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ACTCM Alumna Sarah Halverstadt Appears on KRON Channel 4's "Beauty Bonanza"
On March 25, 2007 ACTCM Alumna Sarah Halverstadt (c2004) appeared live on San Francisco's KRON Channel 4 Morning News. Halverstadt was the main guest invited to speak on the topic of Facial Rejuvination Acupuncture, as part of the program's "Beauty Bonanza" series. This three-week series showcases local San Francisco Bay Area businesses that offer treatments and services that let their customers feel beautiful inside and out.
Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture is a safe and gentle method of reducing the signs of aging. It uses fine, hair-like acupuncture needles inserted in specific points to stimulate circulation along energetic pathways of the face and body called "meridians". There are two important components: the 'local' treatment and the 'root' treatment. Local treatment directly addresses facial aging symptoms seen on the face. Root treatment addresses the underlying cause of facial symptoms such as emotional stress, hormonal imbalance or digestive problems.
Facial Rejuvenation Acupuncture is for anyone wanting a little lift to their look and their health. Acupuncture improves collagen production and muscle tone, helps reduce bags under the eyes and sagging of the skin. It helps to eliminate fine lines, diminish larger wrinkles and reduce double chin. Treatment may tighten pores, brighten the eyes and lift droopy eyelids. It also increases local blood flow and lymph circulation, which in turn moistens and revitalizes the skin.
Halverstadt gradated from the American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2004 and currently maintains a private practice in San Francisco. Her general practice includes acupuncture, Chinese herbal therapy, cupping, nutritional counseling and moxibustion. Sarah specializes in facial rejuvenation acupuncture and has a special interest in women‚s health. Sarah currently volunteers her time and services at the Charlotte Maxwell Complementary Clinic, a health clinic which offers services and treatment to low-income women dealing with cancer.
KRON began broadcasting from San Francisco on November 15, 1949 as an NBC affiliate. Since January 1, 2002, KRON has been an independent station serving over 2 million TV homes in 11 Bay Area counties. KRON is known for its popular shows such as "Bay Area Backroads", "Bay Cafe", Bay Area Living" and "Pacific Fusion".
A link to Halverstadt's 5 minute segment can be found on KRON's website at: http://kron7.krondeals.com/details.php?pid=20865
For more information, please contact ACTCM at (415) 355-1601 x12, or visit Ms. Halverstadt's website at: www.sarah-lac.com
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