People sign up for free acupuncture treatment
Updated: February 25, 2013
URBANA -- More than a dozen people tried out acupuncture for the first time. They came to Urbana Acupuncture for its open house. Clients got to sign up for a free treatment.
Workers there said it can help ease pain all over your body. They said people are usually pretty nervous at first, but there's nothing to worry about.
"It doesn't hurt," said Rachel Hess, who works there. "It's extremely relaxing and you can go about your day afterwards. You're not going to feel woozy or anything like that."
Workers use single-use needles on clients' arms and legs. The next open house is in April. But you can stop by the Lincoln Square Mall whenever it's open to try it out.
For more information, click here.
Workers there said it can help ease pain all over your body. They said people are usually pretty nervous at first, but there's nothing to worry about.
"It doesn't hurt," said Rachel Hess, who works there. "It's extremely relaxing and you can go about your day afterwards. You're not going to feel woozy or anything like that."
Workers use single-use needles on clients' arms and legs. The next open house is in April. But you can stop by the Lincoln Square Mall whenever it's open to try it out.
For more information, click here.
