Dr. Jieyi Zhang, ND, LAc
Naturopathic Physician and Licensed Acupuncturist
Supporting Post-Injury Recovery Throughout Oregon Via Telemedicine
The Accident That Changed Everything—and the Recovery That Changed Even More
A Simple Errand Turned Life-Altering
It was an ordinary evening in March. I had just finished my paperwork for the day and decided to make a quick detour to a nearby post office to drop off some mail on my way home—just a short errand. As I got into my car, snow began to fall. That alone was surprising; in our area, even February rarely sees snow, let alone March.
The snow quickly became heavy, with large flakes pouring down and visibility dropping rapidly. Just as I was about to turn into the post office parking lot, I suddenly saw a car approaching from my right. Before I had a chance to react, my car spun 90 degrees and came to a sudden stop.
I was in shock and tried to assess the damage—to both myself and the car. The vehicle was no longer drivable. Although I was trembling from the shock and stress of the crash, I was able to step out of the car on my own without extreme pain or difficulty. After confirming that I could move every part of my body, I thought I was lucky not to have sustained a serious injury.
I declined the paramedics’ offer to take me to the hospital for assessment, believing I could manage the pain myself based on the decade of experience I have in treating pain from accidents.
Pain I Expected. What Came After, I Didn’t.
I treated my pain right away as soon as I got home that night.
The second morning, I woke up with more intense pain and stiffness in many parts of my body—just as I expected.
My injuries were painful: jaw, neck, back, shoulders, ribs, hips, and legs.
But I’d helped many patients through similar situations for over a decade, so I began treating myself
.
More injured areas revealed themselves in the following days through pain.
I continued to treat myself, and with my experience, I felt confident I would recover. It might just take more time.
I thought I knew the road ahead.
I kept working, even with the pain and stiffness.
I could tolerate it. I knew it just took time to heal.
But one night, I was awakened by a horrible, racing heartbeat—pounding in my chest.
I knew then something wasn’t right.
My Body Was Collapsing from the Inside
At first, it seemed like a typical musculoskeletal injury — painful but familiar. But over the next few weeks and months, unpredictable symptoms hit me — one after another. Each felt like a jolt, catching me off guard.
Sudden diarrhea and ongoing loose bowel movements that were difficult to manage or correct
Unintended weight loss — more than 10 pounds within just weeks
Anxiety attacks that came without warning or clear triggers
A racing heart that jolted me awake in the middle of the night
A deep fatigue that no amount of rest could lift
A frightening loss of control in my legs while driving
Brain fog and delayed reactions that made highway driving exhausting and stressful — at times, I had to pinch myself just to stay alert and responsive
Episodes of imbalance that led to falling
Intense muscle spasms that locked my body in place
And then… more symptoms I couldn’t predict or explain.
My body felt like a structure after an earthquake — systems failing, one by one. I never knew what would come next.
Compared to this, the initial pain felt simple — at least it was clear and localized. This felt like something far more destabilizing.
The fatigue didn’t just make it hard to work — it dulled everything I used to enjoy.
Work and learning had always energized me. They sparked my thinking, gave me direction, and fed my curiosity. But now, even those things felt distant. The creative energy, the motivation — it all seemed to fade. My emotional responses were flatter, quieter.
I kept most of this struggle to myself. As a medical professional and problem solver, I was used to working things out on my own. I didn’t want to worry my family — especially not my parents.
I didn’t tell them about the accident. I gave them an excuse for why I had to cancel my spring visit — the one where I usually helped care for my paralyzed father, something I had done every year for over a decade. Not being able to go that year was one of the hardest things.
Friends started to check in, surprised by how quiet I’d become. That wasn’t like me. But the unpredictable nature of my symptoms — the fatigue, the anxiety, the strange loss of control over my own body — all of it pushed me into a smaller world.
Even going out felt uneasy. I couldn’t count on how I’d feel, how long I’d last, or whether my brain would respond quickly enough — especially while driving.
I lost something fundamental: the spark in my thinking.
Learning had always been part of who I am — not just something I do. My curiosity, my excitement, my sense of being awake and alive — they were all activated by learning new things.
I used to attend workshops and seminars regularly, both locally and out of state. But during that time, I couldn’t. The fatigue, the mental fog, the unpredictability of my energy and focus, and the difficulty of driving made it nearly impossible. That loss hit me harder than I expected.
