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DEPARTMENTS
8 letter from the editor
12 healthy pets
16 the inner voice
18 average jane
26 ft bodies
30 lets talk fnances
34 crystal revelations
40 healthy eating
66 healthy kids
88 community calendar
89 resource guide
97 advertiser directory
50 FEATURE STORY
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20 Rev up summer energy
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38 Healthy retreat
74 Assisted living 86
Chiropractic for
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Craniosacral therapy
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10 Lessons learned by a novice vegan
14 How are your chakras?
22 What does your hair do for you?
24 Goodwill Outstanding Achiever:
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28 Pesticide Applied no sign of a
safe lawn
32 Healthy veins and legs
42 Follow your hearts desire
46 Yoga Life Coaching
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48 Rules about debt collection
54 Dealing with excessive sweating
56 Embrace natures energy
60 Te Japan/Chernobyl connection
64 Make the most of your
vegetable share
67 Exfoliate for a summer glow
68 Essential oils to prevent disease,
decrease pain and more
72 Is your hand sanitizer safe?
76 Connecting food and feelings
78 Consider a healthier vacation
82 Changing unhealthy habits
84 What to stop doing forever
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Do you remember the frst piece
of furniture you ever owned?
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something to make your dorm room a little more cozy. Maybe
you bought a table with some of the money you earned from
your frst real job. For me, it was a mission style futon,
which I bought in 1997. Even though the purchase was years
ago, I remember two things about it: the funky plaid print
and that I spent way more than I should have on that ridicu-
lous monstrosity.
I wish Furniture Phases would have been around back
then. Te Appleton business sells gently used furniture and
home dcor items bought on consignment. Teres a huge
assortment to choose from in the 9,000-sq.-f. showroom,
and its constantly changing. I was amazed at the quality of
the inventory and even more amazed by the prices when I
recently visited. To learn more about owner Marcia Smicks
philosophy on the subject, turn to page 50.
On the subject of phases
If you recall, a couple months ago I told you Id be running
a half marathon. Today, as I write this, Ive happily completed
my frst 13.1-mile race.
Was it easy? Hardly. (Te 25+MPH winds were a real chal-
lenge.) Was it fun? Now that Ive had a few hours to process
the whole thing, Id say yes. Te crowd support was encour-
aging and I met some great people. Ten, accomplishing
something I set my mind to is a pretty great reward in and
of itself.
Over the past few months I diligently prepared for the
race by following a training plan basically putting one
foot in front of the other, repeating as necessary. It was time
consuming, ofen frustrating and sometimes boring. But in the
end it was totally worth it.
Ive come to really love running. I know thats not a phase. As
for running another half or even a full marathon, the jurys still
out
Never say never.
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By Jennifer Culver
E
very new experience enhances learning. Advancing
through a vegan lifestyle is no exception. Mistakes were
made and lessons continue to develop. Its called growth
growing into a healthier way of life. In February I
chose to adopt a vegan diet. Here are the lessons Im learning and
addressing on this vegan journey.
1. Too many starches
I love root vegetables especially white potatoes. Although
they are a low-fat, low-calorie food, they still reside higher on the
glycemic index (GI). I was consuming them daily because they
were flling, tasty and easy to mash with vegan butter and rice or
soy milk. Unfortunately, how quickly I neglected to remember
how they spike blood sugar levels. A few hours later, I was hungry
and ready for my next carb-out. But, they are a source of dietary
fber, have vitamins and minerals, and help lower my cholesterol.
Lesson learned: Continue eating potatoes and more complex
carbohydrates, substitute with sweet potatoes for variety, and eat
starches in moderation.
2. Not enough iron
In April, I confdently approached my blood donation ritual.
Te appointment snuck up on my calendar and I was less prepared
than usual. My plan was to be diligent with my powdered greens
supplementation for a full week prior to my donation. I love them,
but get a bit relaxed when Im busy and forget to drink them every
day. Well, I remembered their importance when my blood was
denied because my iron count was two counts too low. Bummer!
Looking back, I didnt have much spinach or brussels sprouts that
week, either. Lesson learned: Daily nutritional supplementation
and eating a variety of plant-based foods aids in a balanced diet,
especially when following an elimination diet.
3. Decreased blood pressure
Te beneft of regularly donating blood is that Im well aware
of my blood pressure. Although I was denied donation due to
my iron count, an impressive reduction in my blood pressure
reminded me of the benefts of a plant-based diet. My numbers
are normally in the average zone, but I was happy to hear that in
less than two months, my lower (diastolic) number had dropped 9
points. Lesson learned: A plant-based diet has health benefts.
4. Getting in a rut
With this years cooler springtime, I was not a fan of raw foods.
I crave warm foods and beverages. Steaming and roasting vegeta-
bles takes time and efort. Additionally, it takes mental preparation
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to go to the of ce with a proper lunch prepared. Well, I got in a rut.
