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Dixie Wall Acupuncture and Wellness

In acupuncture, problems are treated with no pharmaceuticals whatsoever. The process simply reanimates the body's natural healing abilities and allows the body to mend itself. This is exactly why Kudlik Dental endorses acupuncture--it is a holistic, drug-free, and effective health alternative. 

In the acupuncture realm, we advocate Dixie Wall Acupuncture and Wellness, which is run by a patient of ours--Dixie Wall. She is a licensed acupuncturist, nutritionist, and holistic health practitioner in Orange County. Her goal is to help you unlock your mind, body, and spirit's true potential and live a healthier, happier, and longer life. 

At Dixie Wall Acupuncture and Wellness, patients are able to achieve their health goals by getting the root cause of their issues treated, not only the symptoms. Furthermore, they are each given unique health plans that are tailored to their specific needs. Focusing on nutrition and overall health, in addition to acupuncture, the benefits of these health plans extend beyond in-office visits.

Dixie Wall Acupuncture and Wellness provides a gamut of holistic services, including the following:
- Acupuncture
- NET Technique
- Nutritional Consultation
- Weight Loss
- Nambudripad's Allergy Elimination Techniques
- Cupping

For more information about this highly recommended O.C. healthcare business, go to
www.dixiewall.com

Dixie Wall Acupuncture and Wellness has two locations in Orange County:

3151 Airway Ave., Ste. U-3, Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Phone Number: 714-754-8008
Hours: Monday and Wednesday Afternoons and Friday Mornings

17400 Irvine Blvd., Suite L, Tustin, CA 92780
Phone Number: 714-508-1112
Hours: Tuesday and Thursday 12pm - 7pm

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