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Meet Our Healer

A Team of TCM Experts from Taiwan | Meeting Your Health Needs Holistically.

賴子玄 Sabrina Lai

賴子玄 Sabrina Lai

Registered TCM Practitioner (R. TCM. P.)

林軒羽 Sandy Lin

林軒羽 Sandy Lin

Registered TCM Practitioner (R. TCM. P.)

韓采彤 Mina Han

Mina Han R.Ac

Registered Acupuncturist

賴菁敏 Joy Lai

賴菁敏 Joy Lai

Registered Acupuncturist

鍾政哲 Michael Chung

鍾政哲 Michael Chung

Dr. TCM

林清棋 Philip Lin

林清棋 Philip Lin

Dr. TCM

賴榮年 Eric Lai

賴榮年 Eric Lai

Chief Advisor

林孟穎 Mandy Lin

林孟穎 Mandy Lin

Aesthetic Mentor

Recent Articles

Combining Western and Chinese medicine can help ensure a healthy pregnancy.

Author: Lai Rongyan, integrative physician between Western and Chinese medicine; Chief Advisor of Ai Gang Medical Group; Former Vice President of Affiliated Hospital of China Medical University / Former Professor of China Medical University; One of the species with the worst reproductive ability on Earth. During a menstrual cycle, only a few days are fertile, and the chance of conception is only 25%. For couples with normal fertility, 10% may not be able to conceive successfully in their first year, and 5% may not be able to achieve their desired outcome in the second year. As the times change, women face the pressure of workplace competition and various environmental problems, which brings more and more infertility cases to the surface, becoming a serious "unbearable burden" plaguing society and families. ...

Treatment strategies for "diverse weeds" in breast cancer

Author: Lai Rongyan, Chief Consultant of Integrative Medicine at Yahui Zhongku Medical Center, and former Vice President of the Former China Medical University Affiliated Hospital / Professor at China Medical University. If we define "healing" as the ultimate goal of breast cancer treatment, then "healing" is obviously an impossible task until the "cancer stem cells" with the ability to self-replicate and immortalize are eliminated! A more optimistic approach is that "as long as we continue to study the repair mechanisms of the DNA of cancer stem cells, scientists may be able to develop more targeted treatment regimens in the near future to truly eradicate cancer cells!" Therefore, at this stage, treating stage III and IV breast cancer is not only difficult, but also really difficult! The complexity of breast cancer: from classification to stem cells...

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