Nine Practitioners Helped Me — But I Still Wasn’t Well
A week after the accident, I was jolted awake by a racing heartbeat—pounding in my chest.
I knew then something was wrong.
And I needed to get checked to find out what it was.
I thought I knew the road ahead.
I had been in practice for over a decade. Most of my patients came to me for pain, I had treated many patients successfully after their injuries or accidents. I had trusted colleagues—experts across different healing fields.
Wanting to speed up my recovery and understand the symptoms beyond my pain, I reached out to professionals I knew.
I saw acupuncturists, chiropractors, osteopaths, physical therapists, energy workers, vision specialists—and conventional doctors too.
I followed their recommendations. Took notes. Did my home programs and added my own experience. .
When progress stalled or didn’t go as expected, I sought another opinion—always hoping the next would lead to a breakthrough.
Not all treatments went smoothly.
I reacted to some treatments in an unfavorable way, but I kept trying.
Over the first year, I worked with more than nine practitioners, across both conventional and alternative care.
My physical trauma was improving.
But the fatigue stayed.
So did the head symptoms.
I kept experiencing a deep tiredness, imbalance, and sudden waves of anxiety—with no clear trigger.
Routine lab tests showed nothing wrong.
I was still unable to travel far from home on my own.
I couldn’t rely on my energy. My stamina stayed low.
I was deeply grateful to each practitioner who helped me.
Their support gave me hope in a time of uncertainty.
And I learned a lot from every one of them.
But even after all the effort, something still wasn’t resolved.
At my lowest, I asked:
“Is this what my life is now?”
I Didn’t Have the Answers—But I Had Questions
Even though I was still dealing with fatigue, I couldn’t stop asking questions.
My curiosity—and my need to understand—kept me moving forward.
I began working on my own case.
I started treating myself and studying approaches that focused on rebuilding foundational health—methods that could support the body in healing deeply and systemically.
I trained with clinicians and mentors in a wide range of healing disciplines. I focused especially on understanding how trauma—whether from an accident or disease—can disrupt many systems in the body, and what might block the healing process over time.
I wanted to find the underlying causes that hadn’t yet been explored.
What had everyone missed?
What pieces were still out of place?
As I studied, I also learned how to run and interpret unconventional tests—tools that revealed imbalances, deficiencies, inefficiencies, and other missing links across multiple body systems.
These tests helped me uncover patterns and root causes that had never been visible before.
The data gave me insights I hadn’t had—even after working with nine practitioners.
I applied what I was learning to my own case. I tried a variety of therapies, protocols, and methods that focused on restoring balance at the foundation. I also integrated insights from my previous treatments and clinical training.
And slowly… something shifted.
One morning, while cooking breakfast, I caught myself noticing something I hadn’t expected.
That usual rush of imbalance—that out-of-control feeling I had learned to brace for every morning—was still there… but it didn’t hit as hard.
It didn’t bother me as much.
And that surprised me.
It was the first real sign that something inside me was changing.
That maybe, just maybe, healing was actually happening.
In the weeks that followed, those morning attacks kept easing.
They weren’t gone—but they were less severe. Less consuming.
For the first time, I began to trust that my body could heal.
And what came next surprised me even more.
A Recovery I Never Expected
Not only did I heal… I became healthier and sharper than I was at 18.
Not Just Recovery—Transformation
For over a year after the accident, I lived with deep fatigue, neurological symptoms, and a constant feeling of imbalance.
Even though the physical pain had eased, my energy, focus, and emotional steadiness hadn’t returned.
Each day felt like a battle with my own body.
But then something started to shift.
My brain, which had felt foggy and overwhelmed for so long, began to clear.
The episodes of anxious overwhelm became less frequent—and less intense.
The deep fatigue that had once made everyday tasks feel impossible started to lift.
It was slow.
But it was steady.
And that gave me hope.
Over the next year or two, I noticed more stable improvements.
My brain began to work more efficiently.
My energy became more consistent.
I didn’t just feel better—I started to feel capable again.
Eventually, I could think clearly, stay present, and do the work I loved without crashing afterward.
For the first time since the accident, I felt like myself again.
But the biggest surprise came later.
Because as I recovered from the trauma of the accident…
something unexpected happened.
The fatigue I had quietly lived with since I was 19 began to disappear.
