Dr. Julie Chau LAC.
Ms Julie Chau, Chinese Traditional Medicine Doctor, is happy to share her story of becoming
a doctor. She was born in a family which most of the members were Chinese Traditional
Medicine Doctors, so she has a chance to participate in her family clinic since she was seven. Her
grandfather, who was a famous doctor in the local area, and her father were dedicated to
educate her since she was the oldest daughter in her generation. Ms Chau’s grandfather
successfully healed lots of patients, gained many precious experiences from the cases and
eventually invented his original acupuncture-moxibustion therapies. Ms Chau is fortunate to
inherit the original acupuncture-moxibustion therapies as well as the family therapeutic methods
with a long history from his grandfather.
She was graduated from Hong Kong Baptist University with a master degree in Chinese
Medicine. Throughout her twenty years of being a doctor, she never stops to learn, develop and
adopt new therapies, this makes her has healed numerous patients from different classes in
Hong Kong. She follows the principle instilled by her grandfather, “Be a doctor with both a
benevolent mind and heart, and saving lives is prior to everything”. Clinically, she uses external
treatments, internal treatments and acupuncture- moxibustion to cure patients. These
therapeutic methods are significantly effective on dealing with pain diseases, especially on
Sciatica and Lumbago.
She is an accurate and careful doctor. She analyzes the internal and external factors causing
the deceases from the duration of the illnesses and the health status of patients. She is a skillful
doctor. She uses qigong to needle the points stably, accurately and smoothly. She also has a rich
and professional knowledge on points and recipes based on different combinations of points.
“The stimulation may be strong, but the pain is directly related to the curative effect.” said by Ms
Chau. Because of her proficiency and high recovery rate, she is praised by her patients as “ the
accurate one”.
