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 Dr. Greg A. Livingston (U.S.)
Chinese Medicine Physician, General Chinese Internal Medicine
Dr. Livingston is a Chinese Medicine Physician with 15 years experience, and is one of the small and elite group of westerners to have earned a Chinese Medicine Ph.D. in China , entirely in Chinese. He treats a wide range of conditions using Chinese herbology as his primary method, complemented by dietary and lifestyle advice, and acupuncture when needed. He is always happy to coordinate treatment with physicians in other specialties.
Conditions he commonly treats include: respiratory disorders (asthma, bronchitis, cough), gynecological disorders (PMS, painful menstruation, infertility), men's disorders (impotence, prostatitis, infertility), digestive system disorders (peptic ulcer, acid-reflux, IBS, viral hepatitis), endocrine and metabolic disorders (diabetes, hyper/hypo-thyroid, obesity), mental-emotional disorders (stress, insomnia, depression, anxiety, addiction), cardiovascular disorders (high-cholesterol, atherosclerosis, poor circulation), skin disorders (acne, eczema, psoriasis), etc .
Dr. Livingston earned his Ph.D. in Chinese Internal Medicine from Zhejiang Chinese Medicine University, his 4-year Master's degree in Chinese Medicine from Five Branches University, California, and his Bachelor of Science in Biology from University of California Santa Cruz. He is licensed to practice Chinese Medicine in California, New York, and China. He also lectures at Zhejiang Chinese Medicine University, Zhejiang University School of Medicine, and Long Island University. |
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 Dr. Eva Zhang (China)
Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Dr. Eva Zhang earned her masters degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine at Nanjing TCM University in 1986 and is a third-generation TCM practitioner. Dr. Zhang traveled to the UK (1990-1994, 2000) and USA (1999) to introduce the concepts of TCM to Western doctors and clients. In 1995, she was appointed as an associate professor at the Shanghai Traditional Chinese Medicine University, a position she still maintains. Dr. Zhang has individually and jointly published 5 books and monographs on Chinese medicine in China and abroad. She is a TCM advisor for the American Herbal Pharmacopoeia. Her specialties include stress management, diet, gynecology, pediatrics, allergies, skin and joint conditions as well as digestive conditions.
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Dr. Julia Qu (China)
Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine
• BS, Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), 1983
• MD, Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), 2001
• Professor, Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
• Member of World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies (WFCMS)
• Trained practioners in Australia (2000), Germany(2003) and Thailand (2005-2008)
• Qualified to treat a wide range of ailments and specializing in asthma, fatigue, insomnia, tristimania, emmeniopathy, arthritis, weight loss, and chronic pain
• Fluent in English and Mandarin
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 Dr. Henry Cheng (Australia)
Rehabilitation, Sports Physician Dr. Henry Cheng is a sports physician who graduated from the University of Melbourne and the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Melbourne, Australia. Dr. Cheng has had extensive clinical experience in Australia, Singapore, Bangkok, and China for the last 26 years. He was the bicycle team doctor for the 2000 Sydney Olympics as well as one of the doctors of OTC at the Beijing Olympics in 2008. The director of Shanghai Spinal and Sports Clinic and specializes in sports medicine, spinal disorders, and shoulder and knee problems.
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Dr. Beau Bradley Diskin (Australia)
Doctor of Chiropractic
Dr. Beau Bradley Diskin was born in Australia and is from a family of five Doctors of Chiropractic. He graduated from Cleveland Chiropractic College in 1983 in Los Angeles and has practiced extensively in: Australia, USA, Europe, South America, and now in Shanghai, China.
Dr. Beau is professionally experienced with a wide range of adjusting/manipulative/mobilization techniques and also with physiotherapy modalities for rehabilitation; to select the proper technique and particular practitioner, required for your health condition, history and body type.
As Dr. Beau assists you with your health concerns, he will translate medical issues into plain English and explain in easy language ˇ°how the body worksˇ± and will also guide you to make better choices for your wellness. |
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Dr. Peter Tang(China)
Rehabilitation, Sports TCM
Peter Tang graduated from ShanDong Medical University. After graduation, he gained his experience as an acupuncturist and Tuina in a clinic for many years. He specializes in healing cervical abnormalities, lumbar pains abnormalities, muscle strain/sprain, anxiety and nervousness, stress-related sleeping disorders, memory improvement, etcetera. He utilizes traditional Chinese treatments to improve QI-blood circulation, balance Yin and Yang, regulate body nutrient absorption and waste output, cleanse the body of toxins and harmful substances, and invigorating the body. Doctor Peter takes the opportunity to grasp newest methods of his profession, be it from the East or the West, and utilizes the skills to treat patients to maximize the healing effects.
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