- Gastroenterology, respiratory, neurology conditions.
- Treating internal medicine issues with acupuncture.
- Utilizes integrated Chinese and Western medicine.
- Traditional Chinese Medicine family heritage applied.
- Acupuncture degree provides focused care.
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BROADGREEN ACUPUNCTURE CENTER
Unit B 5679 Imperial St. Burnaby BC, Burnaby, BC, V5J 1G1
**Registered TCM Practitioner** **Registered Acupuncturists** Coming from a three-generation family of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practitioners and deeply influenced by the teachings of his grandfather and father, Mr. Lai Jinli developed a strong passion for TCM from an early age. He enrolled in Fujian Medical University in 1988, majoring in Clinical Medicine. After graduation, he spent 20 years working in the departments of Gastroenterology, Respiratory Medicine, and Neurology. Driven by his profound interest in TCM, Mr. Lai returned to Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine to pursue a program integrating Chinese and Western medicine, and later furthered his studies in acupuncture at Hubei University of Chinese Medicine, where he earned a bachelor's degree.
Massage
Acupuncturists combine clinical acupuncture with other methods including cupping, gui sha (myofascial release), and Acupressure/tuina massage (sport/ deep tissue massage) for profound restorative benefits. The improved energy and biochemical balance produced by acupuncture results in stimulating the body’s natural healing abilities, and in promoting physical and emotional well-being. Acupuncture sessions may incorporate elements of cupping, gui sha, and massage along with the acupuncture. Please discuss this with your practitioner when you visit. For longer sessions of cupping or massage by acupuncturist, please check cupping and combination treatments.
Acupuncture
Acupuncturists combine clinical acupuncture with other methods including cupping, gui sha (myofascial release), and Acupressure/tuina massage (sport/ deep tissue massage) for profound restorative benefits. The improved energy and biochemical balance produced by acupuncture results in stimulating the body’s natural healing abilities, and in promoting physical and emotional well-being. Acupuncture sessions may incorporate elements of cupping, gui sha, and massage along with the acupuncture. Please discuss this with your practitioner when you visit. For longer sessions of cupping or massage by acupuncturist, please check cupping and combination treatments.