$29 for One-Hour Acupuncture Treatment at Elim Herb & Acupuncture Center ($75 Value)
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Certified acupuncturist inserts hair-thin, sterile needles at key locations to redirect energy flow and promote healing
Acupuncture uses tiny needles to redirect the body's energy, which is a better use for needles than sewing yourself into a sleeping bag forever. Feel better with this Groupon.
$29 for One-Hour Acupuncture Treatment, Plus $15 Gift Card ($75 Value)
Thin, sterile needles inserted at strategic locations trigger the body’s natural healing process. This ancient technique has been used for thousands of years to treat ailments ranging from sore muscles to digestive issues to depression. An included $15 gift card may be used towards a future treatment.
Certified acupuncturist inserts hair-thin, sterile needles at key locations to redirect energy flow and promote healing
Acupuncture uses tiny needles to redirect the body's energy, which is a better use for needles than sewing yourself into a sleeping bag forever. Feel better with this Groupon.
$29 for One-Hour Acupuncture Treatment, Plus $15 Gift Card ($75 Value)
Thin, sterile needles inserted at strategic locations trigger the body’s natural healing process. This ancient technique has been used for thousands of years to treat ailments ranging from sore muscles to digestive issues to depression. An included $15 gift card may be used towards a future treatment.
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About Elim Herb & Acupuncture Clinic
Master of Oriental medicine and certified acupuncturist Dr. Sherry Lee won't perform any treatments on her patients that she wouldn’t give to her own family. In fact, with a combination of acupuncture and Chinese traditional medicine, Dr. Lee has been able to all but cure her children of their severe allergies. She honed these skills during her two years traveling through Japan and China, researching diet control and allergy-related problems. Dr. Lee combines these specialty skills with holistic services including cupping, herbal medicine, and gua sha, a technique to circulate stagnant blood by scraping the skin and pushing the body’s percolate button.