I favored canned soups, with an emphasis on beans and/or vege-
tables that were quick, easy and tasty. In this case, convenience
and tasty = high sodium. Soup in a can is faster, but not healthier.
When I planned ahead to make homemade versions of my favor-
ite soups; minestrone, bean, split pea, etc., I reduced my sodium
content while enjoying my comforting, warm, healthy foods. My
next focus is to reduce my consumption of fller crackers and bread
with my soup. Lesson learned: Preparation is strategic; with both
fresh fruits and vegetables to eat on demand, and vegan meals for
mealtimes especially at the of ce.
5. Consume flling foods and beverages
In cooler weather, I favored healthy cofees and teas over water
to warm my body. But water is an easy, natural flling beverage.
Homemade vegetable broth was one way I creatively consumed
warm water. Additionally, I drink lemon and hot water in the
morning as a quick, warm detoxifer. But to fll up I didnt
focus enough on low-fat, fber-rich foods. When time was tight,
I made convenience a priority. I over-consumed canned beans
and hummus (with pita chips or crackers), and under-consumed
fresh, low-fat foods like apples, brussels sprouts, and broccoli.
Frozen fruits and vegetables dropped my body temperature just
thinking about the idea. It was another example of getting in a
rut. My biggest challenge was eating the right amount of calories
and flling foods at the right time of day. I commonly found I was
hungry at 8:30 pm as a result of not eating properly at dinnertime.
I started preferring popcorn before bed, and messing up my diges-
tion and sleep practice.
Yes, mistakes happened, but with much happiness. Its a growth
opportunity and a healthier lifestyle in development. As my energy
increases and my blood pressure decreases, Im happy to make
mistakes as each failure demonstrates accomplishing another
phase in my vegan journey. Its not about the hiccups; its about
the healthy lifestyle. Bring on an abundant summer harvest!
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been sharing the same enthusiasm. Te hot weather
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Its widely known that keeping a dog chained up outdoors in
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running errands. However, there are many other factors that come
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Unlike humans, pets cannot simply shed layers of clothes to cool
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Outdoors
Cool down. Have a source of water for pets to use to cool
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damp towel that can be used to rub over a pets coat. Be sure
this water source doesnt pose a drowning threat (i.e., dont
leave a pool of water around young children or puppies).
Offer shade. Te shade can reduce temperatures by several
degrees. When spending considerable time outdoors, have a
shady spot to which both people and pets can retire. If a pet
is an outside animal, be sure there is a covered area that will
ofer generous shade.
Provide cold water to drink. Pets can become dehy-
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because you wont be home. If its incredibly hot indoors, pets
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Groom the pet. Talk with a groomer to decide on a cut
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animal. Removing it all can put the pet at risk for sunburn.
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Walk dogs early in the morning and in early evening so that
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By Trish Poole
If you are alive, your chakras are open and
operating! Tey may not be operating opti-
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are closed. If a chakra is truly closed 100
percent, death is imminent so more ofen
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the condition of the chakra. How they are
operating is afected by diverse variables
unique to each person. Tey are commonly
afected by intense emotional experiences
in either a positive or negative way. If it is
a traumatic experience the efect is imme-
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generated from an
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entering our energetic
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root chakra to red. It is interesting to note
that the respective colors of the chakras
follow natural law as it relates to defracting
light into a rainbow; a confrmation that
chakras are not contrived by new-agers but
an ancient truth of the human condition in
that their resonance follows natural law.
Chakras metabolize energy and help
us to sense our environment around us
by taking in energy and sending it out. It
is possible for one or more chakras to be
operating less than optimally which is
something an energy worker (Reiki, recon-
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touch, etc.) can help balance through an
energy healing session.
To someone who is highly clairvoyant
(has psychic vision), a chakra looks like a
vortex with many smaller ones within it. A
vortex looks like a tornado or how water
forms a funnel when it goes down a drain.
Te word chakra comes from Sanskrit,
an ancient language from the territories
that pre-date India. Sanskrit is to Hindi, as
Latin is to English. It means something like
wheel or vortex, and while we have thou-
sands of chakras, there are seven major
ones that are most commonly referred to
in the mainstream. Understanding chakras
and what each represents is integral to
understanding the human energy body.
Over the last 20 years, more and more
people are becoming familiar with the
terms and chakra, resonance and aura
and they are ever more mainstream.
By learning about chakras, what they are
and how they work, it is generally easier to
better understand and manage ones own
energy and potentially ones overall health.
Tere are many types of treatments that
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that many of us do intuitively without
even realizing it and other treatments that
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example, just going out into nature and
enjoying its simple beauty, fresh air and
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By Nancy Freier
H
ow can we reconcile feng shui with religion? Like any
religion is intended to do, feng shui, or the awareness
of natural laws, can help a person live life to their
fullest potential. Even though feng shui is considered
an ancient Eastern art that was well practiced in early times, it is
seeing a revival today in the West because of its profound, life-
changing results.
