- Acuharmony Acupuncture444 Washington Street
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Woburn,Ma 01801
781-279-2727 Woburn Office Hours
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When we received our fertility diagnosis, we were understandably devastated .Since my husband and I were children, we both had dreams of raising a family. Fortunately we lived in Massachusetts where fertility treatments are covered and we were surrounded by several well-known and well-regarded treatment centers. We availed ourselves of the best services in the field. After a failed treatment cycle the doctors were not hopeful that we will ever conceive. It was an extreme case. We took some time... Read more »
“Thank you so much for helping me with my allergy and claustrophobic issues. I started to see you over a year ago to help me with my allergies to wheat, dairy, and egg. I developed these allergies later in life. When eating these foods, I would sometimes feel nauseated and would also develop hives. I have not been sick or had hives since these treatments began. We had not finished the program, but I am so much better! Over time,... Read more »
“I was very desperate when I came here after trying to have a second child for 14 years. I was driving by and looked at the window and said I would give it a try. I came here and followed Sung’s advice and two weeks later got pregnant. Now I have a very beautiful 5-year-old daughter! I have referred Sung to three more of my friends. Thank you Sung and now I am a believer!”
– Ester Odney
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What Is Seasonal Affective Disorder?
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a condition believed to be linked to a lack of sunlight where the individual experiences mood changes and emotions similar to depression. SAD occurs mostly in the Fall and Winter months when there is less sunlight exposure.
It’s found that around 5 percent of people may experience SAD lasting 40% of the year Continue reading
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