Barbara S.
8/16/2011
I had tried everything to resolve plantar fasciitis in my right foot and was resigned to spending the rest of my life with it. A friend told Evan about my condition and Evan told my friend to...
Asheville Integrated Acupuncture
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30 Clayton St
Asheville, NC 28801
Asheville Integrated Acupuncture, led by Lisa Sherman, LAc in Asheville, NC, offers a holistic approach to healthcare by merging Western scientific medicine with traditional Eastern methods. Through acupuncture, the body's natural healing abilities are activated by strategically placing fine needles on the skin, triggering the release of healing responses.
Recognized for its efficacy in pain management, Asheville Integrated Acupuncture presents a safe and natural remedy for various pain issues, such as headaches and back pain. Specializing in women's health, the practice aids in menstrual regulation, fertility enhancement, and pregnancy support by harmonizing nervous and hormonal systems.
Moreover, the center excels in stress management and respiratory health, promoting relaxation, improved sleep, and strengthened immune systems. With a wealth of scientific evidence supporting its benefits, Asheville Integrated Acupuncture provides a serene space for individuals seeking balanced wellness through acupuncture.
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Kipper S.
4/28/2011
I can't believe how awesome this place is. It's a profound mixture of quality and value. I haven't had health insurance in forever, and when I was taken down by a BRUTAL cough a friend of mine...
Erich V.
2/3/2011
I have always appreciated Evan's thoughtful advice on matters of health. He uses Chinese, Ayurvedic and Western herbal medicine, homeopathic formulas, nutritional supplements, as well as...
Mark M.
5/30/2017
Bought my wife CBD oil. The pharmacist was very knowledgeable and experienced, not to mention helpful. It was a good experience, even with the CBD oil costing close to $100, I will return again...
Sara A.
8/27/2015
I'll be the first to admit it, I was not a big believer in Eastern medicine. I'm even less of a believer in Western medicine, but that's a story for another time. Suffice it to say, I wouldn't...
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