Ping Yang, L.Ac., Dipl.Ac., F.A.S.A.

Ping Yang, an Arizona State Acupuncture Board licensed and US national board (NCCAOM) certified acupuncturist, has been practicing in Arizona since 1992. She was a State Certified Physician in China with 15 years of practice before moving to the US.

Ping Yang has more than 3,700 patient files in her Tempe office and her name is on many medical doctor's referral lists.

Ping Yang had a long term apprenticeship with Professor Cheng Xin-nong, one of the top acupuncturists in China, the author of Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, the book recommended by national acupuncture board (NCCAOM) as the test reference.

Ping Yang uses traditional Chinese acupuncture, moxibustion and cupping techniques with aboundant medical knowledge.

Only disposable needles are used in Ping Yang's office. One needle for one time on one point.

What is Acupuncture?

Acupuncture is an important part of a Traditional Chinese Medicine system with a history of over 2,500 years. Traditional Chinese Medicine maintains that life force energy, known as "Qi", flows throughout the body in energy pathways known as "meridians". The proper flow of "Qi" is vital to good health. An imbalance of "qi" results in pain, dysfunction and ultimately, disease.

Acupuncture focuses on correcting these imbalances of energy flow by inserting ultra-thin disposable needles under the skin to stimulate specific points of the body. Stimulation unblocks the channels and encourages an even flow of Qi, restoring the body's balance and relieving pain and other symptoms.

Acupuncture can strengthen the physical body, prevent disease, control pain, calm the mind, enhance and restore health.