Ellen Wu, M.Sc., R.TCMP., R.Ac., graduated from a five-year Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine program and a three-year Acupuncturist program at the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacology, Capital Medical University, Beijing, China in 2009.  She is member of the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner and Acupuncturist of Ontario and also a NutraMetrix Advanced Nutraceutical Consultant.

Ellen recognizes that conventional methods which look at a skin disorder or a joint ailment or women's health issue in isolation without considering the general health of a person are not enough. She pioneered the Complete Whole Body System as a balanced and sensible approach to skin, joint and women's health. 

Ever since her graduation, Ellen has taken a holistic approach to medicine.  She originated and perfected the Complete Whole Body System by combining her knowledge obtained in traditional Chinese medicine with the leading edge Western nutraceutical technology for total skin,  joint, and women's health.  Her whole-body approach provides care to those patients who want the very best.

Ellen provides customized solutions and personal attention to individual patient.  She is committed to providing comprehensive and compassionate care. Ellen helps patients achieve optimal outcomes in total health. She offers health care services for patients of all ages.  She can provide referrals for more specific assessments when necessary.

The Complete Whole Body System includes:  

• A thorough TCM diagnosis to determine the imbalance of Yin and Yang in Qi, Xue (Blood) and Fluid in Zang Fu.
• A Complete Evaluation of emotional status, dialy diet and activities, physical and mental exhaustion, goals and expectations, in relationship to their skin or joint function or women's health concern.
• To Apply Acupuncture and Cupping therapeutic technologies to encourage natural healing, improve mood and energy, reduce or relieve pain and improve function of affected areas of the body. 
• To Maximize the utilization of nutrition needed for Skin Health to preserve skin collagen and to improve skin functions.
• To Maximize the utilization of nutrition needed for Cartilage Health to preserve joint structure and to improve mobility functions.
• To Maximize the utilization of nutrition needed for Women's Health to harmonize the hormonal imbalance and to improve female health.
  

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