David Lee Acupuncture Clinic

08/19/2025

We treat nausea and vomiting during pregnancy.

08/14/2025

We treat acne with Chinese herbal medicine.

AcupunctureConstitutional Acupuncture Acne and Cyst Herbal Medicine for Soyangin By acutimes - April 17, 2025 0 162 Share Facebook Twitter Google+ Pinterest WhatsApp image(c)AdobeStock_arri. By David Lee L.Ac. For Soyangin constitution patients experiencing skin conditions—such as atopic dermatiti...

08/12/2025

Veterans, you can ask for acupuncture authorization through Veterans Association.

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08/12/2025

We treat essential tremor.

08/02/2025

We treat blepharitis.

07/28/2025

We treat gastroparesis and Tourette's syndrome.

07/24/2025

David Lee trained graduates of a 5-year Oriental Medicine program in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. There was pride in all their eyes and shoulders because of the sacrifice that they made to study at the academic level of an accredited institution. Furthermore, they displayed proficiency as clinicians.

Over two days, 400 acupuncture treatments were given to 134 patients. 75% reported significant relief, 15% mild relief, and 10% no relief. Patients had chronic and stubborn conditions such as Parkinson’s tremors, essential tremor, arrhythmia, hot flashes, dysmenorrhea, anxiety, headache, muscle pain, joint pain, and neuropathy.

07/23/2025

Gall Bladder flush for the sludge and small stones without pain using Chinese herbs. This formula has been greatly successful at our clinic for years.

07/21/2025

David Lee, as the president of Korean Acupuncture and Asian Medicine in Los Angeles, I was invited to train soon-to-be graduates in Guatemala, with the purpose of helping them become confident and successful clinicians. It was an intensive two-day training program.

At the Ets’Nab Clinic, a practical Bisoma Acupuncture training session was held with the 11 graduating students and two acupuncturists. This clinic also serves as a traditional East Asian medicine school and operates under the name Integrated Indigenous Medicine Cooperative.

On the first day, a total of 120 treatments were provided to 68 patients. All patients gave feedback: 72% reported significant pain relief, 20% experienced mild relief, and 8% noted no particular change. By the end of the day, the students’ communication skills and treatment techniques had become clearly evident.

The conditions treated varied widely, including headaches, joint pain, muscle pain, abdominal pain, cardiac arrhythmia, menopausal syndrome, colds, fever sensations, scoliosis, neuralgia, and more.

Each student personally administered acupuncture and received impressive feedback from their patients. They communicated well, and many patients scheduled follow-up appointments. It was a rewarding process that guaranteed multiple levels of professional success.

The name of the licensed acupuncturist, director, and principal is Leoncio Ventura TeBalam.

07/14/2025

50th Anniversary Celebration of Oriental Medicine in the United States
The Korean Acupuncture and Asian Medicine Association (KAAMA), together with acupuncture associations from the western U.S. and over 200 participants, held a commemorative event celebrating the 50th anniversary of Oriental Medicine in the United States, along with a legislative support event for acupuncture policy.
Over the past 30 years, KAAMA has worked in partnership with the California Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine Association (CAOMA), a leading lobbying group representing acupuncturists in California, as well as with nonprofit organizations like APAPA, to promote the rights and interests of acupuncturists. These efforts include supporting significant legislative initiatives such as the Acupuncture for Our Seniors Act, which would expand Medicare coverage for acupuncture treatment for seniors.
Congresswoman Judy Chu, who is leading the push for this legislation in the U.S. House of Representatives, also attended the event and provided a briefing on the legislative process. Over the decades, Ms. Judy Chu has been central in getting acupuncture be a regular in the public, including Worker's Compensation and Veterans Association.
Sincerely,
David Lee, president of KAAMA
Below are representative Judy Chu congressman, and Michelle Lau president of acupuncturist lobbying group CAOMA, both active key supporters.