Bonita Acupuncture & Massage Clinic Bringing the Best of the East to the West! Come and experience a whole new you. Acupuncture, Massage & Herbal Medicine Providing Traditional Chinese Medicine and Complementary Care to Bonita, CA

619-267-6050

4392 Bonita Rd, Bonita, CA  91902

(in the Von’s Shopping Center)

We are upstairs, but don’t worry, there’s an elevator!

Do you suffer from…Stress, Sciatica, Back and Shoulder pain, Emotional Pain, Headaches or other common complaints?

We invite you to visit us for a Introductory Consultation.  We will provide you with an assessment of your condition and how long it might take us to treat it, utilizing Acupuncture and/or Massage. It takes just 20-30 minutes of your time. Cost: $20, which can be applied to your first Acupuncture treatment.  Call 619-267-6050, to schedule your appointment now!

Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine can trace its history at least 3,000 years ago. Traditional Chinese Medicine is a complete healing system which incorporates the whole person: mind, body and spirit. Come experience ancient wisdom with a modern touch.

Donna Kater and Joel Gabriel, owners of the clinic as well as California State Licensed Acupuncturists, along with their team of massage therapists, are bringing the best of Eastern Medicine to the West.

Gift certificates make wonderful gifts for any occasion: birthdays, anniversaries, holidays and special occasions. Or, just to say “I love you, take a mini-vacation and go get a massage!”

Testimonials:

“My pain was more emotional and I was starting to destroy myself because of all the negative experiences I was facing. After my first acupuncture appointment, I immediately felt a change and everyone around me could see the difference and even asked what had changed about me. My 11-year old son saw the change, too, and this encouraged him to want to start getting treatments himself. I am now referring all my friends and family!
–Jennifer V., Chula Vista, CA

In 1995, I ruptured a disc in my back, L-5, my right foot was numb from this point on. I had laser surgery which helped a lot. Last year, I also tried some chiropractic sessions as well, which removed most of the pain, but I still suffered from the numbness in my feet. In 3 acupuncture visits, 95% of the feeling has returned to my feet, so I only have a little numbness on the bottom of the feet. Amazing!–Thomas H., Bonita, CA.

Leonard was “hands down” the best massage I have ever received! He made years of tension melt away! Thank you Leonard!

–Susan P., San Diego, CA.

Acupuncture has been cited by the World Health Organization to treat 43 conditions

including:

Addiction-alcohol, drug, smoking	Facial palsy/tics	Pneumonia
Anxiety	Fatigue	Reproductive problems
Arthritis	Fertility	Rhinitis
Asthma	Fibromyalgia	Sciatica
Bronchitis	Gingivitis	Seasonal Affective
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome	Headache	Disorder (SAD)
Chronic Fatigue	Hiccups	Shoulder pain
Colitis	Incontinence	Sinusitis
Common Cold	Indigestion	Sleep problems
Constipation	IBS	Sore throat
Dental Pain	Low back pain	Stress
Depression	Menopause	Tennis Elbow
Diarrhea	Menstrual problems	Tonsillitis
Digestive trouble	Migraine	Trigeminal Neuralgia
Dizziness	Morning Sickness	Urinary tract infection
Dysentery	Nausea	Vomiting
Emotional problems	Pain	Wrist pain
Eye problems	PMS

National Institute of Health Conference (NIH) found Acupuncture

* Effective for adult post-operative and chemotherapy nausea and vomiting; a reasonable option for post-operative myofascial and low back pain; should be a part of a comprehensive program for asthma, addiction and smoking cessation.
* Has substantially lower incidence of adverse effects than many drugs or accepted medical procedures used for the same conditions.
* The data in support of acupuncture are as strong as for many accepted Western medical therapies.

Clinical Research (NIH) demonstrates that Acupuncture

* Stimulates bone regrowth
* Regulates blood pressure
* Increases red and white blood cell count

Stimulates production of pain modulating endorphins and enkephalins;

The Body Electric by Robert Becker, MD;
The Vital Meridian by Alan Bensoussian