Yoseph D.Feleke MD,DOM,Dipl,AC,Lic,AC.
Dr. Feleke received Medical Degree from Shanghai Medical University
; a Doctorate Degree in Acupuncture In Shanghai TCM College China:and Master of Oriental Medicine from Mid-West College of Oriental Medicine of Racine,Wisconsin.
He has Practiced as MD/Acupuncturist and had over 14 years of Clinical experience. He is currently Clinical Lecturer in Midwest College
as lecturer and practitioner and has consultant for multiple medical doctors all over around the world
. He has published medical articles for journals and he became a pioneer in integrated medical approaches.
Dr. Feleke specialty includes pain management,gynecology digestive disorder, chronic fatigue syndrome and
fibromyalgia pediatric alternative health care has been primary focuses.
With his strong Western and Eastern medical back ground and vast array
of clinical skills, he has earned himself a strong reputation among his students,
patients and colleagues alike Dr, Feleke has also helped many people resolve their illnesses especially major cases.
Chinese Herbal Medicine
Chinese herbal medicine is one of the largest practiced herbal traditionals in the world,with over 2500
years old history. Today in Chaina, herbal medicine is practiced as stand alon system of medicine as well as
alongside western medicine in all over the world more
recently it has become popular in wes, and has grown rapidly sinecthe 1982.
Chinese herbal medicine shares its philosophical background with the other disciplines of Oriental medicine. Once a diagnosis has been made, an herbal formula is prepared to correct the specific disharmony of the individual.
Acupuncture
Acupuncture is a traditional healing therapy in which fine needles
are inserted into specific points on the body to alleviate various symptoms or conditions.
Most people experience of needles is of those used in injections and blood tests.
Acupuncture needles bear little resemblance to these. They are much finer, and are
solid rather than hollow.
This makes acupuncture much less painful than may have been experienced during an injection.
Needles are then left in place for around twenty minutes, during and
after which many report a feeling of relaxation and well-being. Most people
feel nothing more than a dull ache or tingling sensation when the needles are inserted.
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