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Michigan Institute of Medicine – Livonia

10, 20, or 30 Vitamin B12 Injections (Up to 91% Off)

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  • Fountain of Youth

In a Nutshell

B12 works to bolster health, energy, metabolism, and mental acuity

The Fine Print

  • Expires Feb 6, 2013
  • Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Valid only for option purchased. Appointment required. Must be 18 or older or have guardian consent. Must sign waiver.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Emerson said the first wealth is health, which explains why bank vaults have replaced basements as the preferred storage locales for treadmills. Stockpile well-being with this Groupon.

Choose from Three Options

  • $49 for 10 vitamin B12 injections (a $500 value)
  • $89 for 20 vitamin B12 injections (a $1,000 value)
  • $129 for 30 vitamin B12 injections (a $1,500 value)

Each B12 injection delivers a high dose of the essential nutrient, which may help increase energy and boost mood. Vital to the nervous and cardiovascular systems, B12 can also accelerate the metabolism and sharpen the mind, helping patients quickly remember where they left their misplaced car keys or family members.

Michigan Institute of Medicine

Dr. Keith Pierce was a zoology major at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor, but it was at Wayne State University Medical School that he found his calling in internal medicine. The board-certified internist now draws on 20 years of experience to bolster patients' daily health with practical regimens that include consultations, analyses, and vitamin boosts.

Dr. Pierce’s services range from routine checkups and x-rays to EKGs, ultrasounds, and minor surgeries to remove warts, skin tags, and stubborn glitter makeup. Dr. Pierce also makes house calls for all homebound individuals, offering them all his normal services.

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Driving a car has become so easy, even some really smart 12-year-olds have been able to pass the test to get their license. If you are considering getting behind the wheel, here's what you will need to know:

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  • Turn on the radio and find tunes that reflect your driving style. Play rock music if you like to drive fast and anything else if you like to drive like someone who will never win in life.

  • Be sure to buckle up: it lessens your risk of being snatched out of your car by a person or a big, wet-mouthed dog.

  • Sit with the engine running for a little while and go through your driving route in your mind. Practice what kind of turns you might use to avoid hitting a group of sick birds—or worse, healthy birds—lying in the middle of the street.

  • Now all that's left to do is put the put the car in drive. In order to do that, you'll have to press down on both the accelerator and the brake at the same time while wiggling the gearshift into a hidden chamber underneath the passenger seat. Once the gearshift's in place, use the power of your positive thoughts to propel the car forward, taking care not to hit anything or become distracted by how powerful you feel to be controlling such an amazing machine.

Are sick birds causing major traffic jams?

Michigan Institute of Medicine

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    Livonia

    38525 8 Mile Rd.
    Livonia, Michigan 48152
    (734) 542-5512
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