Featured in Acupuncture Today: Dr. Jonghwa Lee on Fasting and Metabolic Health

What Is Acupuncture Today?

When it comes to acupuncture and integrative medicine in the United States,
Acupuncture Today is widely recognized as one of the leading professional publications in the field.

Rather than serving as a promotional platform, it functions as a clinically oriented resource where practitioners and healthcare professionals share insights, experience, and evolving treatment approaches.

  • Read by licensed acupuncturists and integrative healthcare providers

  • Focused on real-world clinical applications

  • Covers emerging trends in modern integrative care

 In other words, it is a trusted publication within the professional community.

About Dr. Jong Lee

Jong Lee is a practitioner and researcher
who has been working at the intersection of traditional East Asian medicine and modern healthcare.

His background includes:

  • Ph.D. in Korean Medicine from Kyung Hee University

  • Research in metabolic disorders and herbal medicine interactions

  • Development of clinically guided detox and metabolic support programs

He also serves as:

  • President of the American Association of Korean Medicine (AAKM)

  • President of the American Board of Therapeutic Fasting and Obesity (ABOFO)

 His work reflects a combination of clinical experience, research, and education.

Topic of the Feature: Fasting and Metabolic Health

In his recent feature in Acupuncture Today,
Dr. Lee explores the role of fasting in modern metabolic health.

Today, many individuals face challenges such as:

  • Chronic inflammation

  • Insulin resistance

  • Decreased metabolic efficiency

These issues go beyond weight management and are closely tied to overall physiological balance and long-term health.

The article highlights that fasting, when approached appropriately, may play a role in supporting:

  • Cellular recovery processes

  • Metabolic regulation

  • Energy balance

It frames fasting not simply as a diet strategy, but as a structured approach to restoring internal balance.

Connection to the Rezen Program

The concepts discussed in the article align with the philosophy behind the Rezen program.

Rezen is designed as a nutrition-supported modified fasting approach, focused on making fasting more structured and sustainable in a clinical setting.

Its goals include:

  • Supporting energy levels

  • Minimizing unnecessary muscle loss

  • Promoting metabolic stability

Rather than extreme restriction, it represents a more guided and balanced application of fasting principles.

Why This Feature Matters

Being featured in Acupuncture Today reflects more than visibility.

It indicates that:

  • The approach is grounded in clinical experience

  • The concepts are relevant to current healthcare discussions

  • The framework is applicable in real-world patient care

It is a reflection of professional recognition within the field.

A Broader Perspective on Health

Modern health challenges are rarely caused by a single factor.

Metabolism, inflammation, and lifestyle patterns are deeply interconnected, requiring a more comprehensive perspective.

Dr. Lee’s work emphasizes the importance of supporting the body’s internal systems rather than addressing isolated symptoms.

About Acupia Wellness

At Acupia Wellness, our approach focuses on:

  • Supporting metabolic balance

  • Improving internal circulation

  • Promoting overall physiological harmony

through a structured and integrative care model.

Read the Full Article ->

https://acupuncturetoday.com/article/39932-integrating-intermittent-fasting-therapy-into-acupuncture-practice-a-clinical-perspective

For those interested in exploring Dr. Lee’s full perspective on fasting and metabolic health,
you can read the complete feature published in Acupuncture Today.