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Infertility & IVF Support

Dr. Shaobai Wang was one of the first Acupuncturists to treat infertility with acupuncture and Chinese Herbal medicine. Dr. Wang's innovative methods provide a non-invasive, natural and highly successful treatment for infertility in nearly all cases and can also complement Western medicinal treatments, such as IVF. Continue reading

IVF & IUI Supporting Therapies

Dr. Wang has found that many of our patients have tried either IVF or IUI without success. However, these therapies are not as effective without the body being properly balanced -- Dr. Wang treats patients for imbalances using acupuncture, herbal treatments and diets to complement IVF / IUI treatments. Continue reading

Stress & Depression

Stress and depression often result from a blocking or stagnation situation in the human body, creating an unbalanced state that exhibits itself with disorders such as depression and anxiety or stress. TCM can be used to effectively remove the stagnation in a non-invasive manner and address these disorders naturally. Continue reading

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About Dr. Wang

Dr. Wang hails from a family of expert Chinese doctors and acupuncturists — there are 7 doctors in his immediate family throughout the world! He studied at the famous Henan Chinese Medical University, one of the first dedicated medical schools in China for TCM. Dr. Wang has served as a Fellow of Chinese Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture at the Guangzhou Chinese Medical University as well a visiting professor and research associate at Columbia University in New York.

With over 8 years of intensive Chinese and Western medical education and professional experience with over 20,000 patients, Dr. Wang is one of the most respected TCM physicians in the world.

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Latest Blog Posts

April 26, 2013

Should women stay away from “cold” foods during their period?

Having a period is a normal physical phenomenon for women. For most women, they feel different before having their period, during their period and even after having their period. They experience fatigue, cramps, back aches, moodiness, etc. In TCM the … Continue reading

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