Acupuncture Works for Tremors condition!

Know anyone who suffers from tremors? My patients' hand shakes if she picks up a pen to write, never mind if she actually attempts to write! This definitely interferes with quality of life!
One scalp acupuncture session on a Friday, kept the tremors at bay until Monday. Her followup was Wed. and Fri. Today, she said she was able to put on her eye liner! Ok, now that's a priority!  Yes, acupuncture works!

 Acupuncture works to strengthen our immune system to help us naturally resist illness and pain.

 At Open Windows 2 Wellness Acupuncture our highly trained and compassionate practitioners understand the importance of individualized health care.



4 Tranquility Street
Brantford, Ontario N3R 3H7
Telephone: (519) 754.8759
http://www.openw2w.com/
Location: Brantford, ON, Canada

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  1. Unknown12 August 2017 at 02:34

    Actually great writing, I'll just say this about Acupuncture therapy, it removes all my problems.

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