Ayurvedic Practitioners and Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture and Western herbal healers in Berkeley, Oakland, Emeryville, El Cerrito, San Mateo, Redwood City, the San Francisco Bay, plus Palo Alto, Marin, Santa Rosa, Ukiah, Mendocino, Mill Valley, Palo Alto, Santa Clara, San Jose, Silicon Valey: Medicine Buddha Healing Center: Ayur-veda & Traditional Western Medicine: ayurvedic therapy : Pancha-Karma, ( panchakarma ), Indian ayurvedic herbs, ayurveda acupressure massage, acupuncture, Ayurvedic healing, ayurveda therapy, vata pitta kapha constituional medicine, Tibetan Medicine. This graphic is either reprinted with permission or is made available under the "fair use" provision (17 USC §107) of the U.S. Copyright Act for research and non-profit educational and religious purposes only. Picture source: http://community.webshots.com/photo/2866967/15808348gsxQrfQDEs White Beauty by By Luís Peres

 

Medicine Buddha Healing Center

"We do House-Calls" - Indo-Tibetan Ayurvedic and Chinese
Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture
 www.Ayurveda-Berkeley.com - Acupuncturists and Ayurveda in Santa Clara, San Jose, Silicon Valley, Palo Alto, San Francisco, San Mateo, Marin County, Mill Valley, San Rafael, Walnut Creek, Concord, Berkeley, Oakland, Santa Rosa, and Mendocino Communities

Consultations are held at Elephant Pharmacy at 1607 Shattuck Avenue at Cedar (7 blocks north of University Avenue) - 8 blocks walk from the Downtown Berkeley Shattuck BART station), Berkeley, California 94709

Mailing Address Only (Not for Consultations or Classes): 2209 Spaulding Avenue, Berkeley, California 94703 / TDC  USA

Director: Losang Jinpa (Michael Reid Kreuzer), D.Ayur, M.A.H.   (1) 510-292-6696  Call to Book Appointment
www.Ayurveda-Berkeley.com     Please CALL US, no e-mail available.

 
 

Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctors
with whom Losang Jinpa studied
 

Losang Jinpa studied Traditional Chinese Medicine, Oriental herbology and massage (Tui Na and Acupressure) at several different formal schools including:

 

top

 

 

 

Below is a list of the esteemed Chinese Medicine teachers with whom Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, studied the basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chinese herbology and Tui Na / An Mou Oriental Massage at the International Institute of Chinese Medicine in Albuquerque, New Mexico in 1999 and 2000. This graphic is either reprinted with permission or is made available under the "fair use" provision (17 USC §107) of the U.S. Copyright Act for research and non-profit educational and religious purposes only. Picture source: http://www.IICM.org

Main Chinese Medicine Teachers of Losang Jinpa

JIFEI WANG, M.SC., O.M.D (CHINA), D.O.M.
(NM) received a B.Sc. in TCM from Luzhou Medical College in 1982 and a M.Sc. in TCM form Chengdu University of TCM in 1987. He has supervised clinical education and held teaching posts in Luzhou Medical College, the Chengdu University of TCM, and affiliated hospitals for 15 years. His expertise is in TCM theory, gynecology and clinical practice.  Jinpa learned Tui Na and Traditional Chinese diagnosis methods from Dr. Wang.

top

 

XIUJUAN YANG, MD (CHINA), PH.D., D.O.M. (NM), a graduate of Gansu University of TCM, has been a doctor of traditional Chinese Medicine since 1985. In 1991, following eleven years of extensive medical training, she received both her MD and Ph.D from the China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Beijing). She was one of the earliest in China to receive a Ph.D. in the field of acupuncture. For ten years, Dr. Yang was a student and colleague of professor Xinnong Cheng, Chief Editor of the standard text, Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion (CAM). Her specialty is the use of acupuncture for the treatment of depression and asthma, as well as cancer pain management using the eight extraordinary meridians. In 1991, her research paper, "Electrical Acupuncture in Eight Extraordinary Meridians to Treat Depression," received a national award in China. Before coming to the USA, she was an Associate Professor and Chief Physician at the Acupuncture Institute of the China Academy of TCM. Her unique teaching style comes from her 16 years of clinical practice and 11 years of teaching experience in Beijing, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Brazil, South Korea and the United States. She is an honorary professor at the Norwegian Acupuncture School and the Swedish College of TCM. Dr. Yang has published three books and more than twenty articles on acupuncture research.