I recently gave a talk about feng shui, the art of placement of
furnishings in our environment, and I was struck by the questions
many of the participants asked me. Tey either had never heard of
feng shui or thought that it was a religion. I saw the hesitation of
some of them to even approach me because they seemed unsure
of how feng shui would afect them or their religious beliefs.
First of all, I think its important to understand that feng shui
is not a religion. It is the recognition of the natural laws of earth,
and when we become aware of them and apply them to our living
space or work environment, we can beneft from the gifs this
awareness ofers. Like gravity and the law of cause and efect, these
patterns of energy exist whether or not we believe in them; then,
by awakening to these patterns the gif that feng shui ofers
we are able to fully embrace a better life, exactly what the Creator
intended for us.
Feng shui is based on the Taoist philosophy that everything is
energy, or chi, according to the Chinese. Tere is no god in feng
shui, however, there is a recognition of the power that connects
and guides us, known as the laws of nature or the source of life.
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What Feng Shui is
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Feng shui (fung schway) trans-
lated as wind and water, has been
practiced in China for more than 3,000
years. this environmental art and
science sees the world as completely
alive, with all things buildings,
streets, and furnishings connected
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As awakened beings, we then apply these feng shui principles into
our home and of ce designs and as we do, we actually become
directors of this energy to bring about specifc results in our life.
Aware or not, the energies of nature have a great infuence
on us. Te moons phases are said to directly afect our moods
and womens menses. Living in natural settings and nourishing
ourselves with natural foods strengthens our bodies. All of these
things happen regardless of our religion.
Feng shui ofers an awareness for us to excel and prosper in life.
We must respect and understand the ways of nature, and when we
live by them, we can progress and evolve into who we are intended
to be. Tis is the basic purpose of feng shui: to live our best life
on earth.
In the various religions of the world, man has created diferent
names and images for God this higher intelligence, or divine
source. However, at the root of most religions is a similar goal
to believe in a higher divine intelligence that creates and protects
us, ofering guidance when we seek it.
In the practice of prayer and meditation we are using our
thoughts to communicate with God, or the omniscient power by
whatever name we choose to call it. In our prayers we seek such
desires and qualities as peace of mind, wealth, health and
happiness for ourselves or for our loved ones.
In feng shui, our thoughts are actual things that have
an energy or frequency that can infuence our objectives.
Tis power is cultivated through meditation and creative
visualization to bring about our goals and desires, such as
personal success or the health of a loved one. Te practice of feng
shui then is wisely utilizing a natural, God-given gif. We simply
need to be aware of the blessing.
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Tis Average Jane column is slightly diferent from what I have
written in the past as I wanted to share the point of view of someone
who sufers from lymphedema and chronic pain, two conditions
that I personally do not have. Tis is the story of a woman who
sought treatment from Jennie Kitelinger, MOT, OTR, CLT, and
founder of Quality Terapy, which ofers in-home therapy for
people sufering from chronic pain and other medical issues.
Jennie founded Quality Terapy because she saw a need for
in-home therapy in the area. She says that at her previous job she
ofen saw patients who had to use Medivans or wheel chairs due to
mobility problems as a result of pain, swelling or obesity.
I hated seeing the looks on their faces because of their embar-
rassment about not being as independent as they wanted to be,
she says. I wanted to help patients be more comfortable and be
able to help them in their homes.
Jennie recalls one woman who was struggling with obesity, who
well call Susan. Susan had tried on her own to lose weight and had
been to numerous doctors to get help for her problem. Te doctors
continued to tell her she was just fat and declared her home-
bound. Needless to say, Susan was very discouraged. One day, a
friend stopped by to visit. Suspecting there was more to the issue
than obesity, she asked to see Susans legs. Susan was very embar-
rassed, but afer some convincing revealed her legs.
It seemed Susan sufered from chronic swelling that had turned
into lymphedema, a condition of localized fuid retention and
tissue swelling caused by a compromised lymphatic system.
Te lymph system is connected to the immune system, Jennie
explained. It made sense as to why she was having so many
immune issues as well. We convinced her to see her doctor for the
correct diagnosis, and he confrmed our suspicions.
Shortly thereafer, a treatment plan was devised. Jennie went
to Susans home and did a thorough evaluation to determine the
specifcs of her concerns and measure the areas to be treated. Due
to the severity of the situation, Jennie determined Susan needed
treatment fve days a week for the frst two weeks. Treatment tech-
niques included lymphatic massages combined with pneumatic
pump therapy to get the fuid to recirculate back in the system.
Compression wraps for both legs were also applied to help keep
the fuid from back fowing into the leg.
