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Jay Sordean, LAc, OMD, QME

Dr. Jay Sordean has been in practice in Berkeley since 1983. He has served on the board of the California Acupuncture Association and was Educational Director of the Japanese American Acupuncture Foundation. He has appeared on ABC, CBS, and NBC talk shows as an expert on brain health. For more information visit: [url=http://www.four-cards.com]http://www.four-cards.com[/url].

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