LOHAS Acupuncture Center

5.0

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408-872-4657

5306 Shenado Lane San Jose, CA 95136 - Directions

37.259106 -121.80999

lohasacucenter.webs.com

HOURS: By Appointment

PAYMENT: American Express, Cash, Insurance, Mastercard, Personal Checks, Visa

About LOHAS Acupuncture Center

Welcome to LOHAS Acupuncture Center, your premier San Jose acupuncture & traditional chinese medicine center. In our practice, we believe in treating not only the health condition but the person as a whole. Using acupuncture, herbal medicine, nutrition & lifestyle counseling, and other health modalities, our goal is to assist you to live well with a healthy body and mind. We aim to harmonize the imbalance that you experience in you body and mind whether it is due to emotional stress, physical trauma, improper diet, environmental factors or genetic predispositions. We are dedicated in working with you to improve your health for life.

Reviews about LOHAS Acupuncture Center

TRULY AMAZING! I'm now Pain Free!‎

5.0

Jason is amazing!!! I recommend Jason to anyone wants to make changes to their health without a doubt. He listens very attentively to my symptoms and works with me for a solution to get me to my goal. The treatment room is so calming and always filled with soft meditating music. Its easy to relax and am always taking a nap within 5 mins of having acupuncture. My chronic pain disappeared after 3 months and every now and then I get a tune-up as I always feel so renewed and refreshed each time.‎

By BMW February 28, 2010 at 12:16 AM

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Living with the Seasons

In today's world, environmental pollution is severe, which inevitably results in harmful substances being contained in our food. When these harmful substances encroach on the body, the first organs affected are the spleen and stomach, which are responsible for digestion and assimilation. They are also the fundamental organs of postnatal development and the source of qi and blood. Furthermore, the extent of damage to the spleen and stomach determines the sufficiency of innate vitality (qi from... READ MORE Posted January 24, 2011 at 04:46 PM