So did the brain fog, the low energy, the vague soreness in my body…
Even the irregular heartbeat I’d carried for decades started to calm.
These weren’t new problems.
They had been part of my life for so long, I thought they were my normal.
And yet—they were resolving.
I never expected that healing from one injury would lead to recovery in areas I thought were beyond repair.
But it did.
And when I finally understood why, it changed everything.
As I recovered, it became clear—what lingered for so long had deeper roots
Behind Every Lingering Illness are the Weak Links
Through deep study, I began to uncover the hidden causes rooted long before the accident.
And mine had been quietly forming since I was 19.
Discovery: The Hidden Fault Lines
As I recovered from the accident, something unexpected began to happen.
Not only was the trauma healing—
I was also noticing changes in symptoms I had lived with for years.
The long-standing fatigue.
The mental fog.
The deep, unrelenting body soreness.
Even the heart palpitations that had disrupted my sleep and sent waves of anxiety through my chest.
I hadn’t directly treated those things.
But they were improving.
It made me stop and ask:
Why was healing from the accident touching health problems that started decades earlier?
Looking Back—and Seeing What I Missed
It started when I was 19.
I became ill during my second year of college, and afterward, my body never felt the same.
I was constantly tired.
My body ached and felt sore all the time—not better with rest.
It wasn’t pain that stopped me from functioning, but it never really went away.
Later, I developed digestive issues, brain fog, and eventually, heart palpitations that disrupted my sleep.
But I didn’t think they were serious.
Not because I felt well—but because I could still keep going.
My curiosity and love for learning were stronger than the symptoms.
I pushed through the discomfort to earn my degrees and build a life in healthcare.
I adapted around the symptoms and kept moving forward.
I thought, maybe this is just how my body works.
Maybe this is just my version of normal.
I Trusted the Experts
Toward the end of medical school, my heart palpitations became harder to ignore.
They would come at night, jolt me awake, and fill me with unease.
I saw cardiologists.
I described what I was feeling—how it affected my sleep and created waves of anxiety.
They listened, but didn’t offer solutions or express concern that action was urgently needed.
And I trusted their expertise.
So I continued on, living with the discomfort.
I didn’t yet have the knowledge or perspective to connect it to anything deeper.
That would come later.
When Everything Surfaced at Once
The accident changed all of that.
The fatigue worsened.
The brain fog became constant.
The body discomfort deepened.
The heart symptoms intensified.
But I began to understand: this wasn’t just about the injury.
My body hadn’t broken all at once.
It had been slowly losing stability for years.
The systems that had been quietly struggling could no longer keep up.
The accident didn’t create the cracks.
It exposed them.
Then Came a Deeper Fear
It wasn’t until after my father’s stroke that I learned he had lived with heart arrhythmia for decades.
That stroke left him paralyzed.
His brilliant mind still intact—but his ability to carry out his ideas was gone.
Watching that happen changed something in me.
That’s when I began to look at my own heart symptoms differently.
Not just as discomfort—but as something that could carry real consequences if left unaddressed.
I didn’t know if we shared the same type of arrhythmia.
But I didn’t want to follow the same path.
And I didn’t want to live with silent risks I didn’t yet understand.
What the Accident Really Showed Me
Looking back, the accident didn’t just injure my body.
It revealed its weak links.
Some came from years of stress, overwork, and pushing through.
Some were from deeper imbalances I hadn’t known how to see.
And some… were written into my DNA.
Genetic predispositions that I had never connected before.
A body that didn’t bounce back easily.
And systems that needed more support than I ever realized.
These were the fault lines.
The accident didn’t cause them—it cracked them open.
Learning My Body’s Blueprint
By discovering my body’s unique design, I stopped guessing and started healing
By discovering my body’s unique design, I stopped guessing and started healing.
Once I recognized the weak links behind my difficult recovery, I couldn't stop learning about my body.
Some of these weak links were inherited. Others were shaped over time—through stress, illness, and injury.
I've learned that it's possible to detect changes in these weak areas before they deteriorate enough to cause serious, lasting symptoms.
Building My Knowledge and Tools
By expanding my knowledge and using new tools, I've been able to understand my body's operational manual.
This has helped me not only recover from the debilitating effects of the car accident, but also restore my health after decades of struggling with fatigue, body soreness, and brain fog—symptoms that began with an illness when I was 19.
