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As the 2016 summer Olympics ensued in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, viewers may have noticed that some of the athletes had large red or purple circles on their skin. The marks are from an ancient Chinese Medicine method called cupping, which has been a trending topic in the past week. Cupping is no foreign treatment to the elite health center, the Tao Institute of Modern Wellness. The health and wellness institute treats its patients using tailored approaches that combine classic Chinese medicine, modern life science, and functional medicine.

In the field of Traditional Chinese Medicine, (TCM), acupuncture is used to treat a variety of conditions such as back pain, stress, depression, and weight loss. However, it also reaps another benefit: cosmetic enhancement. Unlike plastic surgery and botox, acupuncture is a holistic approach to achieving a younger complexion, conducted by stimulating energetic systems through focus points. The Tao Institute of Modern Wellness, the center of integrative medicine near the Main Line in PA and other areas of the tristate, offers acupuncture as part of their tailored treatment programs. The Institute is pleased to announce that they are currently offering a summer special on their Acupuncture Facelift Program.

At the Tao Institute of Modern Wellness, the best of classic Chinese medicine, functional medicine, and modern life science are combined to treat patients using a natural and holistic approach. Patients come to the center to be treated for their condition by board-certified physicians who develop a tailored strategic plan focused on enhancing the mind, body, and spirit. Among their integrative practices is acupuncture, which is included in customized strategies to treat a variety of conditions including infertility, pain, anxiety, depression, and anti-aging. The Tao Institute of Modern Wellness uses acupuncture along with many other practices to help their patients achieve a healthy lifestyle.

What if there was a way to cure depression without antidepressants? With Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Therapy, there might be. The treatment is a procedure that is noninvasive and entails the use of focused MRI-based magnetic fields to stimulate the brain's nerve cells as an alternative to improving the symptoms of depression. The Tao Institute of Modern Wellness – the integrative medicine healthcare center located in multiple cities across the Tristate area – treats patients with depression using a tailored approach that involves TMS Therapy. The facility is one of the first clinics in the South Jersey region to offer the treatment, which uses the Neurostar TMS Therapy System.

At the Tao Institute of Modern Wellness, patients are provided with tailored programs focused on achieving their health goals, whether it be to treat depression, treat chronic illness, lose weight, or alleviate pain. Using a natural and holistic approach through integrative medicine, the programs aim to help enhance the quality of life by focusing on the mind, body, and spirit.

At the Tao Institute of Modern Wellness, integrative medicine is practiced to help individuals achieve a healthy lifestyle by focusing on the mind, body, and spirit. The center helps patients accomplish their health objectives through personalized programs that entail natural approaches. Two of their major health objectives that the center is known for improving are anti-aging and beauty. But now, their secrets to looking young and maintaining an attractive appearance are revealed by its founder, Jingduan Yang, MD, in his new book, "Facing East: Ancient Health + Beauty Secrets for the Modern Age," which was released on March 1.

What if the secret to staying young is to focus on the spirit, mind, and body by making simple changes to the daily routine? According to Jingduan Yang, MD, the founder and Medical Director of the Tao Institute of Modern Wellness, that approach is the key to revitalizing energy and slowing the aging process. The doctor, who is also a board-certified psychiatrist and expert in traditional Chinese medicine, will be releasing a new book about feeling and looking young in collaboration with famous fashion designer, Norma Kamali. The book, which is titled "Facing East: Ancient Health + Beauty Secrets for the Modern Age" will be published by HarperCollins and is scheduled to be launched on March 1.

Today's healthcare system is designed so that care is only provided to patients after they have become sick or injured. However, the medical industry has been shifting over to the practice of integrative medicine, which treats the mind, body, and spirit as a whole to promote a healthy lifestyle all year around. Tao Integrative Medicine, the healthcare center of modern wellness, combines the best of modern life science, classic Chinese medicine, and functional medicine by offering a plethora of programs designed to treat patients according to their wellness needs. The facility is pleased to present two of their programs currently available, called the Tao Peak Life Wellness Program and the Tao Advanced Nutrient Therapy Program.

Toxic injections and surgery are not the only options for restoring a youthful appearance; there is an alternative solution for reversing the aging process that is much healthier. Tao Integrative Medicine, the healthcare center of eastern and western medical practice, is pleased to introduce their new Tao Beauty Program, which offers a drug-free approach to awakening restorative powers, optimizing health and restoring exuberant energy. The vitality services help patients achieve the beauty results they are seeking through therapeutic treatments using potent botanical anti-inflammatory and antioxidant ingredients.

Unlike the traditional disease-oriented model, the knowledge of functional medicine expands further, providing practitioners with newfound information that can translate to providing better diagnosis, improved treatment and enhanced patient care. This advanced scientific information is particularly the main focus of the American Functional Medicine Association (AFMA) Conference, which focuses on promoting the field of functional medicine by educating medical industries. Dr. Jingduan Yang, the founder and medical director of Tao Integrative Medicine, will be attending the much-anticipated symposium to express his support of the event and teach the practice of functional medicine.