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” I had vertigo for one year and I had physical therapy before starting acupuncture treatment. With acupuncture, I had a very good experience during my procedures – very relaxing. I particularly enjoyed my conversations with Mark. The acupuncture treatment was not painful to me. Overall, I felt that I had more energy. It relieved the discomfort in my lower back and legs when walking. It helped a great deal in lessening my light-headiness – not all yet.
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” Four visits! Just four visits, and the plantar fasciitis pain I had endured for eighteen months was almost completely obliterated. Incredible!
I am not in the habit of providing testimonials, but at age 67 I am so grateful to Mark Fields for returning my active life to me, that I must do so now. Years of ingrained stubbornness and mild skepticism prevented me from availing myself of acupuncture as an approach to healing…as a result, I struggled through all... Read more »“For 2 weeks, I was having pain in left shoulder and could not raise my arm without pain. I tried heating pad and pain medication before seeing Mark. After 2 treatments (in one month’s time) I can lift my arm up above my head without pain! It’s wonderful to work with Mark. He is considerate and very concerned about one’ problems. It is great to be without pain and I can now use my arm.” – Virginia
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Honest Answers to Your Top Acupuncture Questions
A few weeks ago, I asked for your most pressing acupuncture questions. I’ve compiled the most common questions and I noticed one distinct trend—there are a lot of questions about the needles. Some of you must be nervous about getting needled!
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What Are Your Acupuncture Questions?
Questions? Comments? Concerns?
Normally I use this blog to tell you a little about my favorite topics, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), acupuncture and natural health. But today I want to do something different.
I want to learn more about you.
Today I want to know what your concerns and questions are.
Ask me anything, basic or complicated. Ask about TCM, Continue reading