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Integrated Acupuncture – Thousand Oaks

One, Three, or Five 60-Minute Acupuncture Sessions (Up to 64% Off)

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In a Nutshell

Acupuncture sessions stimulate the body’s meridians to help create balance and calm pain

The Fine Print

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

  • $49 for one 60-minute acupuncture session (a $120 value)
  • $109 for three 60-minute acupuncture sessions (a $280 value)
  • $159 for five 60-minute acupuncture sessions (a $440 value)

Integrated Acupuncture

Emmanuel Sargenti began studying Eastern traditions at age 10. He first dedicated his time to the discipline of martial arts and eventually attained a fourth-degree black belt in kung fu san soo. Later in adulthood, Emmanuel completed a master’s degree in traditional Chinese medicine at Yo San University. Today, Emmanuel works to restore balance for his patients on an individual level through his Eastern- and Western-blended medicinal services at Integrated Acupuncture. His therapeutic sessions reduce disharmony in his patients' lives with a variety of treatments including acupuncture, cupping, Chinese herbal medicine, and tai chi. Above all, each of these therapies is designed to expel toxins from the body and restore balance to ensure overall health and well-being.

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Integrated Acupuncture

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    Thousand Oaks

    901 Greenwich Drive
    Thousand Oaks, California 91360
    (818) 839-2281
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