Traditional Chinese medicine is topic of recent health talk

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Certified by NCCAOM (National

Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine), she has

also been selected to serve on the Acupuncture Advisory Committee for

the Composite State Board of Medical Examiners in Georgia.

Dr. Li Hua was trained in China

and worked in one of the biggest Chinese medicine hospitals for many years

before she came to the United States. Since she moved to Atlanta in 1994,

she has worked with many medical doctors and health providers together

to help her patients.

She is well-respected by fellow

professionals and patients alike. Her professional ability as an acupuncturist,

her high skill of Oriental bodywork TuiNa and her knowledge of Oriental

herbal protocols have demonstrated positive outcomes to her patients.

Dr. Li Hua cohosted the weekly

holistic medicine radio show "Dr. Susan On Call" from 1998-2001.

Dr. Mitchell Ghen interviewed her twice on "Began A Ghen" radio

shows in 1999. She was invited to talk about women's health and traditional

Chinese medicine on WSB Radio in 2000 and has been profiled in the Atlanta

Journal-Constitution, Atlanta magazine and Atlanta Sports and Fitness,

as well as on 11 Alive News and CNN.

Her Web site, www.aac2000.com,

informs people about traditional Chinese medicine.

Durden Chiropractic Clinic

is at 1130 Senoia Road, Suite B-4, in the North Village Professional Complex

in Tyrone. For more information, contact 770-631-7600 or [email protected].

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