Healing that works with your body, not against it.
Our Specialized Services
Pain Management
Stress Relief
Emotional Wellness
Physical Vitality
Improved Sleep
Wellness Optimization
Our Holistic Approach
Acupuncture
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At Beijing YZT Acupuncture, we are dedicated to utilizing the natural healing powers of acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine to enhance wellness and vitality. Our personalized care and integration of ancient techniques offer a transformative path to optimal health and balance.
Acupressure​
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Much like acupuncture but without the needles, it aims to clear blockages in the flow of Qi (vital energy) and blood, thereby restoring internal balance and activating the body’s innate healing mechanisms.
About Me.
Xiuqiong Gu, a renowned Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) expert with thirty years of clinical experience, served as an inner-circle disciple under Wang Xiushen (known as the "Divine Needle Wang"), a successor of the Chinese Imperial Court Physicians. She has mastered the secret acupuncture techniques of the imperial lineage, including: Tongue Acupuncture, Blood-Wheel Acupuncture, Penetrating-Pulling Acupuncture, Multi-Needle Technique, Five-Dragon Acupuncture, Wang’s Shoulder-Three-Needle Technique, Precordial (Heart Region) Insertion, and various other unique methods.
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She specializes in treating a wide range of conditions, including:
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Pain Management: Headaches, stomach pain, neck and shoulder pain, back pain, lumbar and leg pain, and trigeminal neuralgia.
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Reproductive & Endocrine Health: Infertility, menopausal syndrome, endocrine disorders, and decreased sexual function.
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Chronic & Complex Conditions: Sequelae of stroke, allergic rhinitis, spleen and stomach diseases, tennis elbow, frozen shoulder, arthritis, gout, and polio.
History
2003 - Mastered by Professor and Academician Wang Xiushen—the "Divine Needle of China," true successor of Manchu Medicine, Master of Chinese Acupuncture, and 3rd generation descendant of the Chinese Imperial Court Physicians
2003 -> 2015 - Xiangjiu Health Center, Guangdong, China
2016 -> 2022 - Beijing YZT Acupuncture, 19119 Colima Rd. Rowland Hts, California
2022 -> Current - Beijing YZT Acupuncture, 2707 E Valley Blvd. West Covina, California
Education
2015-2017
South Baylo University
Anaheim, California
Acquired California Licensed Acupuncturist Certificate.
1992-1997
Hunan University of Chinese Medicine
Changsha, China
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Acquired Chinese Medicine Bachelor Degree on Chinese Medicine and Acupuncturist Certificate.
Pricing
Patient Testimonials
I've already had 7 sessions/visits for message theropy, and I have to admit, so far it's been one of the best therapies since my accident almost a year ago.
The therapist here are top notch 👌, some of the best in my opinion.
Thank you so much for making me feel better
I came here because my wife recommended me to give Dr. Gu and Dr. Guo a try and I’m glad I did. They explained the processes and benefits of acupuncture, cupping, and chiropractic therapy perfectly. I opted for their 10 session bundle and have been going weekly! I work at a restaurant so my body constantly needs maintenance and I’m glad I found Beijing YZT Acupuncture! Give them a try, thank me later!
Kenny
I had an amazing experience with acupuncture here. The practitioner was incredibly knowledgeable, attentive, and made me feel comfortable from start to finish. They took the time to listen to my concerns and explained everything clearly. The treatment itself was very relaxing, and I noticed real improvements after just a few sessions. The space is clean, calming, and welcoming. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for effective and professional acupuncture care.
Jacqueline T.
Eddie P.
FAQ
Why Choose Us
At Beijing YZT Acupuncture, we provide top-notch services tailored to your requirements. Whether you need treatments related to Chinese Medicine, we are able to help.
Does Acupuncture hurt?
Acupuncture is nothing like getting a vaccine or a blood draw. Medical needles are thick and hollow to move fluids; acupuncture needles are solid, flexible, and as thin as a human hair. Most people describe the sensation as a light tap or a tiny "pinch" that lasts only a second.
Can Chinese Medicine cure my medical problems?
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Not for Emergencies: For acute infections, broken bones, heart attacks, or surgical needs, Western medicine is essential.
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Herb-Drug Interactions: Some Chinese herbs can interfere with Western medications (like blood thinners or heart meds). Always inform your doctor if you are taking both.
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Regulation: Quality control for herbal supplements can vary. It is crucial to see a licensed practitioner who uses high-quality, tested products
Do you accept health insurances?
It depends on the insurances you have. Please give us a phone call and check if your health insurances work with us. ​