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Dr. Gary Lasneski, DC
Chiropractic Nutrition*
Age 62
5.0 (17 Ratings)
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Dr. Gary Lasneski, DC
Hadley, MA
Accepting new patients
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Communication Therapy Associates2 Bay Rd Ste 202, Hadley, MA 01035
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Nov 28, 2023
I came to see Dr. Lasneski to solve 2 medical conditions that have stumped multiple (Harvard Medical School trained) MD's. Einstein predicted that energy medicine would be the future of health care. The future has arrived in this office. Through his lens of quantum physics and quantum entanglement, I have expert diagnoses for what is not working in my body. And even better, I now have non-toxic, sophisticated nutrient and homeopathic compounds to restore my health. I feel lucky to have found Dr. Lasneski.
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Chiropractic Nutrition
Chiropractic
Dietetics
Homeopathy
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Dr. Lasneski's office is located at 2 Bay Rd Ste 202 Hadley, MA 01035.
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