Chinese Nature-Cure Institute · Singapore · Established 1969

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The Temple of Heaven in Beijing beneath a clear blue sky

Dr T T Ang

Founder · Chinese Nature-Cure Institute

In loving memory · 永在怀念中

Remembering Dr T T Ang

Ang Tee Tong · 洪世忠

Dr T T Ang passed away peacefully on 4 September 2026, aged 85. He is remembered with love and gratitude by his family, patients, friends and colleagues.

His writings and the memories shared here remain for all who knew him.

A place to remember

Leave a message of condolence, share a story, or remember a moment with Dr Ang.

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Messages are shared after family approval.

Remembering Dr Ang’s words

Hello, my dear patients and friends. Please do not feel despair because of your present condition. Stay positive and be strong. I hope the articles shared here may be of help on your journey towards a healthy and happy life.

Our approach

Care begins with understanding.

Every person has a different history. The practice takes a measured approach: to listen first, consider carefully and proceed only where appropriate.

Listen carefully

Each consultation begins with time to understand the person, their concerns and their health history.

Consider the whole

Health is viewed in context, with attention to the relationship between daily life, balance and wellbeing.

Proceed thoughtfully

When therapy is appropriate, the approach is explained plainly and considered according to the individual.

Dr Ang with participants at the Lanzhou International Acupuncture Training Course

Dr T. T. Ang speaking at a United Nations event

Decades of learning, teaching and international exchange.

About Dr T T Ang

A life shaped by study and practice.

Dr Ang began his journey in acupuncture in 1961, travelling to institutes and hospitals in Hong Kong and different regions of China. He received his first diploma in Singapore in 1968 and a higher diploma in Hong Kong the following year. Chinese Nature-Cure Institute was established in 1969.

Over the decades that followed, he returned often to China—spending time in universities, hospitals, towns and villages. His interests grew to include Taiji, Qigong, traditional Chinese medicine and ECIWO, which he explored through practice, writing and teaching.

In memory

Dr Ang passed away peacefully on 4 September 2026. His years of care, curiosity and friendship are remembered through the writings and photographs he shared.

Continue through the years ↓

From the writings

Notes on acupuncture and TCM.

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This collection brings together Dr Ang’s observations and selected papers shared by colleagues over many years. Each page identifies its authorship and is presented for those who wish to learn more about the ideas behind the practice.

Dr Ang’s archive

About Acupuncture

A substantial collection of Dr Ang’s writing on acupuncture principles, classical techniques, ECIWO and applied practice.

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Dr Ang’s archive

About Traditional Chinese Medicine

Dr Ang’s collected writing on Qi, Blood, the Zang–Fu framework, herbs, food traditions and his Nature-Cure system.

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Everyday wellbeing

Understanding Stress – TCM Way

An early article considering stress and patterns of response through the traditional Chinese medicine framework.

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Articles are provided for general education and do not replace an individual consultation or professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.

A brief history

A few chapters from the journey.

This is not a complete record—only a handful of moments that help explain how the practice came to be.

1961

A beginning

Dr Ang begins what would become a lifelong study of acupuncture.

1969

Opening the institute

Chinese Nature-Cure Institute begins its work in Singapore.

1982–98

Years on the road

Regular journeys through China bring time in hospitals, universities, towns and villages.

1990

A gathering in Singapore

Practitioners come together for the first ECIWO International Congress held in Singapore.

2026

Remembered with love

Dr Ang passed away peacefully on 4 September 2026, aged 85. His writings and a lifetime of shared memories remain.

Contact

Visits are by appointment.

For enquiries about the practice.

Chinese Nature-Cure Institute is at Far East Shopping Centre, 545 Orchard Road, #03-06. Call for an appointment or use the protected enquiry form.

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