Acupuncturists in the Toowoomba Region

Queensland (QLD)

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Alternative Natural Therapy Relaxation and Acupuncture Clinic

Relaxed client enjoying acupuncture treatment at ANTRAC Acupuncture Clinic.

216 Ramsay Street, Middle Ridge, QLD 4350

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At ANTRAC Acupuncture Clinic at Middle Ridge in Toowoomba 4350, we are very invested in you attaining optimal health and wellbeing. We aim to get you as well as possible as quickly as possible and then keep you well. Good health is the state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing, not merely the absence of disease and sickness. Using acupuncture, moxabustion, gua-sha, cupping, electroacupuncture, cold laser therapy, scalp acupuncture, acupuncture point injection therapy (APIT), dry needling... Read more

New Leaf Clinic Acupuncture Toowoomba

8 Scott Street, East Toowoomba, QLD 4350

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Pain and Musculoskeletal disorders: Our experienced practitioners will help you break free from the pain-inflammation cycle. Pain causes inflammation which then causes more pain, and the longer the cycle continues the more prolonged recovery can become. With the right approach and the correct tools however, even the most chronic of pains can be improved. Sports injuries: As an athlete, its crushing to be sidelined by sports injuries or to be unable to perform at your highest potential. Intense... Read more

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