Xiang Jun TCM Clinic / Vice Superintendent

Dr. Lin Yu-Yen M.D. (TCM)

"Medicine is not just about treating the disease, but treating the person. Eye diseases often reflect internal imbalances and spiritual exhaustion. I am dedicated to integrating TCM wisdom with modern medicine, guiding patients to restore balance and activate their self-healing power."

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Clinical Focus

TCM Ophthalmology

Glaucoma, Optic Atrophy
Macular Degeneration, Retinopathy
Retinitis Pigmentosa (Night Blindness)
Uveitis, Iritis, Scleritis
Severe Dry Eye, Floaters
Cataract, Pseudo-myopia, Amblyopia

Internal Medicine

Diabetes & Hypertension Management
Sleep Disorders, Autonomic Dysregulation
Allergic Constitution Regulation

Education

China Medical University

Master of Acupuncture Science

China Medical University

Bachelor of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Professional Experience

Xiang Jun TCM Clinic

Vice Superintendent (Current)

Specializing in holistic TCM eye care with over 65,000 clinical cases treated. Integrating Western and Chinese medicine, science, and traditional cultivation.

Former: Da-An TCM Clinic (Taipei)

Attending Physician

Former: Wu Sheng Chan TCM Clinic

Vice Superintendent

Former: Hong De TCM Clinic

Attending Physician

Former: Xin De TCM Clinic

Attending Physician

Teaching & Lectures

Academic Teaching

Former Teaching Assistant, Acupuncture Science & Shang Han Lun (CMU)
Adjunct Lecturer, National Taiwan University of Sport

Mind-Body & Tai Chi

Former Instructor, Mackay Memorial Hospital / CMUH Tai Chi Club
Integrating Qigong mindfulness with clinical practice

Key Lectures

I-Shou University: "TCM Saving Vision – Introduction to TCM Ophthalmology"
Novatek (Hsinchu Science Park): "TCM Health Tips for Office Workers"
Public Forums: "Opening a New Vision for TCM Health Education"

Publications & Research

Books

《Self-Healing Power of Eyes: TCM Diagnosis & Care (Updated Edition)》

CITE Publishing, Jan 22, 2022

《Self-Healing Power of Eyes: TCM Diagnosis & Care》

CITE Publishing, Sep 22, 2020

Microsoft Office 365 Columnist

Research Papers

Changes of Synaptic Plasticity Gene Expression by Electroacupuncutre (EA) and Local Somatothermal Stimulation (LSTS) in Mice Model of Streptozotocin-Induced Diabetes Mellitus.

Yu-Yen Lin, Hsin-Ping Liu. (2014). Degree Thesis, China Medical University.

The Effects of Electroacupuncture and Local Somatothermal Stimulation (LSTS) in Mice Model of Streptozotocin-Induced Diabetes Mellitus.

Yu-Yen Lin, Hsin-Ping Liu. (2013). 5th Global University Network of Traditional Medicine International Symposium 2013 in Kyoto, Japan, Nov 16-17.

Discussing Ice Consumption from History and TCM Perspectives.

Lin Yu-Yen, Cao Rong-Ying. (Jun 2012). Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Taichung), 90:12-18.

Discussing Staying Up Late from History and TCM Perspectives.

Lin Yu-Yen. (Mar 2012). Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Taichung), 89:13-19.