Start the New Year Confident with Red Light Body Contouring
Dec 30, 2024 12:00AM ● By Natural Awakenings Milwaukee
“Kick off your new year feeling amazing and looking your best!” shares Dr. Ann Bell at A NEW COMPASS FOR WELLNESS. “We are here to help you lose inches, tone up and feel unstoppable with the Zerona Z6 Body Contouring System. This cutting-edge, non-invasive, red light laser targets stubborn fat, helping you sculpt your dream body in easy, relaxing 60-minute sessions just one or two times a week.”
Dr. Ann Bell, a renowned natural health specialist, is offering 30-minute complimentary consults for the innovative Zerona Z6 Body Contouring. This holistic approach aligns with Dr. Bell’s commitment to healing the mind, body and soul through practical and sustainable health practices at the wellness center in Jackson.
The Zerona Z6 is a cold laser designed to help patients achieve their wellness goals efficiently
and comfortably with a non-invasive and pain-free approach. For added effectiveness, it is paired with the Brain-Tap bio-hacking program. “This incredible technology retrains the brain for success, helping you overcome those sneaky habits that hold you back. It boosts mental focus, relaxation and brain health—all while supporting your body-sculpting journey,” Dr. Ann explains.
She has over 30 years of experience in chiropractic and the healing arts. Her extensive qualifications include Diplomat Level of B.E.S.T. Techniques, Mastery Level Higher Brain Living Facilitator and Professional Esogetic Color Puncture Practitioner.
Those interested in exploring the benefits of the Zerona Z6 can call the office to book a free 30-minute consultation. “Call us today. Let’s make this the year of confidence and transformation—together. Your dream body is waiting!” shares Dr. Ann.
Location: A A New Compass for Wellness, W227N16855 Tillie Lake Ct., Jackson. Call 262-644-7050 today for the free 30-minute consultation, or bring a friend and save big with the special new year’s Offer: buy one program, get one half off.
