Clinic Director, Jane Liu, Lic.Ac., MD(China), is a infertility and women's health specialist in Dallas, Texas. She graduated in 1985 from Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Guangzhou, China and became a Gynecologist in the teaching hospital. She is one of few people in the U.S. who went through eight years formal training in Gynecology in both Western and Eastern medicine fields.

She devoted a significant amount of time to research on a natural approach to infertility and women's health and healing, and was honored with an "Achievement Award in Chinese Medicine" by her peers at the Health Adminstration in China. She received recognition by the National Committee of Science & Technology in China and has numerous articles in various professional journals and newspapers in U.S. and China.

Patients seeking fertility & IVF/IUI enhancement, relief from endometriosis, recurrent pregnancy loss, PCOS, aging eggs, thin endometrial lining, elevated FSH level, luteal phase defects, menstrual disorder, ovulatory defects, ovarian insufficiency and menopause syndrome make up of her current workload.

Clinic Director, Chuan Qin, L.Ac., M.D.(China), is a certified acupuncturist who received his certification from the National Certification of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. He graduated in 1985 from Guangzhou University of Chinese medicine in Guangzhou, China and is well known as a clinician, columnist and educator of acupuncture and Chinese medicine. Dr. Qin's professional credits include a medical doctor degree and Master degree of science in traditional Chinese medicine.

Dr. Qin has spent near 20 years in research on a natural approach to health and healing and applied his research in his practice to bring relief to many people. He specializes in stress & pain management, male infertility and health issue. He has committed the past 20 years to research and writing, seeking to make the best of knowledge and scientific research available to people who desire optimum health and increased longevity. He believes that even with all the advanced technology we have today, we cannot pinpoint a "magic bullet" for true health. We can only use what science has documented as a guide to aid in healing and prevention. He encourages his patient to remember that nature created herbs and whole foods for a reason, and that eating a proper diet and, when appropriate, taking herbs, is the best defense against illness.

B. Clinic Approach   Even after 3,000 years of testimonials, acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine may still sound a bit weird. Even its harshest critics confess however, that If acupuncture were dangerous somebody would have noticed by now. You may have heard that acupuncture is beneficial for pain relief or to quit smoking. But is it really effective in treating infertility, hormone imbalance, endometriosis, uterine fibroids, morning sickness, and weakened immune systems – symptoms that many times we’re told to live with, or surgically remove? “Yes, it’s effective,” says Liu, who has successfully treated over 100 cases of infertility in patients in the last three years alone. A graceful symmetry between the opposing forces of yin and yang provides the foundation for many medical treatments developed in China. Maintaining the symmetry – balance – is the key to health. “There must be a balance between the mind and body,” explains Liu. “The body follows the orders of mind. We ask our body to do hundred of things at once, and the body tries. But if the body is overwhelmed it can’t comply. That’s when the problems come – hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia, disturbed sleep, weight gain, dysmenorrhea, infertility, endometriosis, depression, stress, hypertension. We live in a high-stress society and that doesn’t help.” Medical practitioners in China have been honing techniques to achieve that balance by harnessing and manipulating internal and external energy forces for centuries. Acupuncture, Liu’s specialty, is one such technique. The premise is that imbalances in energy flow cause disease, and acupuncture is a way to create and maintain the proper symmetry. When you seek acupuncture and herbal treatment for your condition or disorder, you may receive one of numerous diagnoses. Depending upon your history or physical symptoms, as well as your physical examination, specific acupuncture points and herbs will be selected that are appropriate for your condition. During treatment, needles are inserted in various patterns into the series of energy pathways throughout the body. Adjusting the needles causes energy flow to increase, decrease, or be redirected, as needed. Chinese herbs are used to regulate the female endocrine system. For example, Liu treats PMS with a range of herbs. Patients consistently report a marked decrease in hot flashes, pain with intercourse, digestive symptoms, along with an improvement in mental outlook and decrease of lassitude. As we know, the immune system is the body’s natural stronghold against viruses, bacteria, and yeast. A strong immune system is our best defense against illness and disease. The problem is, it weakens from the cumulative effect of time. And for decades, conventional medicine insisted that there was no way to block this inevitable decline. More and more Americans are now discovering that Chinese herbal medicine and acupuncture therapy is a great prevention tool – it is truly effective in boosting your immune system and preventing disease.