Integrative Chinese Medicine practitioner Justin Ehrlich has operated from Suite 210 at 4443 30th Street in San Diego's Normal Heights neighborhood since earning his California acupuncture license in 2002. He graduated from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in 2001 and treats autoimmune disorders, rheumatoid arthritis, digestive conditions including SIBO, IBS, and Crohn's disease, and Alzheimer's-related cognitive decline — conditions he addresses through acupuncture and herbal medicine alongside fascial-release techniques that parallel the bodywork sessions at Zen Sanctuary. The 92116 office sits between Meade Avenue and Monroe Avenue, placing it at the border where Normal Heights meets North Park along the 30th Street corridor. Beyond clinical acupuncture, Ehrlich formulates custom herbal prescriptions and runs a guided meditation program that includes a 28-day challenge paired with proprietary tea blends and essential oils — products available through his practice. His internal medicine approach to digestive and autoimmune cases complements the integrative primary care model at Vitae Medicine, where conventional diagnostics intersect with functional treatment planning. Ehrlich has studied under the Jade Purity branch of Daoism since 2001, a lineage that informs both his needle technique and the mindfulness-based protocols he integrates into chronic pain management and lung-disorder treatment plans.