She maintains a private practice in New Mexico and practiced with Losang Jinpa at his Medicine Buddha Healing Center when it used to be based in Albuquerque, New Mexico.  His Center is now based in San Francisco, California.  Jinpa learned the basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine theory from Dr. Yang.

top

 

LI-CHUN HUANG, L.AC. (FL), M.D. (China)Dr. Li-Chun Huang was Michael's teacher in the 1999 Auricular Therapy ear acupressure and ear reflexology seminar at IICM in Santa Fe. Michael has visited her several times in Florida at her clinic near Orlando. . This graphic is either reprinted with permission or is made available under the "fair use" provision (17 USC §107) of the U.S. Copyright Act for research and non-profit educational and religious purposes only. Picture source: http://www.auriculotherapy-intl.com/drhuang.html

Ms. Li-Chun Huang - Ms Huang is renown for her work in auricular medicine. She was a chief doctor and educator at the Auricular Medicine International Research and Training Center in Florida, a founder of auricular comprehensive diagnosis, and a auricular advisor for the Ear Acupuncture Association of Beijing TCM Medical College. She has published many papers related to auricular acupuncture and medicine.

Dr. Huang is an internationally known authority on auriculotherapy as well as traditional Chinese Medicine. Although Dr. Huang was trained as a physician and an anesthesiologist, these accomplishments only paved the way for her study of ear acupuncture under Dr. Wang Chung of Nanjing, China, who was at that time, the foremost authority in this field of study.  After Dr. Huang's presentation at the First National Acupuncture Symposium in China in 1984, she was recognized as one of the foremost researchers in auricular acupuncture. Along with this high recognition, she also became the head of the National Auricular Research Subcommittee in China, a lecturer, a member of numerous medical organizations and a consultant to many medical organizations in China and abroad.

The unequaled skill Dr. Huang possesses has made her nationally known.  With thousands of acupuncturists, many themselves experts, striving to acquire her "magic" skills, she has been elevated to the position of being the undisputed top auricular acupuncturist in China.  She has won numerous awards, both from China and abroad.  She has specialized in Auriculotherapy for the past 30 years and has become a pioneer in auricular diagnosis and treatment. She has made great discoveries in diagnosis and acupoints according to their different characteristics.

She graduated from the Military College for Advanced Studies of Surgery in Beijing, China.  Dr. Huang was director of the PLA Acupuncture and Acupuncture Anesthesia Committee of 3301 General Hospital, Beijing China.   She is a member of the Ear Acupuncture Diagnosis and Medical Treatment committee of the China Acupuncture Institute

She is a researcher and practitioner and has treated over 150,000 patients, including two prime ministers of China, The President of Italy, hundreds of generals, ministers and ambassadors in China and abroad.  She has published more than a dozen auricular research papers and articles and has trained over ten thousand medical professionals in auriculotherapy.

Losang Jinpa studied with Dr. Huang during her Spring 2000  weekend seminar at the International Institute of Chinese Medicine (www.iicm.org) in Sante Fe, New Mexico.  Jinpa has also visited her clinic in Orlando, Florida several times with patients to observe consultations. 

top

 

 

CINDY WU, D.O.M. (NM), M.S., graduated from Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and practiced at the university's
teaching hospital for 4 years. Dr. Wu also earned her Master Degree of Nutrition at the New Mexico Institute of Technology. She assisted IICM in
developing its Tui Na program at the Albuquerque campus.  Jinpa learned Tui Na from Dr. Wu.

top

 

 

 

top

 

