Brown Chiropractic & Acupuncture expands to include naturopathy

By Tom Blodgett | 10:15 AM Feb. 20, 2020 MST

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Brown Chiropractic & Acupuncture added naturopathic services in January to its office at 3451 S. Mercy Road, Ste. 101, Gilbert. Among the services Dr. Tracy Peruch offers are acute and chronic pain management and rehabilitation, gastrointestinal disorder treatment and hormone therapy, especially for thyroid imbalances. 480-377-1226. www.brownchiro.com

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By Tom Blodgett

Raised in Arizona, Tom Blodgett has spent 30 years in journalism in Arizona and is the editor of the Gilbert edition of Community Impact Newspaper. He is a graduate of Arizona State University, where he now serves as an instructional professional in the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication and editorial adviser to The State Press, the university's independent student media outlet.

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