This evolving blueprint now helps me maintain my health.
What I Found in My Blueprint
When I dug deeper into this blueprint, I saw clearly what had made recovery so difficult—not just after the accident, but also after the illness I had at age 19.
I discovered that I have inherited weak links in inflammation regulation and brain repair.
These genetic traits made it harder for my body to calm inflammation and repair neurological stress.
That's why my recovery was so slow after the illness. And why the car accident pushed my body even further into pain, fatigue, and brain fog.
The injury and illness had worsened what was already vulnerable. They kept my brain and body inflamed, making every symptom more persistent and harder to treat.
Supporting What My Body Needs
Over time, I also learned that my body needs extra support in key areas.
It needs more nutrients to keep my heart rhythm stable... To keep my nervous system calm... To keep my body's energy systems—what I call my "batteries"—fully charged.
My gut doesn't process certain foods well. When I eat those foods, they trigger inflammation and reduce my body's ability to absorb the nutrients it needs for healing.
If I don't give my body the right support through nutrition and lifestyle, it can't repair itself—no matter how much I rest or try to recover.
Family Patterns, Understood
I now see these weak links not just in myself—but in my family.
Looking at the health patterns of my blood relatives, I've come to understand their struggles more clearly. What once seemed mysterious now makes sense through the lens of genetics and physiology.
But with the knowledge I've gained, I'm able to make different choices. I can avoid the outcomes they faced—because now I know how to support my body before it breaks down.
A Decade Later
It's been over ten years since I started to recover from the accident.
I don't experience the usual symptoms of aging. I feel energetic. My body feels stronger. My mind is sharper, clearer, and more focused than when I was 18.
That mental clarity gave something back to me—something I had wanted to do for the rest of my life: The ability to fully enjoy studying the complexity of the human body.
Now, I can engage deeply with the subject I've always loved—with the focus, energy, and clarity I didn't have before.
This blueprint—the one I've discovered through years of study, experience, and recovery—has become my greatest tool for staying well.
And it's shown me: we can learn to work with our bodies, not just fight against them.
Why I’m Telling This Story
A New Mission: Helping Those Still Searching
Through my years-long recovery journey, I gained something I couldn't have learned any other way.
Not just as a clinician observing from the inside out—but as someone who has lived it from the inside out.
This dual perspective gave me an embodied understanding of the body's systems—how they work together, how they break down, and what it really takes to rebuild them.
But it also showed me something else:
How limited our conventional healthcare system can be for people with complex, lingering symptoms.
How easily you can fall through the cracks—even when you're doing everything "right."
How isolating it feels to suffer invisibly while everyone around you moves forward with their lives.
I Know What It's Like to Be Dismissed
I remember sitting in medical doctors' offices, describing symptoms that disrupted my life daily—the crushing fatigue, the brain fog, the anxiety that came without warning, the body discomfort that never fully went away.
I remember the relief I felt when they ordered tests and referred me to a specialist, thinking: "Finally, we'll find out what's wrong."
And then the tests would come back normal—or the results weren't significant enough to explain what I was experiencing.
The message was clear, even when unspoken: There's nothing wrong with you.
Some suggested stress management. Others implied it was just aging or perimenopause.
As if turning 40 meant my body's decline was inevitable—that fatigue and pain were just part of life now, and I should just learn to live with it.
But no one said: "Let's look deeper. We're missing something."
And so I kept going—pushing through, adapting, telling myself this was just my life now.
But inside, I felt invisible.
Like my experience wasn't real because the standard tests said I was "fine."
The Exhaustion of Trying Everything
Even after the accident, when I had the support of nine practitioners—both conventional and alternative medicine experts I trusted, colleagues I respected—I still couldn't get the answers I needed.
I followed every recommendation. Did every home program. Tracked everything meticulously.
When one approach didn't work, I tried another. And another.
I was doing everything right—and still not getting better.
The physical trauma was healing, but the fatigue remained. The head symptoms persisted. The anxiety kept surfacing.
I kept thinking: What am I missing? Why isn't this working?
And beneath that: What if this really is just my life now?
The people who loved me couldn't truly understand. They cared. They wanted to help. But they couldn't see the invisible symptoms that stole my energy, my focus, my joy.
Their well-meaning suggestions felt hollow because they didn't grasp the depth of what I was facing.
I felt profoundly alone.
