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Author Archives: truncheon

Walk or Bike August Special

Posted on July 31, 2014 by truncheon

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OAP Food Drive Special

Posted on July 2, 2014 by truncheon

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Jeff on the ACCFB

Posted on June 30, 2014 by truncheon

I am really stoked to be organizing our food drive and volunteer work group this month with the ACCFB (Alameda County Community Food Bank). They are a wonderful institution, and Continue Reading →

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  • Testimonial – Nirupama Lal
    Oakland Acupuncture ProjectI had always been interested in acupuncture and learned about Community Acupuncture Network online. Through CAN I found Oakland Acupuncture Project. I did not realize on my first visit that my experience would not only make me feel better, but also completely transform my perspective on my health. I am always looking for holistic and less intrusive routes to better health and well being. OAP has reinforced my search, and I am happier, better rested, and healthier having found it. I will always have acupuncture in my life. A word to the wary, but curious: It's not painful. Any sensation you feel during acupuncture is infinitesimally insignificant compared to the pain or discomfort that you are in right now. But here is what YOU need to do for it to work. You have to make that first appointment. And you have to come back, as regularly as you can, for you to experience feeling better. Take your healing in your own hands!

    - Nirupama Lal, a regular convert

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