Jun 27

Use of acupuncture, other alternative therapies on the rise

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Acupuncture becoming popular in the U.S.

“You’re not alone if you’ve gone outside traditional medicine to treat your aches, pains and illnesses.

It is believed that about 40 percent of the population uses alternative therapies, such as acupuncture, at least once by age 33. Baby boomers and post-baby boomers constitute the largest percentage of clients.

That’s meant more business for Dr. Brian Chee C. Loh and other alternative therapy practitioners. There are five acupuncture clinics in Stockton, two in Lodi, and one each in Lathrop and Tracy. Loh, a trained surgeon, is one of four acupuncturists at Pacific Complementary Medicine Center on Harding Way.”

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