From a young age, I remember a very strong sense of connection between body and mind - from being sick right before birthdays, to countless digestive problems. After not finding satisfactory solutions to those problems with the tools of Western medicine, I set out to search for a deeper solution, one that did not ignore that connection between body and mind. Along with that, I grew up in Tel Aviv and always enjoyed an urban lifestyle that did not exactly fall into the "health" category, and I had a hard time giving that up. This combination is what led me to study Chinese medicine and ultimately create a profound change in my life.
Chinese medicine is above all a way of life, and understanding the principles on which it is based allows you to create balance in your daily life. Throughout the journey, I have tried to acquire the best tools I could find, and today I am happy to share them with you to help as many people as possible find this balance in their lives. In my eyes, daily balance, small changes and taking control and responsibility for our bodies are what help promote better health, of the body and mind as a whole.
Lulu Shafrir, practitioner of Chinese and Japanese medicine
Education and work experience
Graduate of the Cypress Campus for the study of Chinese medicine, acupuncture and Chinese herbs
Works in the Gastroenterology Department at Meir Hospital
Certified Medicinal Mushroom Therapist from Drorat
Integrated Course in Endocrinology and Chinese Gynecology from ICCM College
Two years of assistance with Maya Naor, a specialist in gastroenterology
Graduate of a two-year course in Japanese medicine according to the method of Master Kikko Matsumoto
Establishing the 'Point for Healing' project, voluntary Chinese medicine for disadvantaged populations
5-week training at a leading integrative medicine clinic in Taiwan led by Dr. Chen-Yu-Lee
5-week training in Taiwan at a leading YNSA clinic by Dr. Tzu-Chen-Kao
Education and work experience
Graduate of the Cypress Campus for the study of Chinese medicine, acupuncture and Chinese herbs
Works in the Gastroenterology Department at Meir Hospital
Certified Medicinal Mushroom Therapist from Drorat
Integrated Course in Endocrinology and Chinese Gynecology from ICCM College
Gives lectures on integrative medicine for digestive disorders
Two years of assistance in a Chinese medicine clinic specializing in gastroenterology
Graduate of a two-year course in Japanese medicine according to the method of Master Kikko Matsumoto
Establishing the 'Point for Healing' project, voluntary Chinese medicine for disadvantaged populations
5-week training at a leading integrative medicine clinic in Taiwan led by Dr. Chen-Yu-Lee
5-week training in Taiwan at a leading YNSA clinic by Dr. Tzu-Chen-Kao
My Approach
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Dream it
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Build it
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