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Zhang Clinic
280 Dobbs Ferry Road Suite 209
White Plains, NY 10607
Practitioners and Providers Utilizing/Endorsing
Zhang Protocol Formulas
Dr. Darin Ingels Dr. Andrew Weil Dr. Richard I. Horowitz
Dr. Shelese Pratt Dr Mark Hyman Dr Steven Bock
Dr. Ellen Antoine Dr. Jeff Greenfield Dr. Andy Rajeckas
Dr. Erica Lehman Dr. Laura Sleggs Dr. Teresa Caprio
Dr. Scott Mulliken Dr. Mindy Beth Lipson Dr. Eric Gordon
Dr. Nazanin Kimiai Dr. Becky Campbell Dr. Leo Galland
Dr. Ron Schmid Dr. Ernest Visconti Dr. Kenneth Liegner
Dr. Joseph Burrascano Dr. Henry Lindner Eastern Light Acupuncture
Thea Fournier, CN Dr. Saima Khan, MD, IFMCP
Mary-Beth Charno APRN-C
Our Team Specializes In Integrative Care for Tick-borne Illnesses/Treatment-Resistant Infections, Autoimmune Disorders, and Metabolic Disorders.
Zhang Clinic, founded by Dr. Zhang in 1991, specializes in the treatment of chronic infections, autoimmune conditions, and metabolic disorders. As a pioneer in the clinical use of Allitridi, the precursor to Allicin, along with other broad-spectrum antimicrobial botanical compounds, Dr. Zhang has developed treatment protocols addressing a wide range of complex and chronic conditions.
Dr. Yoko Momo (DACM, L.Ac.) and Phyllis Lam (L.Ac.) joined the clinic in 2006 and 2012, respectively. With expertise in both TCM and modernized components of traditional medicine, along with decades of clinical experience, they form a caring and dynamic team dedicated to maximizing the well-being and clinical outcomes of their patients.
Presentation by Dr. Momo and Phyllis Lam For Mount Sinai Hospital's Woman to Woman Program.
Acupuncture for Self-Care and Healing:
Pain Management for Gynecologic Cancer Patients
Dr. Qingcai Zhang
Clinic Founder, Developer of Zhang Protocol Formulas
Upon graduating from Shanghai Second Medical University in 1962, Dr. Zhang commenced his career as a physician at The Reijing Hospital of Shanghai Second Medical University. His dedication to merging the most effective aspects of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with modern medical practices became the cornerstone of his clinical endeavors and research, aiming to optimize both clinical efficacy and the quality of life for his patients.
In 1980, he earned a prestigious World Health Organization scholarship, which facilitated a two-year fellowship at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital, further enriching his medical expertise.
In 1991, Dr. Zhang established the Zhang Clinic in New York City, primarily dedicating his efforts to treating opportunistic infections in HIV/AIDS patients, a period when effective antiretroviral therapies were not yet available. Through the utilization of Allitridi, the precursor to Allicin, and other broad-spectrum antimicrobial compounds, Dr. Zhang significantly extended the lives and enhanced the quality of life for his patients.
In recent years, Dr. Zhang has redirected his focus toward employing these potent antimicrobial compounds to address a variety of chronic infections, with a particular emphasis on tick-borne illnesses. This shift underscores his commitment to adapting to evolving medical challenges and continuing to provide innovative and effective care to his patients.
Yoko Momo
DACM, Clinician, L.Ac
Dr.Momo earned a Bachelor of Science in Applied Molecular Biology from Tokyo University of Science and is a nationally certified herbalist. She has trained and worked with Dr. Zhang since 2006 and is a dedicated clinician with extensive experience using Zhang Protocol formulas, TCM, and acupuncture. She obtained the Doctorate of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine from the Pacific College of Oriental Medicine. (DACM)
Phyllis Lam
Clinic Supervisor, Clinician, LAc.
Phyllis has over 11 years of clinical experience training and working alongside Dr. Zhang. She is a highly experienced clinician with extensive knowledge in the treatment of various chronic infections and immune disorders using the Zhang Protocol formulas, TCM and acupuncture. She is also an expert in the dietary and nutritional aspects of healing and preventative care.
