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For free initial advice on whether I can help you with any of your health concerns, You can reach me by any of the following:

e-mail: drjayasrivastava@gmail.com
             jaya@vitalitycenter.com.hk  

Whatsapp: (852)67028858 

To book the appointment:

 Central: Vitality Center

9/F, Li Dong Building
9 Li Yuen Street East, Central

 Tel: +(852) 25371118 

Whatsapp: 59972090

www.vitalitycenter.com.hk


Hang Hau: Osteo & Co Holistic Center

G/F, 48 Yue On Lane, Hang Hau Village
Hang Hau, Tseung Kwan O, NT
Tel: (852)28841180
Whatsapp: 67594103

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