Disclaimer

Although information presented by the Medicine Buddha Healing Center (www.Ayurveda-Berkeley.com) and its partners and employees is based on traditional Indian Ayurvedic and Tibetan Medicine and Chinese Medicine principles practiced for thousands of years, it should not be taken or construed as standard medical diagnosis or treatment.  For any medical condition, always consult with a qualified primary care physician.   Neither Rev. Michael Reid Kreuzer, D.Ayur, Ph.D nor nor any other of our practitioners, partners, volunteers, employees or authors shall be held responsible in any way for problems encountered by the use of the products, substance, procedures and therapies mentioned in information presented on Ayurveda-Berkeley.com or by our partners. Nothing whatsoever here is intended to diagnose, mitigate, prescribe, treat, cure or prevent any disease or illness or symptoms as defined by the FDA and the State of California except where allowed as a constitutionally protected religious practice. We declare that nothing whatsoever here is intended to augment a particular therapy or drug action that is intended to diagnose, mitigate, treat, cure, or prevent a disease or class of diseases, illnesses, or symptoms, nor do we treat, prevent, or mitigate adverse events associated with a therapy for a disease, if the adverse events constitute diseases except where allowed as a religious practice. We declare with respect to all of our respective products sold or offered to the public that “The evidence in support of this claim is inconclusive and this statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.  This product or service is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease...” except where allowed as a religious practice  You should read carefully all product packaging and their associated website descriptions. We hereby declare and claim the right to constitutionally protected free speech (including but not limited to commercial and religious free speech).  Viewing this page signals your agreement to the terms listed in this disclaimer .  The links on this page will let you leave this Ayurveda-Berkeley.com site.  The linked sites and others are NOT under our control, and we are not responsible for the availability or information content of any linked site or any link contained in a linked site, or any changes or updates to such site.  We are providing these links to you only as a convenience, and the inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement by the us of the site.   We declare, all rights reserved without prejudice. 

top

 


 

 

 

 

 

For more information on Pancha Karma, Chinese Medicine and other healing therapeutic services and classes offered in Ayurvedic Medicine, please CALL US (no e-mail available):

Medicine Buddha Healing Center
 in Berkeley, California (click here for location of consultations)
(1) 510-292-6696   Losang Jinpa, D.Ayur, M.A.H. and Sheng-wei Lan, C.A.H.S.

www.Ayurveda-Berkeley.com

 

All our materials on this site are offered free-of-charge
to the public domain (without copyright)
 in service to all living beings by the Medicine Buddha Healing Center who Dedicates the Merit to the Dharma Realm.
www.Ayurveda-Berkeley.com
All Rights Reserved without Prejudice

Medicine Buddha Healing Center is a  non-profit 501(c)3 educational project of
the Medicine Buddha Wholistic Ministry and its Center and Temple (The Ksitigarbha Buddhist Monastery)
 

We are a Buddhist Ayurveda church school,
as proven by our duly and ceremonially notarized founding Articles of Association and Organization
and are hence not under any government jurisdiction whatsoever.

"The religious Association (Church), that is to say the Ministry, Institute, Center and Temple / Ksitigarbha Buddhist Monastery is in no way under the jurisdiction of the Food and Drug Administration, the Internal Revenue Service, the Social Security Administration, the California State Medical Board, or the California Bureau for Private Postsecondary and Vocational Education, or any other government organization, agency, or agent (federal, state or local).  Any attempt by any government or private agent or agency to regulate our above described religious educational practices and spiritual practices is in violation of our now declared First, Fourth, Sixth and Ninth Amendment Constitutional rights.  Notice is hereby given to any person(s) who, acting under the color of the law, intentionally interferes with the free exercise of the rights retained by our Ministry, Institute, Center and Temple and its Pastoral Counselors, faculty, students, congregation, and members under the First, Fourth, Sixth and Ninth Amendments, as enumerated in these Articles of Association and Organization and in our Pastoral Counselor’s Declaration of First Amendment Constitutional Rights (Section C2.14) and Pastoral Counselor’s Declaration of First, Fourth, Sixth and Ninth Amendment Constitutional Rights (Section C2.15), that they may be in violation of the Pastoral Counselor’s civil and constitutional rights, Title 42, U.S.C. 1983 et seq. and Title 18, Section 241.  We hereby declare, all rights reserved without prejudice."