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 today’s Groupon to All Pro Health Center in Arcadia. Choose between the following options:
- For $50, you get an acupuncture package (a $145 value), which includes:
- An initial 60-minute comprehensive exam
- One acupuncture treatment. This treatment must be redeemed the same day as the exam. <p>
- For $65, you get an acupuncture package (a $205 value), which includes:
- An initial 60-minute comprehensive exam
- Two acupuncture treatments. The second treatment may be redeemed at a later date.
At All Pro Health Center, licensed acupuncturist Robyn Kim evaluates clients’ visages before applying ancient acupuncture techniques to relax the mind and balance the body. During each one-hour initial evaluation, Robyn peruses patients’ tongues and pulses before discussing dietary habits and medical histories. This information helps her diagnose bodily imbalances that may lead to excessive weight gain, weight loss, or weightlessness. As clients reach a state of relaxation, Robyn harmonizes renegade chi with a custom combination of fine needles, microcurrent probes, and bio-magnets to decrease stress, alleviate headaches, and prod frankenstein limbs back to life.
By the following day, patients may experience more energy, an improved mood, and a smaller appetite. Also, many clients notice weight loss of 1–2 pounds per week, though individual results vary. Before their appointments, clients should don clothing that can be rolled up easily during treatment, such as a loose-fitting shirt or party toga.
All Pro Health Center
From professional athletes to months-old babies, the chiropractors, acupuncturists, and massage therapists at All Pro Health Center use their expertise to maximize wellness and body function. The center is the official sports-medicine and health-care center for both the California Quake women's tackle-football team and the Pacific Warriors women's professional football organization, and resident Doctor of Chiropractic Charles Feng has an extensive background in sports medicine. After training at UCLA as a member of the Bruins' sports-medicine program, Dr. Feng served on the medical teams of both the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Kansas City Chiefs. His voice may sound familiar from the local radio shows in which he discusses developments in the field of sports medicine, such as solar-powered athletic benches that warm themselves.
In addition to chiropractic adjustments, massage therapy, and needle-free acupuncture, Dr. Feng and his colleagues treat sports injuries or everyday ailments with a range of manual and high-tech therapies. A certified practitioner performs active-release techniques, a patented soft tissue-based massage system that alleviates pain emanating from overused muscles. The crew also offers relief via physical therapy, kinesiotaping, and cold-laser therapy.