Amazingly, over the next four weeks, Susan lost 70 pounds of
fuid! She was so relieved to discover that she wasnt just over-
weight, and that she had a treatable medical issue. Tree months
later, Jennie was able to decrease treatments to twice a week. Susan
also uses her own pump between treatments due to the sever-
ity of her condition. She continues to receive manual massages
and wraps. Now, down a total of 100 pounds, Quality Terapy is
helping Susan learn how to live a more normal life, as well as eat
a more nutritious diet. (She was down to one meal a day
because so many people had told her that she simply had
been overeating.) Susan can now go to the bathroom alone
and use a walker.
Susans story has a very happy ending. If you or someone
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By Terry Lemerond
Staying energized and keeping ft can be
tough especially if youre not getting the
nutrients you need. But while we tend to
look for new miracle herbs or nutrients, it
can be easy to forget about the basics like
ingredients found in liver, for instance.
You may not eat liver because of the taste,
concerns about cholesterol or toxins. Tats
understandable. Te smell and favor of liver
can make it an acquired taste, and people
may have fears about toxins in the liver
due to antibiotics or other environmental
factors. But youre missing out on important
energizing nutrients,
including iron and
vitamin B12.
Get back to the basics
get your absorbable iron!
Maybe you dont believe iron is very
important anymore. But if youre an active
person, you burn up your stores of iron
quickly. In fact, many people sufer from an
iron defciency without even knowing it.
Nonetheless, simply running out and
picking up any old iron supplement is not the
answer. Many of them arent well tolerated
or absorbed by the body. For instance, iron
sulfate, iron fumarate and iron gluconate are
extremely difcult to digest. Plus, only about
2 mg of iron even from 200 mg of these
forms will actually reach the bloodstream.
For a natural, more absorbable form of
iron, liver is the best. It contains heme iron,
a form of iron attached to hemoglobin, the
protein that transports energizing oxygen
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heme iron ingested can be absorbed, versus
about 1 percent absorption of iron salts.
Te best liver extracts come from beef
cattle raised without any chemical sprays,
pesticides or antibiotics on the grassy plains
of Argentina. Also, youll want a predi-
gested form of liver extract which is broken
down to be more readily absorbed by the
body. And, unlike eating liver, a concen-
trated extract (one using 20 lbs. of liver to
make 1 lb. of extract) doesnt have any fat or
cholesterol.
Combine with vitamin B12
for even more benefts:
Combine this natural liver extract with
methylcobalamin. Tats the highly absorb-
able form of vitamin B12 that requires no
biological transformation because it is
made ready for absorption.
Symptoms of B12 defciency include:
tiredness and feelings of weakness, irritabil-
ity, vision difculties, loss of appetite, poor
memory, brittle nails and prematurely graying
hair. Vitamin B12 can help if you sufer from
sleeping difculties, too. It plays a role in
melatonin production (the sleep hormone)
that helps you get the rest you need.
While meats, poultry, eggs, fsh, brewers
yeast, dairy products and seafood can
provide vitamin B12, you could eat all
of these, and still have a defciency of the
vitamin. Tats because your digestive
system may lack a protein called intrin-
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vitamin B12, cyanocobalamin, to the meth-
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Folic acid a key partner
to vitamin B12
Another key member of the vitamin
B family is folic acid. Symptoms of folate
defciency have a lot in common with B12
defciency: fatigue and irritability, muscle
weakness and headache.
Because many of the processed foods
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Folic acid works with vitamin B12 to
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To fnd the answer to this question we asked Mark P. Bret-
tingen, the owner of Changing Headlines, to share his insight.
Mark has been in the hair industry for almost four decades
and next year will celebrate his 30th year as owner of Changing
Headlines in Appleton.
NP: We all want to look our best and are constantly being
bombarded by the media with ways to look and feel more youthful.
Mark, how do you think hair fts into this equation?
Mark: I am in the hair and hair restoration business by profes-
sion, but the service we provide is making people feel better. Our
hair greatly afects our overall appearance, as it is one of the frst
things that others notice.
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afer almost 30 years?
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Mark: Changing Headlines is a niche business. We specialize in
helping men and women who sufer from thinning hair, but we
are also a hair salon for the entire family. Along with my profes-
sional team, we ofer haircuts, color and styles to both men and
women. Our business is unique as we are located in a professional
of ce building and our studio ofers private styling booths for our
clients. Our team is comprised of professionally trained barbers,
as well as cosmetologists. More than 50 percent of our clientele are
men. Men enjoy our environment because of both the skill level of
the stylist, private booths, and the fact that we do our absolute best
to stay on schedule for our clients convenience.
NP: So you do haircuts, colors, and styles for those who do not
need help with thinning hair as well?
Mark: Absolutely, our stylists are gifed at helping individuals
fnd the correct style, color, etc. for their particular face shape, eye
color, complexion, and lifestyle.
