What You'll Get
Having sore muscles, like signing a five-year lease or wearing lead socks, makes it difficult to move. Evict tensely wound tenants with today's Groupon to Khouri Chiropractic Health Solutions. Choose between two options:
- For $25, you get a 30-minute massage (a $98 value).
- For $35, you get a 60-minute massage (a $198 value).
Dr. Stephen Khouri and his nimble-fingered team assuage aches with relaxing sessions of massage therapy. For 30 or 60 minutes, a therapist kneads bodies with their hands, fingers, forearms, and elbows to coax soft tissues into relaxation and restore muscles' ability to rip the lid off a jar of pickles. Therapists employ techniques, such as athletic, neuromuscular, and deep-tissue massage, to ease muscles of physical stress, increase bodily blood-flow, and enhance oxygen delivery from pupils to phalanges. Additionally, each rubdown round can alleviate patients of chronic pain and improve nocturnal patterns to help people sleep as soundly as a kitten inside of baseball glove.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Mar 5, 2012. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for option purchased. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Khouri Chiropractic Health Massage
The massage therapist uses his or her hands, fingers, forearms, and elbows to manipulate the client’s soft tissue and muscles. The massage boosts blood and oxygen flow, which can help decrease pain, diminish stress and, like promising the Sandman his own desert, may improve clients' sleep.
Doctor of Chiropractic Stephen Khouri, the exclusive chiropractor of College of Charleston athletics, was born prematurely without fully developed lungs. As a result, he suffered from severe asthma and other respiratory problems throughout his early childhood, at least until he was referred to a chiropractor. After undergoing chiropractic care, he noticed that his asthma attacks were significantly less severe, and so, at the age of 6, he decided he would grow up to be a chiropractor and not the dinosaur most little boys dream of being.
Now, at Khouri Chiropractic Health Massage, Dr. Khouri and his nimble-fingered team assuage patients' aches with holistic, integrated medicine. He and his staff prioritize chiropractic and massage among their many treatments, utilizing adjustments and muscle-manipulation to ease aches and help bodies heal themselves. An acupuncturist is on hand to insert hair-thin needles into specific body parts and stimulate the body's chi, and nutrition and exercise advice help fortify the body.