By Ayomide Otitoju
Dr. Lilong Wellness Center, International a leading advocate of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), is expanding its impact in Nigeria’s alternative healthcare space, offering free daily health checks and specialized fertility treatments. Located at 167 Iju Ishaga Road, Fagba Bus Stop, beside Union Bank in Lagos, the center is leveraging over two decades of experience to promote holistic wellness and metabolic therapies.
In an interview with our correspondent, Health Neutropath Mrs. Modupe Oloruntoba, who joined the center on December 18, 2024, revealed that Dr. Lilong Wellness Center operates under Lillian International, a global tridomedical organization with roots in China and Sri Lanka. The center combines ancient Chinese herbal practices with modern diagnostic technology to provide comprehensive treatment for a wide range of health issues.
“Our mission is to address both present illnesses and prevent future ones using time-tested herbal formulations and state-of-the-art diagnostic tools,” said Mrs. Oloruntoba.
One of the key technologies employed by the center is the Quantum Resonance Magnetic Analyzer (QRMA), which evaluates the function of 42 body organs, including the cardiovascular, reproductive, and digestive systems. The analyzer can also predict potential health risks within three to seven years.
Highlighting the center’s signature offerings, Oloruntoba pointed to Black SoyBean Powder and Max Actwe Plus as cornerstone products used for body detoxification. “These herbal supplements support liver health, improve blood circulation, aid fat metabolism, and enhance the body’s natural detox process,” she explained.
The center also incorporates Far Infrared Therapy through energy buckets and MOXAS steam pads to stimulate metabolism, relieve body stiffness, and combat age-related ailments. “A 20-minute session in our energy room is equivalent to more than an hour of physical exercise,” she noted.
Addressing Nigeria’s increasing infertility rates, Oloruntoba attributed the trend to stress, poor dietary habits, and environmental toxins. She emphasized that infertility affects both men and women and that treatments at Dr. Lilong are customized based on individual diagnosis. Remedies include King Man, Male Restoration, Makanaki for men, and Crosha Tablets and Feminine Glue for women.
“All clients begin their treatment with a mandatory 12-day fruit-based detox regimen, the General Body Reset (GBR), to cleanse the body and prepare it for conception or other therapies,” she added.
Since launching its free daily wellness outreach on May 1, 2025, the center has been attending to an average of 10 clients per day. Services include full body scans, blood pressure checks, and one-on-one lifestyle consultations.
“Many of today’s common ailments—hypertension, insomnia, fatigue—are stress-induced. Our holistic approach helps address the root causes through natural solutions and guided lifestyle changes,” Oloruntoba said.
She called on the Nigerian government to formally recognize and support traditional medicine. “Our ancestors left us with invaluable knowledge—guava leaves, pawpaw, miracle seeds—but these remedies risk being forgotten unless institutional support is provided,” she warned.
Oloruntoba also advocated for integrating wellness education into schools and communities. “Although I haven’t started school outreaches myself, our Lagos head office regularly distributes immune-boosting supplements to children, especially during public health emergencies like COVID-19.”
With growing patronage and a rising number of successful case studies, Dr. Lilong Wellness Center remains steadfast in its mission to promote preventive care rooted in traditional wisdom and enhanced by modern technology.
“People shouldn’t wait until they fall ill,” she concluded. “If we adopt regular detox, herbal therapy, and stress management as part of daily living—and with government backing—we can drastically reduce Nigeria’s health burden and save countless lives.”
