Washington State Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine has been helping alleviate ailments for almost all body functions. Their mission is to return people to health by enabling integrate alternative health solutions that are natural and healing. By continuing the high standard of professionalism and traditional Chinese medicinal practices of acupuncture, massage and herbal healing. The clinic has been in operation since 1992. They continue to solve health problems and create natural solutions for a healthier community.

Common problems that can be treated by acupuncture treatment: Sinus disorders, oral and dental problems, respiratory issues and breathing, gastrointestinal and digestion disfunctions, esophageal and cardiovascular problems, optical and eye issues, neurological and muscular problems, headaches and migraines.

Services: Acupuncture, Chinese Herbal Medicine, Massage Therapy, Treatment of Infertility

Nueces Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine is a small private clinic conveniently located near the UT campus in downtown Austin. It provides acupuncture, herbal medicine, and traditional Chinese therapies such as cupping, tuina, moxibustion and dietary counseling.

At Denver Acupuncture Clinic, we believe in you, and we work to awaken the healer from within.
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It is our intention to thoroughly guide you to optimal health by providing careful, concierge-like attention and time to your health needs, using a panel of holistic and drug-free therapeutic tools that have helped people like you for thousands of years.
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Drawing on over a decade of clinical practice, we welcome you now to explore the boundless possibilities this powerful medicine has to offer you.

Victor Cheng, L. Ac. is a California Board Certified Licensed Acupuncturist and Herbalist. He graduated from Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine(上海中醫藥大學). In his six years in Shanghai, he studied four years in classes and labs covering both Western and Traditional Chinese Medicine. He spent the last two years at Shuguang Hospital(曙光醫院), the first TCM hospital in China and one of the three Level III TCM hospitals, rotating through various specialties. In Shanghai, he took and passed the National Medical Exam in Traditional Chinese Medicine and is also licensed in China.

Victor was born in the US but spent part of his childhood in Taiwan, therefore he is fluent in both Mandarin Chinese and English. He developed an interest in Chinese Medicine early age seeing his grandmother curing family members with simple home remedies. He went on to study at UC Berkeley and received a Bachelor degree. After college, he began studying Buddhism and volunteered a year teaching Chinese at Developing Virtue Secondary School in the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas. Afterwards, he interned one year at the UCLA Center for East-West Medicine. In Shanghai, he studied under many renown TCM professors. He is interested in Internal Medicine with an emphasis on healthy diet and exercises.

Acupuncture for pain management