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Lindsey Health Clinic
LOGAN OFFICE
95 W. Golf Course Road
Suite 104
Logan, UT 84321
Tel 435-535-3006
The Logan office is available to schedule your appointments Monday-Friday.
Office Hours
Mon-Thursday 9 am-6pm
MIDVALE OFFICE
8282 South State St #12
Midvale, Ut 84047
Physical Location is Closed
All Files have been moved to the Logan Location. We are still able to help all of his Traditional Chinese Medicine Patients through phone consultations. We will ship your medications directly to you.
Our Phone number is still active and you can leave messages for us on this line.
Tel. 801-233-8830
Lindsey Health Clinic's recommendations for Acupuncture and N.A.E.T. services.
Utah Acupuncture
Dan Clark (801) 830-7067 American Fork
Mike Berger (385) 888-6900 Sugar House
Dr. Sun (801) 355-8668 Salt Lake City
Master Lu (801) 463-1101 So. Salt Lake City and Ogden
Utah N.A.E.T.
Dr. Greg Kofford (801) 756-8833 American Fork
Cynthia Stuart- Renew Mind and Body
(425) 244-3736 St. George
Susan Hale www.ebalance.one
Andi Buttery (720) 308-4592
Pamela Headley- Natural Healing
(435) 535-6337
Nevada N.A.E.T.
Eric Martell and Mike Boyer ZenRNLasVegas@gmail.com
Lindsey Health Clinic Logan Location
Coming properly dressed and prepared for your treatment will enhance your experience.
Electronics: It is important for all patients to have an environment where they can relax. Please turn off your cell-phones during your appointment.
Dress: So that the practitioner can access the acupuncture points needed in your treatment you will need to wear loose fitting clothes (shirts that can be rolled up to the elbow and pants that can be rolled up just above the knee). You will be asked to remove your shoes and socks and will be seated in a recliner. Once the practitioner has applied the acupuncture you will need remain in your seat for at least 30 minutes to gain the full benefit for your particular treatment.
Nutrition: As much as is reasonably possible you need to have eaten regular meals and be properly hydrated before your appointment.
Water: Acupuncture, like all forms of energy work, require an increase of hydration to help stabilize and improve the circulation of electrolytes in the body. Make sure you use the restroom before your appointment. Appointments will last approximately one hour. Acupuncture speeds the metabolism so many people need to use the restroom directly following an appointment.