Presenter: Biao Lu, LAc, OMD
Original Date: June 7, 2026
This presentation highlights Dr. Biao Lu’s integrative approach to acupuncture, centered on harmonizing Qi and Blood to restore balance and vitality. Rooted in classical theory yet validated through clinical efficacy, his systematization of “Burning Mountain Fire” and “Penetrating Heaven Cooling” reframes traditional techniques as precise methods of energetic regulation. Clinical applications address headache, trigeminal neuralgia, herpes zoster, and joint pain, emphasizing patterns of wind, fire toxin, dampness, and blood stasis. Treatment prioritizes technique mastery, appropriate point selection—often distal or contralateral—and regulation of Qi sensation (deqi). Dr. Lu’s work bridges tradition and modern science, offering an effective, human-centered model for contemporary acupuncture practice worldwide.
Bio:
Dr. Biao Lu has been practicing acupuncture since 1984. As a special privilege for being the top student in his class, he was awarded the chance to study specialized acupuncture techniques with several world-renowned acupuncturists – Professor Zheng Kui Shan, with whom he further refined his acupuncture techniques, and Professor Yang Jia San, one of the premier acupuncturists in China who was featured in Bill Moyer’s ‘Healing and the Mind’ program on PBS. During this time, he learned special acupuncture techniques known as “Setting the Mountain on Fire” and “Penetrating Heaven’s Coolness” – two techniques rarely practiced in the West, but which are extremely effective for immunological and neurological disorders, as well as all types of pain conditions that have not been alleviated through other healing modalities. Before coming to Los Angeles, Dr. Lu was the Chief Acupuncture Physician at Dong Zhi Men Hospital in Beijing, which was featured in Bill Moyer’s ‘Mysteries of Qi’ series. Dr. Lu is an expert in QiGong healing and specializes in male infertility, dermatology, psoriasis, eczema, allergies, asthma, and all kinds of pain conditions.
NUNM is accredited by the North American Naturopathic Continuing Education Council (NANCEAC). This activity qualifies for 1.5 Pain Management CEUs.