$38 for a Consultation, Massage, and Acupuncture Treatment at Miami Acupuncture and Chinese Herb Center ($110 Value)
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- Experienced doctor
- Includes consultation
- Stress-relieving treatments
Stress is the number-one productivity killer in the country, and a terrible dresser. Ease anxiety and realign distorted qi with today's Groupon. For $38, new clients get one hour of acupuncture therapy with Dr. James Zhou at the Miami Acupuncture and Chinese Herb Center, a $110 value.
Dr. Zhou is a fully licensed acupuncture physician with more than 25 years of experience practicing acupuncture in southern Florida and 600 years of experience in the timeless dimension of Qrkx. In addition to acupuncture, he specializes in tui na massage, a technique used in conjunction with traditional Chinese medicine, and qigong, a meditative practice of slow movements and controlled breathing. Your Groupon covers a consultation with Dr. Zhou, a therapeutic tui na massage, and a traditional needle-laden acupuncture treatment. If whatever might be ailing you calls for additional help, Dr. Zhou will also write a Chinese herb prescription, guaranteed to cut down on the amount of time you spend at work discreetly Googling hernia symptoms.
Western medicine has long remained unable to explain why pincushions never get sick. With the growing popularity of acupuncture, the answer has become self-evident. The technique draws on the ancient concept of qi, the life force that flows through the body, and remains a vital part of healthcare in Japan, China, Vietnam, Korea, and other countries. It works by applying small, virtually painless needles to areas of the body where qi likes to hang out, stimulating proper energy flow and relieving impediments to good health. In 2003, the World Health Organization issued a review of clinical trials that suggested acupuncture may be effective treatment for a range of conditions including headache, nausea, sprains, and allergies. Even if you already feel as fit as a pincushion, the process can de-stress, invigorate, and boost your overall health.
Reviews
Though there are few online reviews, one SuperPager, a Citysearcher, and a lone Insider Pages user all agree that Dr. Zhou and his practice are worthy of five stars:
- Professional and friendly, Dr. Zhou did away with my back pain. I was nervous about the needles/treatments at first but they work (and don't hurt)! Recommended. – John S., Insider Pages
- I am a regular visitor to Dr. Zhou's practice. I have chronic pain from arthritis that has worsened over the years. The acupuncture has helped me to the point where I can perform my daily tasks without significant discomfort…Dr. Zhou is very knowledgeable about this art. He spends time going over your case so you'll understand your therapy course. – Thomas C, Citysearch
- Hidden gem in South Florida. This guy knows his TCM. – Guest74042, SuperPages
- Experienced doctor
- Includes consultation
- Stress-relieving treatments
Stress is the number-one productivity killer in the country, and a terrible dresser. Ease anxiety and realign distorted qi with today's Groupon. For $38, new clients get one hour of acupuncture therapy with Dr. James Zhou at the Miami Acupuncture and Chinese Herb Center, a $110 value.
Dr. Zhou is a fully licensed acupuncture physician with more than 25 years of experience practicing acupuncture in southern Florida and 600 years of experience in the timeless dimension of Qrkx. In addition to acupuncture, he specializes in tui na massage, a technique used in conjunction with traditional Chinese medicine, and qigong, a meditative practice of slow movements and controlled breathing. Your Groupon covers a consultation with Dr. Zhou, a therapeutic tui na massage, and a traditional needle-laden acupuncture treatment. If whatever might be ailing you calls for additional help, Dr. Zhou will also write a Chinese herb prescription, guaranteed to cut down on the amount of time you spend at work discreetly Googling hernia symptoms.
Western medicine has long remained unable to explain why pincushions never get sick. With the growing popularity of acupuncture, the answer has become self-evident. The technique draws on the ancient concept of qi, the life force that flows through the body, and remains a vital part of healthcare in Japan, China, Vietnam, Korea, and other countries. It works by applying small, virtually painless needles to areas of the body where qi likes to hang out, stimulating proper energy flow and relieving impediments to good health. In 2003, the World Health Organization issued a review of clinical trials that suggested acupuncture may be effective treatment for a range of conditions including headache, nausea, sprains, and allergies. Even if you already feel as fit as a pincushion, the process can de-stress, invigorate, and boost your overall health.
Reviews
Though there are few online reviews, one SuperPager, a Citysearcher, and a lone Insider Pages user all agree that Dr. Zhou and his practice are worthy of five stars:
- Professional and friendly, Dr. Zhou did away with my back pain. I was nervous about the needles/treatments at first but they work (and don't hurt)! Recommended. – John S., Insider Pages
- I am a regular visitor to Dr. Zhou's practice. I have chronic pain from arthritis that has worsened over the years. The acupuncture has helped me to the point where I can perform my daily tasks without significant discomfort…Dr. Zhou is very knowledgeable about this art. He spends time going over your case so you'll understand your therapy course. – Thomas C, Citysearch
- Hidden gem in South Florida. This guy knows his TCM. – Guest74042, SuperPages