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TAO OF WELLNESS CELEBRATES ITS 30TH YEAR IN AMERICA
Tao of Wellness now celebrates its 30th year in America. Tao of Wellness continues the Ni family’s mission of providing the highest standards and quality of Traditional Chinese Medicine to all its patients. This mission has been passed down for 38 generations in the Ni family. THE TAO OF WELLNESS ADVANTAGE
Many of
our doctors are internationally and nationally recognized as published
authorities in the areas of longevity, infertility, nutrition, herbal
health, gynecology, menopause, pain management, stress management,
adjunctive cancer therapy,
In China, Dr. Mao and Dr. Dao have drawn together an expert panel of doctors providing direct access to the latest clinical research, proprietary treatment protocols and case consultations.
OUR INTERDISCIPLINARY REFERRALS Our experience and close relations with many well known medical institutions has often required us to treat patients within hospitals, closely coordinating treatments with some of Los Angles best medical doctors and specialists. The hospitals include: UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica Hospital, St. Johns Health Center, Cedar Sinai Hospital, Brotman Medical Center, Century City Hospital and Daniel Freeman Hospital.
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OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU TAO OF WELLNESS IS NO LONGER A BEST KEPT SECRET IN LOS ANGELES... Our doctors are much sought after for their unique expertise by people throughout the United States and beyond. They have been featured in numerous newspaper and magazine articles as well as national and local television programs. Click here to check out our media page. |
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February 18, 2007 Ushers in the Year of the PigBy Dr. Maoshing Ni
On the personal health front, watch out for fire related illnesses such as anxiety, depression, panic disorders, heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, eye problems, and sleep disorders. Watch out also for water related illnesses like kidney and bladder disease. It is important to be extra cautious when traveling as accidents are prone to occur. I recommend hawthorn berries and apples for a healthy heart, celery juice and olive oil to maintain a normal blood pressure, and Tao of Wellness’s herbal formulas such as Emotional Tranquility for peace and sleep, Perpetual Shield for a healthy immune system and Enduring Youth for a healthy kidney system. Regular tai chi practice and meditation will help you remain calm and relaxed. The exercise tones up your cardiovascular system and the herbs strengthen your immune and kidney systems. If you do not know Tai Chi, next year is an excellent time to learn. The illusive fire energy can cause overly optimistic expectations within the world financial markets, driving up stocks in the first half of the year leading to declines in the second half due to the instability of fire. Industries expected to do well in the Year of the Pig are commercial real estate, mining, healthcare, high tech and banking.
For an expanded look at the New Year of the Pig with practical tips, visit our website at www.taoofwellness.com. For classes in Tai Chi and meditation, visit the Tai Chi Studio section of the Yo San University website at www.yosan.edu. YOU ARE INVITED TO OUR ANNUAL CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATION at 9:45 am on February 18 at Yo San University. There will be celebrations, entertainment, spiritual renewal and a pot luck lunch. It is a lot of fun and we ask participants to bring a healthy food dish to share. |
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NEW TAO OF WELLNESS FELLOW JAMES EVANS, L.AC
James started on his path toward Traditional Chinese Medicine and healing after meeting Hua-Ching Ni, the father of Drs. Daoshing and Maoshing Ni, 12 years ago. Hua-Ching Ni inspired James to study at Yo San University and become a healer and teacher of health and wellness. Presently, he is a lecturer at Yo San University teaching the Fundamental of Taoism and Pre-Clinical/Board Review. James incorporates the healing principals which help a person make an internal shift toward simplicity and balance in their life. Making such shifts can often be challenging and in his view, Traditional Chinese Medicine provides an effective catalyst and the necessary care and support for people to make healthy changes in their lives. |
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1976, Drs. Daoshing and Maoshing Ni’s father, Hua-Ching Ni, was invited
to the United States to teach the ancient philosophy of Tao and practice
the healing art of Chinese medicine. Through his grateful patients, many
of them influential politicians who were instrumental in legalizing
acupuncture and Chinese medicine in California, his practice became the
foundation of the Tao of Wellness today.
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The
Year of the Pig is symbolized by the elements of fire and water. These
two energies are typically in conflict, thus making 2007 a year of
continuing conflict, tension and strife. I expect there may be further
global unrest, including revolts and regional wars. Despite the
destructive tendencies, the water element does give rise to new
beginnings and engenders movement, so there will be more opportunity for
change and travel. 
Even
with global conflicts occupying our minds and weighing heavily on our
hearts, 2007 has the potential to lay the seeds for a long and lasting
peace. In our new book, The Path of Constructive Life, my father and I
provide the formula for building a healthy and meaningful life. This
formula provides the foundation for peace and healthy spiritual progress
for you and for humanity.
Please
join us in welcoming James Evans, our newest Fellow and member of the
Tao of Wellness healing team. The Fellowship is designed as a
postgraduate residency whereby James will be practicing under the
direction of Drs. Daoshing and Maoshing Ni in his first year. James is
well known to us as he has been responsible for the marketing of
Traditions of Tao herbal products. He graduated with a Master’s Degree
in Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine from Yo San University
with honors and comes to us with extensive experience in business and
economics.