Katrina Tang Article

Dr. Katrina Tang, MD, HMD is a specialist in Homopathic medicine and is the founder of the Sierra Integrative Medicine Clinic out of Reno, Nevada (retired). She is deals predominantly in preventative and alternative medicine with tremendous results. She was also a board member of the Homeopathic Medical Examiners.

Katrina Tang graduated with a Doctorate of Medicing from the University of Taiwan and a Doctorate of Homeopathic Medicine from Hahnemann University at Sarasota, Florida.

Dr. Katrina Tang has also received training at St. Joseph's Hospital in London and at the University of Heidelberg in Germany.

As a researcher, Katrina Tang as has worked at the International Center for Advanced Science and Technology specializing in Infectious diseases and Immunology.

She was the founder of the San Francisco Preventitive Medical Clinic in 1974, the Founder and Medical Director of the Century Clinic in 1988, and the Founder and Director of Medical Research of the Sierra Integrative Medical Center in 2003.

Katrina Tang has been cited and published numerous times including:

Katrina Tang, M.D., H.M.D., founder and Director of Research at the Sierra Integrative Medicine Clinic in Reno, Nevada, states that Lyme disease eludes many doctors because of its ability to mimic many other diseases. According to an informal study conducted by the American Lyme Disease Alliance (ALDA), most patients diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) are actually suffering from Lyme disease. In a study of 31 patients diagnosed with CFS, 28 patients, or 90.3%, were found to be ill as a result of Lyme. Dr. Paul Fink, past president of the American Psychiatric Association, has acknowledged that Lyme disease can contribute to every psychiatric disorder in the Diagnostic Symptoms Manual IV (DSM-IV). This manual is used to diagnose psychiatric conditions such as attention deficit disorder (ADD), antisocial personality, panic attacks, anorexia nervosa, autism and Aspergers syndrome (a form of autism), to name a few. Lyme borreliosis causes, mimics, is manifested as, is misdiagnosed as, or is a contributing factor to many conditions.

-NUTRACEUTICALBREAKTHROUGHS IN LYME DISEASE, Published 2/24/2006, www.springboard4health.com/not

 

Katrina Tang, MD, HMD, founder and director of research at the Sierra Integrative Medicine Clinic, states that Lyme disease eludes doctors because of its ability to mimic many other diseases. For example, according to an informal study conducted by the American Lyme Disease Alliance (ALDA), most patients diagnosed with (Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) are actually suffering from Lyme disease. In a study of 31 patients diagnosed with CFS, 28 patients, or 90.3%, were found to be ill as a result of Lyme.

- Natural Herbal Remedies for Lyme Disease, Published 2/6/2007