Name: Lewinter Acupuncture
Telephone: 404-372-6760

Acupuncture in Sandy Springs, GA

Andrea Lewinter, CNC, L.Ac.

As a Five Element acupuncturist, Andrea views your symptoms as a constellation of life experiences. With that perspective, treatment plans are based on the philosophy of Chinese medicine, laws of nature and stimulation of acupuncture points, thereby, achieving symptomatic relief, sense of tranquility and an appreciation of life’s joys.

Auricular Acupuncture

Cupping

Blended Nutrition

Healing Sound

Chinese medicine invites us to transform how we view illness and create health. It is derived from the ancient concept that disease results from a disruption in the movement of the body’s energy. This disruption can result from any type of trauma, from a broken heart to physical illness or injury. Restoring the movement of this circulating energy is imperative for a long, vibrant, and healthy life.

Come experience natural care for:

Addictions
Allergies
Anxiety
Arthritis
Asthma
Autoimmune Disease
Back Pain
Chronic Pain
Pain
Cancer Care
Carpal Tunnel
Colds & Flu
Depression
Diabetes
Digestive Disorders
Facial Rejuvenation
Fertility
Fibromyalgia
Headaches
HIV & AIDS
Hypertension
IBS
Insomnia
Menopause
Mental health
Multiple Sclerosis
PMS
PTSD
Pregnancy
Quit Smoking
Stress
Women's Health
Weight Loss

Lewinter Acupuncture

6255 Barfield Road, Suite 175
Atlanta, GA 30328

404-372-6760

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