Dr. Anita Chen Marshall, DAOM, Pharm D, PhD, L.Ac. Traditional Chinese Medicine for Acupuncture and  Herbs. Alameda, CA.  510-523-1072

Meet the Doctor

Dr. Anita Chen Marshall is a licensed acupuncturist and herbalist in Alameda, CA, and she is certified nationally in Acupuncture and Herbalogy (Dipl.O.M. by NCCAOM). Her areas of practice include, but not limit to: pain management; women’s health (infertility, PMS,menopause symptoms); allergy, arthritis, digestive and respiratory disorders; supportive therapy for chemo and radiation therapy; anxiety, depression, and stress reduction; smoking and weight management.

As a Dr. of Pharmacy and Dr. of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine, Dr. Marshall has 40 years of patient care experience. She witnessed a great need to supplement western medicine with alternative approaches for treating acute and chronic pain, various illnesses and allergies. While she  believes that western medicine holds an invaluable place in the world, she knows first hand the benefit that Chinese medicine has for her patients.

With her dual background in eastern and western medicine, she provides her patients with acupuncture treatments and herbal prescriptions for their chronic and acute health conditions that complement their western medicines and treatments. She maintains a well-stocked Chinese herbal pharmacy and prescribes easy-to-use herbal powder concentrates from manufacturers with highest GMP quality standards.

Dr. Marshall is bilingual in Chinese and English. She routinely gives her patients consultation on possible herb and drug interactions, dietary and nutritional supplements, stress reduction, and lifestyle changes as part of the healing process.

She cares a lot for her patients and she is dedicated to provide the best care and treatments by working with their other healthcare providers. Her goal is to bridge the gap between western and eastern medicine which will provide the best possible treatment outcome and wellness for the patients. This will also help lowering the dosage an/or reducing the number of prescriptions the patients are taking; as well as help reducing the sky-rocketing cost of medications.