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Acupuncturist Flushing, NY
Acupuncturist Flushing, NY
Find an acupuncture specialist in Flushing, NY to help with illness, prevention, holistic care, balance, pain management, and more.Results for Flushing, NY
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Tri-State College of Acupuncture
Distance: 10.48 mi80 8th Avenue (@ 14th Street), Suite 400
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Beth C. Steinberg
Westside Family AcupunctureDistance: 10.48 mi220 West 71st Street Suite 2A (ground floor)
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580 Points
Dr. Lisa Eng, DO, OBGYN
Birthing Center of New YorkDistance: 10.55 mi6700-6702 3rd Ave
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450 Points
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Bishara Wilson, L.Ac.
New York Sports AcupunctureDistance: 10.55 mi493 Quincy Street
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Brooklyn, NY 11221 -
340 Points
Joseph Tsinberg, LAc
Amita Holistic Healing CenterDistance: 10.55 mi1636 East 14th Street, Suite 102
Brooklyn, NY 11229 -
340 Points
Daniel Bernstein, L. Ac.
Wellness using Acupuncture and HypnosisDistance: 10.55 mi260 Water Street
Brooklyn, NY 10013 -
320 Points
Bishara Wilson, L.Ac.
New York Sports AcupunctureDistance: 10.55 mi493 Quincy Street
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Brooklyn, NY 11221 -
300 Points
Melanie Severo, LAc, MS, Rn
Karuna AcupunctureDistance: 10.55 mi1011 Beverley Road
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Sarah Rivkin, MS,LAc
Park Slope Acupuncture & Chinese HerbsDistance: 10.55 mi665 President Street
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Acupuncturist Info
Acupuncturist Summary:
An Acupuncture Specialist (or Acupuncturist) uses needles to treat illnesses and pain. People visit an Acupuncture Specialist to relieve pain, stress, and allergies.
Acupuncturist FAQs:
What is an Acupuncture Specialist?
An Acupuncturist is a licensed professional who performs acupuncture. A Acupuncturist is also called an Acupuncturist. An Acupuncturist uses needles to prevent and cure illnesses or pain.
When should I see an Acupuncturist?
You can see an Acupuncturist to relieve pain or stress. You can also see an Acupuncturist to treat headaches, back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, or allergies.
What is Acupuncture?
Acupuncture is a medicine practiced by a trained Acupuncturist. It originated in China and involves using needles to ease pain by stimulating the body. Acupuncturists have practiced in China for over 3,000 years.
Acupuncturist Related Terms:
facial renewal acupuncture, cupping, moxibustion, Gua Sha, Zen Shiatsu, Chinese herbal formula, herbal medicine, smoking cessation, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), pain relief, alternative medicine, Acupuncturist
An Acupuncture Specialist (or Acupuncturist) uses needles to treat illnesses and pain. People visit an Acupuncture Specialist to relieve pain, stress, and allergies.
Acupuncturist FAQs:
What is an Acupuncture Specialist?
An Acupuncturist is a licensed professional who performs acupuncture. A Acupuncturist is also called an Acupuncturist. An Acupuncturist uses needles to prevent and cure illnesses or pain.
When should I see an Acupuncturist?
You can see an Acupuncturist to relieve pain or stress. You can also see an Acupuncturist to treat headaches, back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, or allergies.
What is Acupuncture?
Acupuncture is a medicine practiced by a trained Acupuncturist. It originated in China and involves using needles to ease pain by stimulating the body. Acupuncturists have practiced in China for over 3,000 years.
Acupuncturist Related Terms:
facial renewal acupuncture, cupping, moxibustion, Gua Sha, Zen Shiatsu, Chinese herbal formula, herbal medicine, smoking cessation, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), pain relief, alternative medicine, Acupuncturist
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