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Dr. Zhou's Acupuncture and Pain Management Clinic – Madison

One-Hour Deep-Tissue Trigger-Point Massage, Acupuncture Session, or Acupuncture Package (Up to 73% Off)

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In a Nutshell

Therapeutic massage and acupuncture treatments that address weight loss, pain management, or facial rejuvenation

The Fine Print

  • Expires Apr 24, 2013
  • Limit 4 per person. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Appointment required. 24 hour cancellation notice required. Valid for new clients only. Must be used by the same person. Must use promotional value in 1 visit.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Acupuncture is said to unblock the body’s energy pathways, similar to the way a busy sidewalk is easily cleared by poking pedestrians with a javelin. Remove troublesome obstacles with this Groupon.

Choose from Three Options

$39 for a one-hour deep-tissue trigger-point massage (a $70 value)

$59 for your choice of the following acupuncture sessions (up to a $215 value)

  • Facial-rejuvenation acupuncture with pearl facial cream
  • Weight-loss acupuncture with dietary consultation and a Daily Slim herbal weight-loss supplement
  • Pain-management acupuncture with orthopedic exam, traditional Chinese medical assessment, and pain-relief balm

$85 for an acupuncture package (a $180 value)

  • Holistic lifestyle and nutritional consultation
  • Pain-release acupuncture treatment
  • 15-minute tui-na trigger-point massage

Deep-tissue massage is a slow-moving modality that addresses muscle tissues, tendons, and fascia in order to relieve chronic pain. A medicinal Chinese form of bodywork, tui-na massage increases the flow of energy throughout the body through rhythmic compression along energy meridians. The massage incorporates many different motions, including gliding, kneading, and friction, to reduce inflammation and relieve chronic pain.

Dr. Zhou's Acupuncture, Pain and Wellness Clinic

As an accomplished doctor of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), Dr. Xiping Zhou, MDOM asserts that his application of TMC is "beyond needles... beyond pain," as he once told Isthmus in a lengthy profile about his practice. His approach to acupuncture, in fact, transcends the boundaries of traditional therapies. Although many holistic practitioners eschew Western medicine, Dr. Zhou established his belief in its benefits, such as modern diagnosis technology used with traditional Eastern healing modalities, when he joined Columbia-St. Mary's Hospital in 1999 as the first acupuncturist on staff at a Wisconsin hospital.

Dr. Zhou now performs acupuncture in his own 6,500-square-foot facility, drawing what he sees as the best elements from multiple healthcare philosophies to treat chronic pain and infertility and to encourage weight loss. In feng shui–style rooms, computerized diagnostic equipment sits alongside maps of the body's chi. A staff of eight massage therapists, three acupuncturists and two doctors of Chinese medicine are on hand to help him to combine modern and traditional treatments.

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Dr. Zhou's Acupuncture and Pain Management Clinic

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    6425 Normandy Lane
    Madison, Wisconsin 53719
    (608) 236-9000
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