What Those Years Taught Me
That struggle—that years-long journey through confusion, despair, and isolation—taught me something invaluable:
Recovery isn't just about having the right information. It's about having someone who truly understands what you're going through.
Someone who's lived in that dark place where you're told nothing's wrong, but you know—in your bones—that something is.
Someone who knows what it's like to keep trying when you're exhausted and losing hope.
Someone who's found a way through—and can light the path for others.
I realized I couldn't be the only one lost in this gap—the gap between what conventional medicine could see and what my body was actually experiencing. That's why I've dedicated my practice to helping women find answers in that overlooked space.
Recovery That Lasts
More than a decade has passed since I began to turn things around.
Even as my body continues to age, I've experienced stable, lasting results.
I now have a framework—a blueprint—that helps me:
Strengthen my body's weak links when life brings stress, travel, or illness
Stay steady and resilient during unexpected events—like COVID
Recover faster when my systems are challenged
Maintain health, even through the everyday ups and downs of life
Most importantly, I now understand how to work with my body's operating manual. I know how to choose the right foods, routines, and lifestyle to support it—and how to correct the imbalances that show up in daily life.
This is how I stay healthy as I age. And how I continue to improve.
A Story You Might Recognize
What I went through may sound familiar to you.
I saw nine practitioners after my accident—and still didn't get the answers I needed.
Many people have gone through the same: trying therapy after therapy, spending years searching, losing hope that they'll ever feel like themselves again.
Especially women over 40.
Because when you're a woman in midlife dealing with invisible symptoms, you face a unique challenge:
Conventional medicine dismisses your symptoms as "hormones" or "stress" or "just aging." Lab tests come back normal, so there's nothing more they can offer. You're expected to keep functioning—keep working, keep caregiving, keep managing everything—while quietly falling apart.
No one sees how hard you're fighting just to appear normal.
But here's what I want you to know:
I'm proof that healing IS possible—even when you've tried everything and been told there's nothing wrong.
Not just managing symptoms, but actual transformation. Not just "getting by," but reclaiming the energy and clarity you thought were gone forever.
This Is Personal for Me
I want that same hope and result for other people who have been struggling with lingering fatigue, pain, and a degraded quality of life—who can no longer enjoy what they used to love or move freely like they did before an injury or accident.
Especially those who have been living this way for more than three years—or even decades after an injury or accident.
Because I know what those years cost.
And I know that at 40 and 50—every year matters differently than it did at 25.
You're not just losing time—you're losing the years when you want to be fully present for your growing children, thriving in your career, enjoying the fruits of decades of hard work.
The experiences you've missed. The dreams you've put on hold. The person you've been unable to be—for yourself, for your family, for your work.
You may feel stuck. You may feel dismissed. But your story isn't over.
The same approach that helped me uncover my body's hidden weak links—the blueprint that restored my health and energy after decades—can work for you too.
You don't have to keep suffering invisibly. You don't have to keep guessing. You don't have to accept that "this is just how it is."
There are answers. They're just not where most people look.
There Is Hope
If you've been living with unexplained symptoms... if you've tried countless treatments and still don't feel like yourself... you are not alone. And you are not broken.
My recovery taught me one thing: when you uncover the real obstacle, healing becomes possible.
Today, I help women over 40 in Oregon who've been struggling with lingering fatigue and pain for years—or even decades—after an accident or injury. Women who are ready to look deeper, to uncover the hidden weak links that conventional medicine has missed.
I Know You've Tried So Much Already
You might be wondering if anything can truly help at this point.
I understand. I wondered the same thing after nine practitioners and over a year of treatments that didn't resolve my fatigue.
That's why I offer a complimentary 25-minute Post-Injury Recovery Roadmap Call—a conversation to explore whether we're a good fit to work together.
On this call, we'll:
Discuss your specific challenges and what you're hoping to achieve
Review your history of accidents, injuries, and illnesses that may be contributing to your symptoms
Explore possible hidden factors that might be blocking your recovery
Determine whether my approach is right for your situation and whether you're ready for this kind of deep work
If we both feel it makes sense to work together, I'll share what that would look like.
This work requires commitment. It's not a quick fix—it's a journey to uncover your body's unique blueprint and give it what it needs to truly heal.
Your Best Years Are Still Ahead
I know you've already lost years to this.
