Quli Zhou, L.Ac

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Get to know Acupuncturist, Quli Zhou, who serves patients in San Jose, California.

Founder and CEO of Eternal Health & Wellness, Quli Zhou, a master healer, holistic health educator, and mentor brings over 35 years of experience in helping people live their best lives naturally. She and her professional team have successfully treated over 30,000 patients. She specializes in relieving stress, pain, and many other chronic conditions. Her client called her miracle worker!

She was recognized as a distinguished professor of Chinese medicine in 1995, received the Acupuncturist of the Year Award in 2001, and was listed in “Who is Who” in 2002. During the past 2 decades in San Jose Bay Area inspired and mentored many people, became holistic health professionals and educated thousands of people through her voice as an invited guest speaker on Chinese TV and Radio as well as social media channels.

With the passion for helping people live their life purpose through health and vitality. Quli has devoted her time and energy to developing the Eternal Health Method, a health recovery and maintenance system that allows the body, mind and energy return to a balance at Her private practice Eternal Health Wellness in San Jose Bay Area. Her specialties are Pain Management, Women’s Health, Infertility & Menopause, Cancer Recovery and Immunity. She focuses on preventing and treating Diabet, Heart Condition and Stroke have saved many lives.

Quli Zhou received her master’s degree from China in 1983 and continues her study and research in modern natural medicine.

In her free time she enjoys hiking, and photographing the beauty of nature. She also enjoys spending time with her husband and 4 grown sons.Speaking several languages, she is fluent in English, Chinese Mandarin, and German.

Eternal Health & Wellness Acupuncture Centers have been serving the Bay Area community since 2000. Their services are focused on addressing the deepest level of healing, giving patients more energy and vitality to thrive in daily life. They strive to improve their health, beauty, and overall well being. They take the time to talk with and educate their patients before any treatments so that they feel completely comfortable with the approach.

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