Henry Jun Wah Lee, L.Ac. is a Physician of Chinese Medicine, Licensed Acupuncturist, Medical Qigong instructor and Eastern Nutritionist. He has a Masters degree in Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine and a B.A. in International Development.Henry is currently in private practice in Pasadena and Los Angeles, California. He has worked with the Venice Family Clinic and the Venice Pain Clinic in a complementary medical setting with Medical Doctors, Chiropractors and Acupuncturists, successfully treating patients for a variety of conditions including pain, insomnia, stress, depression, low energy, addiction, and weight loss. At the Being Alive Wellness Center in West Hollywood, Henry treated people living with HIV/AIDS. At the Yosan University Community Clinic in West Los Angeles, he treated patients for pain, infertility, autoimmune diseases, stress, anxiety, women’s conditions, cold and flu, diabetes, hypertension and much more.In addition to his private practice, Henry teaches medical Qigong exercise classes for self healing and wellness throughout the Los Angeles area. His background in medical Qigong started under Qigong Grandmaster Hong Liu. Master Hong is a world-renowned authority on natural healing and complementary health practices, and a living treasure in China and Hawaii. Henry has also studied under the Ni family tradition of healing arts, Qigong and Tai Chi.Henry was born in China and immigrated to the United States at the early age of 7. As a result, he grew up as a bridge between two cultures: Chinese and American. His diverse cultural background and experiences provide him with unique insights on how to practice Chinese medicine effectively in the West.Henry has also served as an international human rights advocate and a technology consultant for local governments, civic institutions, universities, and non governmental organizations for the past 15 years. For more information, visit www.Evotion.net.Specialties: traditional chinese medicine, acupuncture, medical qigong, chinese herbal therapy, eastern nutrition