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David Lee Acupuncturist

David Lee, acupuncturist and Herbal Medicine practitioner

Profession

David Lee earned his Doctor of Philosophy in Oriental Medicine from American Liberty University in Fullerton, California. He also holds a Master’s degree in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine from Emperor’s College of Traditional Oriental Medicine in Santa Monica, California.

During his training, David completed an externship at the Arthur Ashe UCLA Student Health Center and Daniel Freeman Hospital in Marina del Rey, California. Additionally, he pursued pre-medicine courses and obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of California, Irvine.

Since 2000, David has been practicing in Thousand Oaks, California, where he has dedicated himself to providing exceptional care to his patients.

David Lee has pioneered groundbreaking treatment protocols known as Bisoma Acupuncture and Tetrasoma Acupuncture. In a historic achievement for Asian medicine, he successfully unified acupuncture and herbal medicine under a single, comprehensive theory of Constitutionology—the first breakthrough of its kind since the inception of the field.

Driven by a passion for both external and internal medicine, David specializes in treating stubborn and complex conditions affecting the muscle, joint, organ, glandular, nervous, and immune systems. His treatments are particularly effective and safe for conditions such as brain withdrawal symptoms (including opiate, benzodiazepine, SSRI, and methamphetamine dependencies), irritable bowel disorders (IBS, Crohn’s disease, and ulcerative colitis), hypothyroidism, and hot flashes.

David remains deeply inspired by the power of Asian medicine to tackle difficult cases while simultaneously enhancing overall health. He actively shares his clinical expertise both domestically and internationally, helping to advance the field worldwide.

Beyond his professional life, David treasures time with his wife, three children, and parents, finding balance and joy in his family relationships.

Why I became an acupuncturist

As a teenager, I had my first encounter with acupuncture, which left a lasting impression. After just one treatment, the recovery time for my sprained ankle was cut in half. At the time, sports injuries were common for me due to my daily activities—skateboarding, bicycling, hiking, and basketball.

My personality and upbringing instilled in me a deep interest in the well-being of others. According to the Myers-Briggs Personality Type Indicator, I am an INFP (Introverted, Intuitive, Feeling, and Perceiving), which means empathy, creativity, and idealism come naturally to me. Growing up in a parishioner family, I was actively involved in helping others from an early age. Additionally, my formative years were spent in the mountains of South Korea, where I experienced the richness of nature, including its unique five seasons. This connection to nature shaped my appreciation for its ability to provide solutions to many of life’s ailments.

After earning a degree in psychology and completing pre-medicine courses, I decided to pursue a career as an acupuncturist. The opportunity to treat stubborn and chronic diseases became a lifelong passion. I felt a calling and have never looked back. Asian medicine, as it turned out, fills a crucial gap in healthcare. This path has led me to realize my wildest dreams—discovering innovative, safe, and effective treatments through acupuncture, Asian herbal medicine, and dietary therapy.

Mission

My mission is to enhance the accessibility and effectiveness of healthcare on a global scale. I achieve this by teaching practical, user-friendly techniques to both healthcare professionals and the general public.

 

Philosophy

Benefit as many people as possible. Bring order into chaos. 


Publications by David Lee

David Lee has authored groundbreaking textbooks on Asian medicine, introducing innovative and systematic approaches to constitutional acupuncture, acupressure, dietary adjustments, and Asian herbal medicine. These methodologies are now measurable, repeatable, and predictable, marking a significant evolution in the field. His books are grounded in data from a single-blind clinical study involving over 100,000 treatments with more than 11,000 patients since 2003.

One of his notable works, Tetrasoma Diet for Four Body Types, guides readers in identifying their constitution and selecting the most suitable food ingredients to support their unique health needs.

Bisoma Acupuncture is a two-size-fits-all acupuncture technique that makes any acupuncturist highly sought after.

Tetrasoma Acupuncture is an acupuncture technique specifically for identifying the constitution.

Tetrasoma Acupuncture 3D Book


David Lee’s Professional Accomplishments

David Lee has made several significant contributions to the field of Asian medicine:

  • Developed Acupressure for Hot Flashes: He created a user-friendly acupressure technique that effectively reduces hot flashes, enabling the general public to use it conveniently at home.

  • Unified Diagnostic Methods: David achieved what had not been done since the inception of Oriental medicine thousands of years ago—he unified acupuncture, dietary therapy, and Asian herbal medicine under a single diagnostic framework.

  • Systematized Acupuncture for Scientific Validation: He systematized an acupuncture technique with the potential for double-blind studies, paving the way for its validation and acceptance in major public health clinics and hospitals worldwide.

  • Pioneered Bisoma Acupuncture: David introduced a revolutionary technique called Bisoma Acupuncture, known for its high efficacy and ease of learning. This method has the potential to benefit both developed and underserved communities globally.


Community Impact

David Lee is active in sharing his knowledge on a global stage. He is a regular presenter to acupuncturists and the public. His goal is to make available the benefits of Asian medicine by training medicine people to be efficient acupuncturists and practitioners of Asian medicine.

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