19161 Colima Road
Rowland Heights, CA 91748
(Colima Rd. & Otterbein Ave.)
Tel: 626-581-1755

Fax: 626-581-1688

 
  • Certified California Acupuncturist
  • Certified Chinese Medical Doctor in Taiwan
  • Doctorate Degree in Medicine at Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
  • Ph.D. in Oriental Medicine from Samra University of Oriental Medicine
  • Ph.D. in Philosophy at Beijing University
  • "The Best Chinese Medical Doctor, 1990 in the field of Acupuncture, Oriental Internal Medicine and Gynecology in Taiwan
  • More than 30 years of clinical and teaching experiences; with more than 300,000 patient visits.
  • Author of more than 30 books on various aspects of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Newly Published Chinese Books

About Dr. Young's  newly published TCM books (in Chinese).

 

An outstanding, major work on the history of acupuncture and moxibustion—Impressions of three texts written by my mentor to whom I am deeply indebted, Master Young Wei-chieh
By Master Tung’s Extraordinary Points second generation rushi disciple,
Dr. Zuo Changbo

Editor’s comments: this essay is printed with the text neither to improve its sales, nor sing the praises of Mr. Yang. It is out of a sincere hope that reading it will provide insight into the rare, deep feelings of the relationship between master and disciple that exist even today. And, that readers can see how a student can learn by inferring numerous answers from one morsel of knowledge imparted by his teacher. From this I realized, this holds true not only for Changbo and his study of Mr. Dong’s Extra Points, but students of all acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine traditions following his example can develop into outstanding doctors and scholars. 

 

ILLUSTRATED TUNG’S ACUPUNCTURE POINTS
The book contains more than 200 color photos of point locations. We had created this map to make it easier for the reader to correctly locate Tung’s point. This book is made to clearly locate of each point; not only in the local position, but also the entire coordinate locations. Use the map to locate the Tung’s Acupuncture point and make the correct puncture. Regular price US$60. 
To purchase, send the check, payable to Dr. Wei-Chieh Young, to  19161 Colima Road, Rowland Hts, CA 91748.

Dr. Young's new book -- the English version of "Lectures on Tung’s Acupuncture: Points Study"  New Book
 is now for sale!

This English book is newly translated from its Korean and Chinese versions, which was compiled and published from Dr. Young’s actual teaching contents. It is considered as the advanced upgrade edition for replacing his previous books about Tung’s Acupuncture prior to 2006. The illustrations of indications, needling techniques and analysis of treatment principles of Tung’s Acupuncture are all much more comprehensive and detail than all previously published editions.

The price is 70.00 USD (shipping & handling fee included). For California residents is 75.00 USD (tax and shipping fee included). If you are outside of USA, please send your inquiry through emails for price confirmation. Please email:cmcyoung18@yahoo.com
payable to Dr. Wei-Chieh Young, to 19161 Colima Road, Rowland Hts, CA 91748.
 


E-mail: drweichiehyoung@gmail.com
Questions regarding book orders: cmcyoung18@yahoo.com
Last updated on
2008/05/05
© Dr. Wei-Chieh Young 2007.

 


Dr. Young's new book -- the English version of "Lectures on Tung’s Acupuncture: Points Study" is now for sale!

Seminar News
updated
2008 upcoming lectures and seminars

The Complete Courses of Tung’s Acupuncture"
April and May 2008

Deadline for class registration was on Feb.27.
Class is full, however, we are currently compiling a waiting list/future interest list for a possible second class. (See Seminars) 
 
February 2008
: Lecture at American College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine in Houston, TX.
(
See Seminars)


March 2008
:
Lecture at the Doctoral program of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM) at Oregon College of Oriental Medicine, Portland, OR.
(
See Seminars)


J
une 2008: Lecture at the Doctoral program of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM) at Five Branches Institutein in San Jose(See Seminars)

Autumn 2008: Advanced Tung’s Acupuncture seminar” (in both Chinese and English(See Seminars)

Lecture on One Needle Therapeutic Technique and Young’s Palm Diagnosis will be given for the first time in 2008

Review questions on Tung's Acupuncture.
Have you ever learned Tung's Acupuncture? How much do you understand? Test your Tung's Acupuncture knowledge by answering the following review questions. Click....
  1. How many different classes are there for Tung’s Acupuncture?
  2. Question for Dr. Young: Do you plan to hold any seminar in California in 2008?
  3. Question for Dr. Young: Can we order any other English version of your books?
  4. What makes your teaching different from others?
  5. I was told the locations of the "Three Lower Huang (Emperors)" points are different from those mentioned in the book. How to locate them correctly after all?
  6. How to locate Sanchasan (A04) and Xiojie (A05) points? What are their indications?
  7. Question for Master Young: What is your opinion regarding how others perceive you since you have multiple higher academic degrees, quite a few revolutionary thoughts, publications, and many outstanding students?
  8. What is the origin of Tung's Acupuncture? How do I find a good teacher of Tung's Acupuncture?
  9. There are a couple of associations titled with "Tung's Acupuncture". Which one is more orthodox?
  10. How many direct disciples of Tung's Acupuncture are there in the United States? Who are they?
  • And more ..........

Preview pages of Tung's Acupuncture are now available.

Read "Dr. Wei-Chieh Young and Master Tung's Acupuncture", a fact sheet of his 35 years devoted to Tung's Acupuncture. It recalls Dr. Young's major research developments, findings, and teaching engagements.