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Holistic Beauty By Alicia Vitarelli
On Tuesday May 14, 2013, Dr. Jingduan Yang and his cosmetic acupuncture program was featured on 6ABC news. Watch the 30sec Video.
May 14, 2013 (WPVI) -- How does this sound? Shave at least five years off of your face without ever going under the knife? No surgery, no injections, no chemicals, no down time. We found two holistic treatments promising to make you look and feel younger the all natural way.
"I think my face looks better subtly," says Ruth Ann Dubb of Center City. "People will say, 'You look eally good.'" Dubb is choosing holistic needles over injection treatments or surgery."I wouldn't think of cutting my face or getting a Botox injection," she says. "This is a wonderful alternative because it's about health."
At the Myrna Brind Center of Integrative Medicine at Jefferson University Hospital, Dr. Jingduan Yang, the Director or Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, is tapping into the basic principles of acupuncture to restore a youthful glow, on the spot.
"I always tell my patients that when they come in for health lift, I give them a face lift as a bonus," he laughs.
"Do you know what I see? I see a refreshment," says patient Lee Ducat. Dr. Yang strategically places each needle, stimulating collagen reproduction and smoothing fine lines."It lifts the face, tightens the muscles," he says. Dubb says the tiny needles only pinch a bit."Once they are in it's very relaxing," she says.
Here's the health bonus: Each facial acupuncture point also opens the energy channels to key internal organs like the liver, spleen and kidneys. "Your face is really a reflection of your health, so beauty is not superficial," Dr. Yang says.
Meditation Can Provide Greater Pain Relief than Powerful Medication
PRACTICING MEDITATION can ease pain better than powerful drugs such as morphine, according to researchers from North Carolina and Wisconsin. Findings showed that just 80 minutes of meditation training could provide fast and effective pain relief. The details of the new research were recently published in the Journal of Neuroscience. Free meditation classes are offered at Tao Institute. Please call us at (856) 802-6888 for more information.
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New York Times: Hold the Chemicals, Bring on the Needles
JANE BECKER, a composer and solo pianist, celebrated her 50th birthday at the dermatologist, paying $1,500 for shots of Restylane and Botox. But three months later, their wrinkle-smoothing effects wore off. So, she turned to a less-artificial youth tonic: facial acupuncture. Read the full article.
Please call us for more information on Cosmetic Acupuncture program offered at Tao Institute.
The Epoch Times: Articles by by Jingduan Yang, MD
'Alternative' Medicine Is Mainstream (On Wall Street Journal: Jan. 9, 2009)
by DEEPAK CHOPRA , DEAN ORNISH , RUSTUM ROY and ANDREW WEIL
Tao Institute Physicians Complete Andrew Weil’s Integrative Medicine Fellowship
Seminar “Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine for Your Health” by Dr. Jingduan Yang Jan. 17 at Atlantic City Free Library
Dr. Yang talks about Acupuncture & Infertility on 6 ABC Action News
Women’s Health: An Ancient Chinese Medicine Perspective
Integrative Health Journal, Thomas Jefferson University
Public Speaking
Over the past seven years, Dr. Jingduan Yang has given numerous talks to the public on topics ranging from Introduction of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, Mental Health, to anti-aging, beauty, wellness and longevity.
Some samples topics are:
- Introduction to Acupuncture
- Understanding Chinese Herbal Medicine
- Common Illnesses of Women –Insights from Chinese Medicine
- Women’s Health: An Ancient Chinese Medicine Perspective
- Learn How to Age Gracefully with ancient Chinese Medicine
- How Acupuncture Relieves Chronic Pain
- Power of Meditation (Qi Gong)
For information about booking Dr. Yang as a public speaker, please email us at: info@taoinstitute.com
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Dr. Jingduan Yang Opens New Office in New York City
We are excited to announce that Jingduan Yang, MD is opening a new practice in Manhattan, NYC in June, 2011. Located near Columbus Circle, the office is a convenient location for New York clients seeking integrative healing and health counseling in a comfortable, personal environment. The office is located at 119 W 57th St., Suite 212, New York, NY 10019.
Wellness Wednesday with Norma Kamali and Dr. Jingduan Yang on May 25, 2011
On May 25, 2011, Dr. Jingduan Yang was invited to spend an evening with over 65 guests at Norma Kamali Wellness Café located in Manhattan, NYC. The event was hosted by the fashion designer Narma Kamali herself. Dr. Yang shared his insights on the secrets of Chinese herbal medicine and its link to beauty, such as slowing down the aging process.
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