Specialties:He applies the TCM theories of qi, blood, and body fluids to the clinical diagnosis and treatment of diseases. He has proposed academic theories such as the “Meridian Substance Microcirculation Theory” and “Genetic Health Preservation Theory.” He invented and developed the distinctive “Smoke-Free Energy-Concentrating Moxibustion” therapy. Grounded in his original “Genetic Health Preservation Theory” and adhering to the principles of “preventing disease before it occurs, preventing progression once it has occurred, and preventing recurrence after recovery,” he strives to improve patients’ quality of life. He specializes in clinical research on the treatment of cervical and lumbar spine disorders, migraines caused by atlantoaxial subluxation, and postherpetic neuralgia using his self-developed “Smoke-Free Energy-Concentrating Moxibustion” in combination with Chinese herbal medicine and external TCM therapies such as acupuncture, tuina massage, and cupping.
References: He has published more than 90 books with publishers such as People’s Health Publishing House and China Traditional Chinese Medicine Publishing House; obtained more than 40 national patents; published more than 40 academic papers; and received awards including the First Prize in Shandong Province’s Soft Science Awards, the Third Prize in Shandong Province’s Science and Technology Progress Awards, the First Prize in Shandong Province’s Soft Science Awards, and the Third Prize in the Shandong Medical Science and Technology Awards.
Distinguished Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner of Shandong Province
Professor, Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Member, Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion Association
Vice Chair, Acupuncture Analgesia Professional Committee, Shandong Pain Society
Standing Committee Member, Sub-Health Branch, Chinese Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Member, Tuina Branch, Chinese Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Special Correspondent, People’s Daily—Health Times
Special Editor, Chinese Journal of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
Science Communication Officer, Tencent Medical Encyclopedia
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