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Acupuncture - ketchim - 03-22-2012

Oh maaaannn....


Re: Acupuncture - villagebelle - 03-22-2012

i enjoy it

relaxes me and make me fall asleep like that (snaps my fingers)

and then for the next 45 mins.....in a dark room with with soft music in the background......i am dead to the world!!


Re: Acupuncture - ketchim - 03-22-2012

Shoulder all the way to Thumb :

34 needles  Confusedhocked:


Re: Acupuncture - ketchim - 03-22-2012

These red spots are weird !




Re: Acupuncture - ketchim - 03-22-2012

Jeez.....My arm getting White  ::rofl::

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Re: Acupuncture - villagebelle - 03-22-2012

i am guessing you don't like it?

it's not supposed to be painful (well...except for a slight discomfort).....if yours is.....then you need to change Dr.


Re: Acupuncture - ketchim - 03-22-2012

naahhhh...IF you dont feel pain ....No gain.

Female Pakistani Chiropractor .....M.D. title !

knows her stuff !



Re: Acupuncture - villagebelle - 03-22-2012

hey.....Krish should compensate me and you for keeping the board going today!!  ::lol::

i am good with a nice dinner on his next trip to canada  :grin:


Re: Acupuncture - ketchim - 03-22-2012

Dr. Saiera Alam :  :kiss:


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Re: Acupuncture - ketchim - 03-22-2012

Dr. Saiera Alam has graduated with Doctor of Chiropractic from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC)

She is a certified Clinical Acupuncturist and a member of the Acupuncture Council of Ontario (ACO).

She has received her Bachelor of Science Honours from the University of Toronto in Biology and Physical Anthropology.

And while completing her degree she spent two years working in research that has influenced her emphasis

on evidenced-based care for her patients.