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Steve Phillips Acupuncture Clinic
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For years I suffered from digestive problems and extreme fatigue. My primary care physician had his ideas what was wrong but he wasn't much help as all he wanted to do was write me prescriptions for a bunch of drugs. I didn't want to put those chemicals into my body and set off a chain reaction that would start the vicious cycle of having to take even more drugs to combat the side effects of the first set of drugs. It was then my search began to find someone that would work with me to get me healthy again.
Naturopaths and holistic/integrative practitioners were of no help. They acted like they cared, but I never got the sense they really listened to me. Enough is enough, I thought. How many high-priced supplements can one person take? One naturopath in the bay area had me on so many supplements that I actually had them on my computer's calendar as pop up reminders so I wouldn't forget to take them. Much to my disappointment and after all that expense, my health did not improve.
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