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Decatur, GA 30030(404) 697-6886 Decatur Hours
Mon - Sat10am - 12pm | 3pm - 5pmClosed Tuesday
- 2775 Cruse Road, suite 2602
Lawrenceville GA 30044(404) 697-6886 Lawrenceville Hours
Mon - Fri9am - 5pmClosed during Lunch
- Testimonials
I came to see Li Jiang as a “last resort” with a benign growth and persistent pain issues around it.
My regular doctors recommended that I simply try to live with it since the conventional biomedicine could not offer anything that would relieve it.
In less than a year after undergoing regular treatments by Li Jiang, the growth had diminished in half, my pain situation was substantially improved and I had lost 20 lbs on top of it all. For... Read more »
I cannot say enough about Jiang Li’s gentle, healing presence. Her quiet way was such a comfort to me when I was faced with having to travel abroad and was dealing with disquieting menopausal symptoms. The occasional hot-flashes and unsettling anxiety were not helped at all by traditional Western hormone therapy. Acupuncture and Chinese herbs, along with Jiang Li’s natural healing ability, turned what could have been a nightmare into a lovely two-week vacation. The sense of trust that I... Read more »
I turned to acupuncture as a desperate measure. After years of trying to control chronic digestive problems with supplements, modified diet, and allergen avoidance, I was willing to try anything. I found Li Jiang and began with acupuncture treatments. I have found much more relief than relying solely on western medicine. I only wish I would have tried acupuncture long before I did.
-A. C.
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Acupuncture for Addiction
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