Product Description
by Feng-Ling Wang (Author)
The new book Common Sense Health: A Guide to Preventing and Reversing Lifestyle Diseases brings a different view to dealing with America's health problems. Authored by foreign trained medical doctor and acupuncturist, Feng-Ling Wang offers a detailed guide on improving your health by adjusting your diet, exercise, and environmental surroundings. By combining Eastern and Western medical principles, following the methods laid out in this book will benefit everyone ready to make a positive impact on their health and general quality of life. Wang's goal is educating readers on basic medical principles so they can make better decisions to prevent ailments and take better care of themselves. This easy to understand book will help anyone suffering from a number of ailments stop the damage to their body and heal themselves with healthier habits. Practicing since 1993 as a medical doctor in China and an herbalist and acupuncturist, Wang's experience has given him the fodder for Common Sense Health. Readers will learn how the body works, re-examine their lifestyle and thus make the best choices for their situation. The book contains the best wisdoms from both Eastern and Western medicine, anecdotes from Wang's patients and his own life experience. The medical techniques used in the books like acupressure, massage therapy, cupping therapy, and heat and moxa therapy are clearly explained so that anyone can take advantage of these methods that have been used in China for thousands of years. Relieve your symptoms, improve your quality of life, and eliminate unnecessary chemical and medical invasions to your body.
Author Biography
Feng-Ling Wang, DOM (Doctor of Oriental Medicine, China), NCCAOM, L.Ac. (Licensed Acupuncturist Idaho), holds a medical degree from China. He graduated from the prestigious Beijing University of Chinese Medicine and has been practicing since 1993. Feng-Ling Wang is a third-generation practitioner, a member of the International Institute of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, completed his residency at the World Health Organization affiliated Guan an Men Hospital in Beijing, China and is nationally certified in the United States by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM) as an oriental medicine doctor, acupuncturist and continuing education provider. Feng-Ling Wang has been practicing in Idaho since 1998.