NP: Do you think that many people are reluctant to change their
appearance?
Mark: To some degree we are all creatures of habit; however,
many individuals should be more open to change because the right
haircut and style can greatly improve ones appearance. At Chang-
ing Headlines we specialize in helping both men and women to
wear their hair in the most complimentary way possible to project
a positive image to themselves and others.
NP: You have talked about your salon. What exactly is the other
aspect of your business, the hair restoration business?
Mark: When I say hair restoration, Im referring to all aspects
of restoring hair.
Non-surgical hair restoration (working with custom hair- 1.
pieces and wigs).
Surgical hair restoration (a surgical procedure performed by 2.
a physician that specializes in hair transplantation).
Laser Hair Terapy along with FDA-approved growth acti- 3.
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dealing with thinning hair?
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NP: Do you work with individuals that are losing their hair as a
result of chemotherapy treatments?
Mark: Yes, thankfully there are wonderful options to assist indi-
viduals during this dif cult time. We work with many companies
so we are able to ofer both synthetic and the fnest human hair
available for those that desire the best look possible.
NP: It sounds like you are very passionate about your business.
Mark: Yes, I certainly am. As you can see by my photo, I too
was a client and take a great deal of pride in helping others feel
good about their appearance. I have been blessed with wonder-
ful, talented individuals to work with and that has truly been the
success of Changing Headlines.
If you are looking for a new barber or stylist, please call
920.731.7780 to schedule an appointment. Changing Headlines is
located at 2631 North Meade St., Appleton. If you are struggling
with thinning hair, call to schedule a complimentary appointment
with Mark to explore your options. Visit us at www.changinghead-
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By Karen Kramer
Since coming to the Ashwaubenon Good-
will store fve years ago through a special
needs program at Green Bay Southwest
High School, Nolan Blecha has gained both
confdence and work skills.
In recognition of the progress he has
made, the Green Bay man has been named
the Outstanding Achiever for May by
Goodwill Industries of North Central
Wisconsin (NCW).
Blecha, who has some developmental
problems, was referred to Goodwills Work
Services program through Brown County
Human Services. Work Services is a longer-
term training program for people
with disabilities and utilizes Good-
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work skills and behaviors.
Carol Daniels-Turston, acting
store team leader for the
Ashwaubenon Goodwill, said when
Blecha frst started at the store, he
worked with team member Debbi Yahnke
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then moved the items onto the retail foor.
A few years later, when Yahnke transferred
to the apparel department, Blecha wanted to
transfer, too, so he could continue working
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Turston said. Trough hard work and
commitment, he has overcome some of the
earlier challenges he faced with the move
and now wants to learn how to tag apparel.
During Blechas time with Goodwill, team
members have seen his willingness to learn
and improve his skills, and his positive atti-
tude in approaching any task.
Since joining Goodwill, Nolan has
learned the importance of working as part
of a team, Daniels-Turston said. He
always has a smile on his face and is very
committed to his work. His presence at the
store really motivates all of us because we
see what Nolan achieves every day, and that
he is truly committed to doing a good job.
According to Blecha, he likes all of the
team members I work with, and I enjoy the
work I do in apparel.
His parents, who are both teachers, have
told Daniels-Turston how pleased they
are with the experience their son is getting
through Goodwill and the Ashwaubenon
store, and how comfortable they are in
knowing he is in an environment where
people truly care about him.
In addition to working at Goodwill,
Blecha is involved in Special
Olympics and, earlier this year,
took second place in basketball.
He also plays soccer and bowls.
All of us are very proud of
Nolan and his accomplish-
ments and are delighted that
he has been selected as Good-
wills Outstanding Achiever for
May, Daniels-Turston said.
Each month, Goodwill
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program participant like Blecha
for its Outstanding Achiever
recognition. Te honorees come from one
of Goodwills 22 store communities, its
Menasha campus or its Ralph B. Shiner
Center in Appleton.
Keith Wilk, COO of Programs & Services
at Goodwill NCW, said the awards are a way
for the organization to recognize the strides
that our program participants have made,
in part, because of the services provided
through our Goodwill. Each honoree
receives a certifcate of achievement and
Goodwill merchandise.
For more information, contact Daniels-
Turston at cdanielsthurston_gw@gwicc.
org or 920.498.0990; or Wilk at kwilk_gw@
gwicc.org or 920.968.6233.
Karen Kramer is a writer/editor with Goodwill
NCW, a not-for-proft human services organization
that helped improve the lives of almost 50,000 people
across north central Wisconsin in 2010 through more
than 25 programs and services. It covers 35 counties
and includes 22 retail stores and training centers in
communities from Manitowoc to La Crosse, and as
far north as Rice Lake and Rhinelander. A member of
Goodwill Industries International and Rehabilitation
For Wisconsin, it is based at the Goodwill Community
Center in Menasha. It is on the Web at www.good-
willncw.org.
