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Columbus, OH 43231(614) 423-8368 Hours
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- Testimonials
“Brigitta not only does an excellent job; but I appreciate her extensive knowledge on the subject of alternative medicine and various options available in treating various health related issues. I would highly recommend her!
First L.
“I met Brigitta at TORN networking group a few months ago. I was excited to find out she was a licensed acupuncturist. We have been working together now for a couple of weeks. My goals are to manage stress, lose weight and have balance. After just one full treatment I noticed I had lost 3 lbs and kept it off. After the next treatment I lost another 2 lbs. so far after 3 session I have successfully kept the 5 lbs
... Read more »“Acupuncture helps with the back pain! Back in March I had a nasty fall resulting in major back pain. I went to the doctor only to receive pain medication. 6 weeks later, still having pain went back to the doctor in which he told me I needed physical therapy. Physical Therapy didn’t work, here it is October and still in pain. I found the 12 Meridians Acupuncture in Columbus, Ohio and made an appointment. By this time I was still skeptic about
... Read more »“Amazing Experience! Brigitta is amazing! I was extremely stressed out and always “on edge”, but after a few times with her treating me, I felt very calm. Immediately I felt calm when she put one of the needles in a certain point, but after a few treatments, it lasted longer. I look forward to treatments and am very thankful to be calm at home with my family. I no longer feel as stressed out about things that I did before. I
... Read more »“When I walked into the office, I was in pain. My eczema was so bad that all I wanted to do was scratch and cry. I wasn’t sleeping well, I was so self-conscious about my face that I didn’t want to leave the house. Just 3 weeks later, I now feel better than any time I can remember. I have the energy to do activities. My skin is healing well. My great thanks to Brigitta Moskova, Acupuncturist.”
David
“As an avid extreme sportiest, for most of my Life I have experienced backpain, breaks and other chronic pain. I thought I would just have to live with it. Now after only a few sessions with Brigitta I am sleeping better, my pain is more manageable and I have increased flexibility of motion. Acupuncture has given me a renewed quality of Life.”
Steve
“I injured my neck at work. As a nurse I rarely ember to take time out for myself. I woke the next morning with a stiff neck and called Brigitta for a session. I experienced an immediate instant relief of over 30% and complete 100%relief after the next day’s session. Combining white flower oil and cupping did the trick.”
Karina
“Brigitta is a Master of her healing craft! I enlisted 12 Meridians Acupuncture for my first experience with acupuncture to help with relaxation, sinus issues, and minor joint pain and I’ve been a regular ever since. She was amazing at making me feel comfortable and relaxed with my first experience and every session with her has yielded wonderful results.Her extensive knowledge, expertise, and passion for healing is a skill set not many can claim but Brigitta most definitely does!”
Sheri
... Read more »“After being treated for my back, left leg, and my sciatica in my left leg for a month with only little relief from my chiropractor treatments, I decided to visit Brigitta and try acupuncture treatments at 12 Meridians Acupuncture. Before my acupuncture treatments, it hurt when I walked and I had to bend forward when I walked! Now, after a month of treatments, I can walk straight up and without any pain!! Also, my sciatica in my leg is healed.
... Read more »“Great experience, would recommend to anyone! Early in the summer I had some serious lower back pain, leg pain and headaches from a car accident. I never have had acupuncture done before and was very new to it all, but was recommended by my doctor. After looking at Brigitta’s website I gave it a try and am very thankful I did. Not only did the acupuncture help my pain immensely, but the office and overall experience was very positive. Brigitta
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Tag Archives: tcm
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