Angela Stueber OMD

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Dr. Stueber attended Bastyr University, in Seattle, Washington where she graduated with her degree in Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture. In the early stages of her career, Dr. Stueber was on track to either apply for Physician Assistant school or Medical School when she decided to change her career path to Chinese Medicine. Her career change came about after deciding to make a career out of her interest in health, fitness, nutrition and herbs. At the time, she was volunteering at a kidney dialysis center. She saw first-hand the dramatic and measurable improvements acupuncture had on a patient’s kidney function. Driven to further her knowledge and understanding, Dr. Stueber started reading about acupuncture, the five elements, how people were restoring health through natural sources and not chemical man made pharmaceutical. Dr. Stueber currently practices with True Health Acupuncturewhere she serves patients while helping make a difference in the lives of women, men, athletes, expectant mothers, and children. Dr. Stueber has specialized training to treat Allergies, Acute Pain, ADD/ADHD, Diabetes, Hypertension, Infertility, Menopause, Pain Management, PMS, TMJ, Irregular Menses, Stress, Weight loss, Arthritis, Anxiety, Depression, Headaches, Insomnia, IUI/IVF, Support, Migraines, Prostatitis, Sciatic, Post-Stroke, Quit Smoking, and more. Chinese Herbs and acupuncture are safe and effective for infants, children, teens, adults and the elder.

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