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By Karmen Nenahlo
Question: It seems that more and more people are taking fsh
oil these days. Is this something you recommend?
Answer: Youre absolutely right fsh oil is becoming very
popular, and for good reason. Tere are a number of health bene-
fts associated with this supplement and, if experts had to choose
between fsh oil supplementation and a daily multivitamin/
mineral, more and more would probably steer you toward fsh oil.
First of all, the Omega-3 fatty acids in fsh oil are generally consi-
dered anti-infammatory, while Omega-6 fatty acids are conside-
red pro-infammatory. Unfortunately, traditional western diets
are much higher in Omega-6s compared to Omega-3s, so trying
to incorporate more
Omega-3s into your diet is just good
common sense. In addition, Omega-3s have been shown to lower
triglycerides levels, reduce heart attack and stroke risk, slow the
build-up of artery plagues and slightly lower blood pressure. And
if thats not enough, they have also been studied extensively for
their neuroprotective efects related to Parkinsons, Alzheimers
and depression. If you decide to supplement with fsh oil, typical
dosages start at 1,000 mg of EPA and DHA (the two prominent
fatty acids) per day. Its also a good idea to incorporate at least two
servings of low-mercury, fatty fsh per week.
Question: Can you provide a little refresher on working out
when youre sick?
Answer: Everyone seems to have a
diferent opinion on this, but heres the
scoop. You ofen hear people say that
working out is fne if its just a head cold
stufy nose, coughing and other stuf that
you dont like, but can deal with. Tis is
generally true, but if you have a fever, body
aches or other more serious symptoms, you
should leave the exercising to the rest of us.
Tis philosophy is actually pretty sound,
but consider these issues as well. When Im
working out, I dont really want people that
are sneezing and coughing around me
and I would guess you dont either. Plus, I
like to work out with intensity, and I put
a premium on the quality of my exercise.
Terefore, I would rather rest up for a day
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Question: I have several friends that follow some of the
popular workouts that you ofen see touted in infomercials and on
the internet. Is there anything special about these workouts? Do
you think its worth the money to invest in one?
Answer: Tats a good question. I have a few friends that have
followed P90X and some other popular programs as well. Here
are my thoughts. Many of these programs are just practical adap-
tations of some of the latest and greatest ftness research, ofen
coupled with some traditional exercise equipment. Add an expert
with a vibrant personality, and youve got a recipe for a successful
program. Do these types of programs work? Sure, if you follow
the program, stay committed and push yourself (though the
expert is usually pretty good at that, too). Tat said, I wouldnt
say theres anything special about them. Many (but not all) are
simply spin-ofs of Body Pump, with some high-intensity interval
training thrown in for good measure. Tis type of training works
well regardless of whether you follow a structured program or not.
Plus, I would argue that a certifed personal trainer at your local
health club could design a better workout for you, simply because
its personalized. Teyll take into account your personal health
statistics, ftness level, time constraints, and many other variables.
And theyll be there with you through it all in person! So, is
it worth the money to purchase one of these programs? It might
be, but your success really depends much more on you, and how
dedicated you are to reaching your goals.
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By Troy Reissmann
As the owner of the areas organic lawn
care company, I get around a lot. I put on
more than 100 miles a day serving the entire
Fox Valley and beyond. Every day I see a lot
of signs: For Sale, Rummage Sale, etc.
Te signs I really hate to see are the Pesti-
cide Application signs! Have you ever read
those signs? Tey usually say something
like Danger, Keep of the Grass. Tey say
you must not walk on the grass for a period
of 24 hours, and this is meant for kids and
pets as well. Why do we put these horrible
chemicals on the lawn, if even the company
youve hired tells you its a bad idea? Why
do we risk cancer, Parkinsons disease, pet
death, childhood illnesses, allergy issues,
and thyroid conditions for a nice looking
lawn? Obviously the lawn is not healthy,
because we are showering it with deadly
chemicals.
You know whats even scarier? Te lawns
without signs. In those cases, there are no
warnings of imminent death! Tis may
mean that the owner went to the local hard-
ware store and picked up some of that Do
It Yourself product. (By the way, the stuf
in that bag is the same stuf at the hard-
ware store in Minnesota and Florida, even
though our Wisconsin grass is diferent.)
Did you know that in most cases that
fertilizer, or weed and feed; is about 20
percent diesel fuel? Not only are you
risking the health of your family, pets and
neighbors, you are also supporting higher
gas prices and rich oil companies! Tats
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right: when you use chemical lawn care
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or a four-step program from the hardware
store, you are actually supporting Ameri-
cas dependence on oil. Even worse, afer
the treatment dries, it becomes airborne
and continues its devastation. (And by
the way, weed and feed is an oxymoron.
