Our mission at Berkeley Acupuncture Center is to help restore and maintain your health and well-being. Dr. Sherry Yang, DAOM, L.Ac. is an experienced acupuncturist and teacher of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) who has served the East Bay community since 2003. She is a former medical psychiatrist by training, and firmly believes in a holistic approach to the practice of acupuncture and herbal medicine.
Her practice philosophy is aimed at promoting the quality of life of her patients, both mentally and physically. Sherry Yang is truly a healer! Her quiet approach to healing and comforting style makes me feel very taken care of. I feel energized, clear and focused and truly believe that Sherry is responsible for my well-being!
Her practice philosophy is aimed at promoting the quality of life of her patients, both mentally and physically. Sherry Yang is truly a healer! Her quiet approach to healing and comforting style makes me feel very taken care of. I feel energized, clear and focused and truly believe that Sherry is responsible for my well-being!
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Dr. Sherry Yang's foremost priority is understanding how she can help you as best she can. This way, she can work with you to discover your personal needs and make a treatment uniquely tailored to making you feel more relaxed, better and healthier. Here is a list of procedures that one might expect during a regular visit with her.
We're passionate about the latest health research and news. We've compiled recent acupuncture-related research from reputable resources such as medical journals and published university research for a variety of ailments and conditions for your convenience.
Acupuncture significantly lowered average 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure for a six-week treatment, a randomized trail reported, however; the effect disappeared in three months after cessation of acupuncture treatment.Acupuncture was proved of a long-term pain-relieving effect in a randomized placebo-controlled study.
Acupuncture significantly lowered average 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure for a six-week treatment, a randomized trail reported, however; the effect disappeared in three months after cessation of acupuncture treatment.Acupuncture was proved of a long-term pain-relieving effect in a randomized placebo-controlled study.
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