Brandon LaGreca, LAc, MAcOM
Brandon LaGreca, LAc, MAcOM, is a 2005 graduate of the Oregon College of Oriental Medicine, a licensed acupuncturist in the state of Wisconsin, and nationally certified in the practice of Oriental medicine.
Having been exposed to acupuncture at a young age, Brandon began his formal study of traditional Chinese medicine through the practice of qi gong at age 13. After the completion of his master’s degree in acupuncture and Oriental medicine, he continued his education with postgraduate clinical work in Nanjing, China.
In 2015, Brandon was diagnosed with stage 4 non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. He achieved full remission eight months later by following an integrative medicine protocol that included immunotherapy without the use of chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery. You can read more about his cancer journey here.
Brandon created his Empowered Patient Blog to share his experience growing stronger through and beyond cancer. He now lectures and writes extensively on holistic cancer therapies and is a columnist for Acupuncture Today.
As the founder and director of East Troy Acupuncture, an integrative medical clinic serving southeast Wisconsin, Brandon specializes in whole food nutrition, ancestral health, and environmental medicine.
With a strong commitment to holistic health, Brandon is a thought leader in the synthesis of traditional and functional medicine and has authored numerous articles on the subject. When not researching and practicing holistic medicine, he studies the healing power of traditional diets and is a chapter leader for the Weston A. Price Foundation.
Fee Schedule
- Initial Consultation & Treatment – $85
- Follow-up Treatment, private – $60
- Follow-up Treatment, community – $20-$50 (sliding scale)
- Initial Consultation & Treatment – $85
- Follow-up Treatment, private – $60
Herbal/Nutritional Consultation
- 60 minutes – $90
- 30 minutes – $60
- 60 minutes – $120
- 30 minutes – $90
- Consultation + 21 Day Purification Kit – $295
- 5 treatments – $100
Brandon’s Portfolio
Oriental Medicine Journal – The Successful Application of Distal Acupuncture for Facial Pain
Oriental Medicine Journal – The Successful Application of Distal Acupuncture for Head Pain
Medicinal Roots Magazine – Advertising Critical Thinking
Weston A. Price Foundation – Tostones (Recipe)
Standard Process – Addressing Spleen Dampness
Standard Process – Building Patient Trust Through Humility and Homage
SP News – Streamline Office Processes by Prompting Patient Action
SP News – Change Excuses to Action With Incentives
SP News – 3 Things Your Patients Need to Have a Successful Outcome
SP News – The Disservice of Sympathy
SP News – Empathy Makes a Difference in Complete Care
SP News – Draw Upon Collective Expertise to Garner Confidence
SP News – Conscientious Word Choice Can Illuminate Path to Positive Outcome
SP News – Make Office Life Easier for Staff and Yourself With Scripts
SP News – Encouraging Comprehension and Compliance With Scripts
Columnist for Acupuncture Today
Acupuncture Today – Does Dairy Cause Dampness?
Acupuncture Today – A Novel Treatment for Aggressive Energy
Acupuncture Today – The Qigong Master
Acupuncture Today – An Algorithm for Lower Back Pain
Acupuncture Today – Apps for the Modern Acupuncturist
Acupuncture Today – Heat or Cold? Choosing the Best Option for Pain
Acupuncture Today – Treating the Terrain of Chronic Sinus Infections
Acupuncture Today – Flirting with Alternative Therapies
Acupuncture Today – A Simple Protocol for Holiday Stress
Acupuncture Today – Distal Style Treatment of Neurogenic Pain
Acupuncture Today – The Name Game
The Illinois Acupuncturist – Treating Neurogenic Pain
Contributing Work
Epoch Times – Prolong Your Life by Balancing and Preserving Your Life’s Essence
Epoch Times – Understanding the Heart of Chinese Medicine
Epoch Times – For Faster Healing Use Heat, Not Ice
Epoch Times – Why Cold Weather Causes Colds