the outside world. Lihua Wang not only treats
her patients with acupuncture and herbs, she also advises
and guides them toward a more balanced and harmonious
life.
In 2006, Lihua Wang has written a book: Chinese Home
Remedies. It sprang from her clinical experience and it is
the author’s hope that the suggestions it contains will help
the readers as did her past patients. The book has already
been translated into twelve foreign languages.
Introducing Lihua Wang LAc
| Lihua Wang's Book |
| English Version |
| Russian Version |
| Romania Version |
| Arabic Version |
| German Version |
| Dutch Version |
| Spanish Version |
| Hebrew Version |
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