Chemical pesticides kill grass seed as well
as weed seed!)
Take a look at my sign. It says No Pesti-
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walk, work and play on the lawn. Tats
because customized organic lawn care will
not kill you, plain and simple.
So, lets summarize
If you see one of those guys signs, stay
away from that lawn! Tis means that that
lawn is extremely dangerous, even accord-
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my signsyoure good, its safe! Tear out
this article, and give it to your neighbor
who is using these companies or products.
But, be carefuluse the sidewalk!
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By Charles Schmalz
Tere is growing concern that many Americans are not
adequately preparing for their retirement years. According to a
study conducted by Rand, an independent, nonproft organization
from California, too many Americans are not saving for their retire-
ment and, literally, risk running out of money too soon. Many have
absolutely no savings or debt-free assets; many have less than $1,000.
As our nations 60 million baby boomers inch nearer to retirement
each year, they face crucial retirement planning decisions. Most people are
just not setting aside nearly enough money to sustain the lifestyle they now
experience. However, with personal discipline and commitment, goal setting, and
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Develop a realistic monthly management plan for your 1.
income (a household budget), which includes ongoing
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By Dr. David Janssen
Across the nation, board-certifed plastic surgeons with strong general surgery backgrounds
are becoming involved with delivering total vein care to patients. Tis comprehensive approach
delivers natural-looking and pain-free results. As patients are becoming more aware of vein
disease, they have a desire to evaluate multiple vein treatment options to treat their painful
and cosmetically bothersome veins.
Getting to the root cause
For many years, plastic surgeons have treated small, cosmetic spider veins.
Patients would also present with additional vein issues later on, ofen causing
new spider veins to return. In order to provide the best long-term care to
patients, board-certifed plastic surgeons began receiving specialized
training to treat the root cause of many vein issues, the large veins
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Large vein issues and treatments
Large veins in the legs can be prone to deep vein thrombosis
(DVT) when blood clots form. Patients also develop venous refux
disease when the valves in the veins stop functioning or become
damaged. Te saphenous vein, running from the foot to the groin,
is ofen afected by these issues. For some patients, the pain they feel
is hard to describe. Tey describe heaviness, like they are walking
with weights on their legs. Tenderness, itching, burning or throb-
bing in the leg may also occur if clots partially or completely block
the vein. Many patients minimize their symptoms, as they dont
remember when their legs felt good.
More than one non-invasive treatment option is available to treat
large veins. Each patient responds diferently, so it is important to
choose a board-certifed plastic surgeon ofering more than one
solution, including VNUS closure and advanced laser technology.
With VNUS closure, the board-certifed plastic surgeon uses
ultrasound to scan the leg(s), to see if venous disease is present. A
tiny closure catheter is inserted into the diseased vein, delivering
radio-frequency (RF) energy light to the vein wall. Te energy heats
the vein from the inside out, causing it to close. Once the vein is
closed, blood reroutes to other healthy veins.
Laser treatment of large veins involves an intense localized pulse
of light targeting the afected area. Te surgeon may choose a
combination of VNUS and laser during the procedure to achieve
the best result. Regardless of the options used, patients resume
normal activities within days of the procedure.
Small and thread vein treatments
Board-certifed plastic surgeons with vein expertise can treat
large and small veins in a few of ce-based appointments. Tey
implement secondary closure techniques, such as microstab phle-
bectomy, to treat smaller veins. Te skin is numbed over bulging
veins and the surgeon removes a small section. Te echosclerother-
apy procedure is also popular and efective, with a solution injected
to close the vein under ultrasound guidance.
Te tiniest of veins, thread veins, can also be treated by a board-
certifed plastic surgeon with vein expertise. Veinwave technology
uses microwave energy to heat the vessels and is efective in delicate
areas such as the ankles and the nose.
When considering treatment of big and small veins, it is impor-
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certifed plastic surgeon and his or her philosophy regarding total
vein care. Te end result of doing your homework and asking
specifc questions during a consultation will mean healthy and
beautiful legs for you.
Dr. David Janssen is a board-certifed plastic surgeon with Fox Valley Plastic
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William Doubek, ofers facial aesthetics, breast surgery, body contouring, advanced
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By Jane Hamilton
Remember how you dug into the box of your favorite cereal
to fnd the toy surprise promised on the package? Or maybe you
ignored the candy-coated popcorn and peanuts in the Crackerjack
box to fnd the prize wrapped in the white wrapper. It was so excit-
ing, just waiting to see what surprise treasure awaited you. Geodes
are just like that special prize you uncover the outside to fnd
the treasure within.
Geodes are spherical-shaped rocks which contain hollowed
cavities. Looking less than spectacular on the outside, the cavities
are flled with crystals. No one is like another.
