Edward A. Weiss M.D.

I have a very broad, general practice for people of all ages and problems. I use acupuncture and related techniques to balance a person so that they will be better able to fix themselves. I like to say treatment is like a "tune-up and oil change" for your self-repair mechanism. The goal is to get you to do what you could be doing for yourself, but aren't. As a result many problems can quickly resolve. I was very fortunate and studied a number of different kinds of acupuncture, including Vietnamese style, Traditional Chinese Medicine (modern communist style), five element style, auricular acupuncture, taoist style, trigger point style, and several non-classical Chinese styles. As a result, I usually have something effective for everybody. I studied psychology and chemistry at Yale College, and neurochemistry and psychology at Stanford Medical School. I have been involved with meditation and yoga for over 50 years, with acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine for 47 years, and with qigong and taijichuan for over 30 years.