Center For Integrated Medicine

In observance of Memorial Day and Asian Pacific American Heritage month. It is fitting to mention Hazel Ah-Hing Lee (Aug. 24th, 1912 to Nov. 25th, 1944). One of the two Chinese American pilots in WASP (Women AirForce Service Pilots) during World War II. The daughter of Chinese immigrants in Oregon signed up for volunteer military service against her parents wishes (for it was not suitable for a young Chinese lady at that time) when she heard of the Japanese invasion of China during WWII. She helped American male US Army Air Force fighter pilots to defend China from the Japanese. She die in the line of duty when her military plane crashed. She was 32 years old. Lee was known to write her name/nickname in Chinese characters with lipstick on the tail of planes she flew.

Folks, there are only 5 slots left for tomorrow's workshop. Come learn Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Auricular or Ear therapy is done by a medical practitioner of TCM/ Acupuncturist, not to be confused with ear piercing at tattoo parlor. This workshop will discuss the stimulation of acupuncture/ acupressure points on the external surface of the ear for both diagnosis and treatment of health conditions.
Although acupuncture can be used, each attendee will receive a ear session using magnets and/or ear herb seeds (no pins). Auricular seeds and magnets are not permanent. They are not piercings.
-The focus of this workshop is for the following conditions: Stress, Insomnia, Addictions (including smoking cessation), Weight loss, Chronic headaches, PTSD, Anxiety, Hypertension.
Presenter: J. Gentry. Doctorate of Traditional Chinese Medicine/ Acupuncture candidate.
Cost: $25.00 per person. Must pay in advance to reserve your seat. Limited Seating Only!!!!! Free with Patient Voucher
Attendee should come to workshop with no earrings or ear piercings. Call clinic for more information: 625-4246