But at 40, 50, and beyond, there's still so much life to live—and you deserve to live it with energy, clarity, and freedom from pain.
You don't have to accept that this is just how things are now.
If you're ready to explore what's possible for you—truly ready to commit to understanding your body at a deeper level—let's talk.
“I have seen Dr. Zhang for several injuries and illnesses over the last nine years, and I have benefited in countless ways from her holistic treatment approach. She follows the clues and goes where they lead her to get to the real source of the problem, rather than just treating the symptoms. I cannot recommend her highly enough!“
J.P., Oregon
And now, I’m ready to show you how to get these same types of results for yourself.
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After decades of battling illness and the lasting effects of a traumatic accident, I’m deeply passionate about helping you fully recover from lingering symptoms, even if you've been struggling for years. I offer comprehensive, holistic solutions that focus on identifying and addressing the root cause of your symptoms, helping you achieve a more profound and lasting recovery
So if you've tried and failed to gain the recovery you want for years, then I'd love to talk.
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Chronic Fatigue Recovery Program
At my Clinic for Natural & Chinese Medicine in Oregon, I take what I learned in my own wellness journey, to help you regain your energy and health, so that you can pursue your vision. I understand what you're going through. I believe everybody has the right to live their life to the fullest. I'm very passionate about helping people whose chronic fatigue and pain have forced them to put their life plan aside.
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The healing process starts by first taking a comprehensive evaluation to determine the root causes of your chronic illness. Dr. Zhang has built her knowledge through over two decades of training with clinicians around the world. Dr. Zhang uses integrative knowledge to help her understand your unique body constitution and pinpoint your specific body challenge and underlying causes of your chronic fatigue. Her investigation of your root causes is aided by lab testing and thorough examination of multiple body systems.
Step 2. Design a customized recovery plan for you based on your lab result and your unique individual biochemistry
From your test results and thorough evaluation, Dr. Zhang will design customized individual recovery plans for you during your recovery journey. She pays special attention to your body's weak links. She uses a natural medicine which combines multidisciplinary approach, like European biological medicine, targeted nutritional therapy and functional medicine, to create an optimal environment and foundation in your body for restoring your body function.
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In this part of the program, you will receive regular guided support from Dr. Zhang along the way to your recovery. Deeper causes often may not reveal themselves at the beginning. To make the recovery faster and smoother, your treatment plan is adjusted along the way.
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During this recovery program, you will learn the life skills to unlock your body's potential. A chain is as strong as its weak link. Without the knowledge and the skills to live in your unique body constitution, a recovery would not be sustainable. By working Dr. Zhang, you will gain knowledge about your body. Therefore, you will become the master of your body and your health.
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At my Clinic for Natural & Chinese Medicine in Oregon, I take what I learned in my own wellness journey, to help you regain your energy and health, so that you can pursue your vision. I understand what you're going through. I believe everybody has the right to live their life to the fullest. I'm very passionate about helping people whose chronic fatigue and pain have forced them to put their life plan aside.
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Determine the real root causes of your chronic pain and fatigue to maximize your chances of a full recovery
The healing process starts by first taking a comprehensive evaluation to determine the root causes of your chronic illness. Dr. Zhang has built her knowledge through over two decades of training with clinicians around the world. Dr. Zhang uses integrative knowledge to help her understand your unique body constitution and pinpoint your specific body challenge and underlying causes of your chronic fatigue. Her investigation of your root causes is aided by lab testing and thorough examination of multiple body systems.
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Design a customized recovery plan for you based on your lab result and your unique individual biochemistry
From your test results and thorough evaluation, Dr. Zhang will design customized individual recovery plans for you during your recovery journey. She pays special attention to your body's weak links. She uses a natural medicine which combines multidisciplinary approach, like European biological medicine, targeted nutritional therapy and functional medicine, to create an optimal environment and foundation in your body for restoring your body function.
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In this part of the program, you will receive regular guided support from Dr. Zhang along the way to your recovery. Deeper causes often may not reveal themselves at the beginning. To make the recovery faster and smoother, your treatment plan is adjusted along the way.
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During this recovery program, you will learn the life skills to unlock your body's potential. A chain is as strong as its weak link. Without the knowledge and the skills to live in your unique body constitution, a recovery would not be sustainable. By working Dr. Zhang, you will gain knowledge about your body. Therefore, you will become the master of your body and your health.
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