![Phyllis Kung, Acupuncturist, Adjunct Professor, Oriental Medicine Practitioner and Runner Phyllis Kung, Acupuncturist, Adjunct Professor, Oriental Medicine Practitioner and Runner](/sites/default/files/past_show_headliners/guest_pics/phyllis_kung.jpg)
Phyllis Kung is a licensed acupuncturist (AC01223) in the state of Texas, and nationally certified by NCCAOM. She is an adjunct professor at the Texas College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, where she earned her Master Degree of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine. She is certified in cosmetic acupuncture by Denise Ellinger, L.Ac., co-founder of the MeiZen protocol, and founder of the Center for Rejuvenation Acupuncture. Phyllis also currently serves as Secretary of the Texas Association of Acupuncturists.
Following her passion to continue her studies, she enrolled in the Doctorate program at the Zhejiang Chinese Medical University in Hangzhou, China, where her primary focus of study is Internal Medicine.
As an avid runner, Phyllis excels at using TCM to treat and prevent common sports injuries. She also targets digestive disorders, skin disorders, infertility in men and women, and other forms of chronic pain.