About Dr. George Love, Jr.
Dr. George Love, Jr., Doctor of Oriental Medicine and President of 4 Doors to Dao, is a Florida licensed primary care physician and Board certified Acupuncture physician since 1986.
He has engaged in the private practice of Herbology, Acupuncture and Nutrition since January 1981. Dr. Love received a Bachelor of Arts 1966 and Masters In Biology degree from Temple University 1976. In 1982 he received a Ph.D. in Sports Medicine from the American College Sports Medicine.
After George Xavier Love started his private practice he met Prof. John B.Y. Lee aka Li Bing Yuan, a Taoist scholar and Qigong master. He was accepted as a student and within three years he received his Oriental Medical Doctor degree in 1984 from the Beijing Longevity & Rejuvenation Institute in Virginia.
He began teaching
Qigong classes
for Master Lee in 1985. In
1994 Master Lee conferred
upon him the lineage of his
family Qigong. He was given
the name Zhenwu and made
the 13th lineage holder of
Long Qing Qigong.
As the lineage holder he
was asked to write a book
and perform qigong healings
that he called
Meridian Qigong Therapy (MQT).
The responsibility of being
the lineage holder required
him to teach and travel so
that the formerly hidden
knowledge would be securely
planted in the
West.
Dr. Love was the co-Founder of The Kitchen Physician School of Natural Healing in Boca Raton from 1994-1999, and was the director of Amazing Herbs & Acupuncture from 1999 through 2003. From July 1989 through July 1994, Dr. Love was a director of S.H.I.E.L.D. Wellness Centers, as well as the founder of the S.H.I.E.L.D. Program For Psychoneuroimmunology. He has written ten books on Health and Nutrition from clinical experience.
Dr. Love is also a producer
of several South Florida local
radio shows, Of Mind & Medicine,
The Natural Doctors, Your Herbal
Medicine Chest and The Kitchen
Physician. "Roots11 -
the 411 on Herbs and Your Health" is
his new internet radio program
on the Blogtalkradio.com network. He is also an
international lecturer, author
and a Professor at three local
acupuncture schools.
Dr. Love served as Dean of Acupuncture at the Barna College of Health Sciences in Fort Lauderdale. He was also professor at Community School of Traditional Chinese Healthcare and guest lecturer at South East Acupuncture College.
