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Integrated Acupuncture Services, PC411 Traffic Way
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Arroyo Grande, CA 93420805-705-1792
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Monday - Thursday
11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Closed Weekends and Holidays!
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- Testimonials1/8/2017
I was offered a light therapy session that helps the body release toxins and helps with weight loss. A bit intrigued and willing to try something new, I figured “Why not?” I went in to see Dr. Mary Mees. Her office was nicely decorated with a relaxing ambiance with soothing music playing in the background. Seeing her diplomas on the wall, she not only provides light therapy but is also a licensed acupuncturist as well. She was very... Read more »
Hello Mary, Just wanted to let you know today’s TX was the best yet. Low back pain was interrupting my ability to stand this morning and it’s gone. Bruised rib cage is so much better. Completely different afterwords from prior apts. Thank you again. JIntegrated Accupuncture takes a wholistic approach to identifying areas in need of improvement, diagnosing potential causes, and providing custom treatments to address each individual as an individual. My body has been empowered to prevent back pain and muscle tension, as well as cultivate higher energy levels and less stress. My life is more comfortable, productive and happy thanks for Integrated Acupuncture. – Daniel, Santa Barbara, CA
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