Te geodes began as bubbles in a volcanic rock, mud balls in
sedimentary rock, or animal burrows. As time passed, the outer
shell hardened to the shape of the original organic form and
inevitably the water which contained silica formed on the inside
walls. Over thousands of years layers were formed inside as water
containing a variety of minerals entered the cavity, and then hard-
ened growing towards the center. As it cooled, layer upon layer,
beautiful formations occurred creating the crystal surprise inside
the geode that we fnd today.
Each geode contains the property of the mineral that is found
inside, as well as other general properties. Geodes help aid in
those elements associated with thought and the physical brain.
Tey will aid in both the study and comprehension of mathemat-
ics and enhance the communication skills. Increased prowess in
the analysis of facts is added with geodes. Tis gives one the ability
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to contemplate, recognize and
then plan ones future. Te big
picture is recognized by the
seeker.
On an esoteric level, geodes
will enhance the facilitation
of astral travel. Tey will also
aid in the connection of one
to the higher forces and to
the higher planes of existence.
Tey may act as a bridge to
those seekers of like goals and
pursuits. In that connection
relationship is found between
those in a community; just as
a community of crystals is
in the geode, the geode aids
in creation of the unity of the
people among themselves.
Physical maladies may be addressed by healers using geodes to
treat brain disease and tumors. Also, geodes help in the assistance
of one to correct mental imbalances. Te healing of hands, lungs
and nervous system may be aided by geodes.
When geodes are totally flled in with mineral formations they
are referred to as nodules. Nodules may be equally stunning to
geodes. Varying from formation to formation, you will be amazed
at what may be inside these rocks.
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By Angela Saunders
Hyperbaric medicine is the delivery
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1 c. grape tomatoes, halved
red onion, diced
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1 T. olive oil
1 clove garlic
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1 tsp. lemon zest
1 tsp. fresh thyme
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Cook tortellini according to package
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Calories 272
total Fat 9.5g
total Carbohydrates 32.4g
Protein 16.5g
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Prep time: 20-25 minutes
Cook time: 15 minutes
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By Barbra Krummel
F
ollowing your hearts desire can be tricky. Trusting your
intuitive gut feeling can be scary. Taking that leap of
faith that everyone talks about to get what youve always
wanted or where youve always want to go takes courage
that we dont always possess.
Living a life guided by Spirit in a human body with human
emotions like fear can be a very exhausting undertaking. I for one
know that if I would quit my job because I had faith that something
better was in store for me, come bill-paying day, faith wasnt going
to be paying the bills.
Now, I consider myself a spiritual person. I believe that Spirit
(by any name), the angels, our guides and a whole host of heavenly
beings are here to assist us in this human experience. I also believe
that we have to ask when we are in need and have faith that we are
heard.
But how do we live with one foot on earth and the other entrusted
in the spiritual realm? How do we still have a sense of grounding
but trust our intuitive guidance?
Read on because were about to fnd out together! If youre
reading this and weve gotten this far then that means Ive decided
to take that leap of faith! As of this very moment that Im writing
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employer of 11 years. I no longer have a job. I no longer have a boss.
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Let me frst say its an amazing feeling of freedom and release.
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Just a little background, I am now a mother of two. Our son is 1
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our familys fnancial health. Unfortunately, my plans didnt go as I
wanted. Tis is something that Ive come to accept in my life because
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of nowhere when we least expect it, so never question a random
act of kindness.
Tose random acts are by no means random. Remember when
I said that we have to ask when we are in need? By asking we are
opening ourselves up to any and all possibilities. We may have a
specifc picture or plan in our heads of just how it should happen
but what may surprise us is that we may have similar results by
a completely diferent way of getting there. Again, its out of our
hands. We just have to hold tight to faith and trust.
You may wonder why Ive mentioned this faith and trust thing
more than once. Well you see, Im just reminding myself of it as
well. For some, including myself, trusting in the unseen while
having faith without doubt and fear on a daily basis can be nearly
impossible. Tats why if Im able to take this leap of faith and follow
my heart, anyone can do it! And Im glad that I did because now I
can help others as well.
I started writing this well before I made my decision to follow my
heart so I had no idea where the thoughts and words were taking
me. Once the decision was made I knew I wanted to share this
experience with others and the words started to fow. I want to let
other people know that it is safe to follow your heart!
I still dont have a plan. I still dont know where this journey is
taking me. I do know that Ill never have to live with the heaviness
and burden of regret! As this journey unfolds I can share my expe-
riences with others and encourage them to take that leap of faith! I
may stumble. I may fall. I may even fail but now I know I have the
courage it takes to trust my hearts desire.
As I research options that come my way and search for opportuni-
ties that catch my interest, I keep several things in mind. First and
foremost: if my heart is not in it, it wont work for me or my family.
Second, listen to my intuitive voice, it wont steer me wrong. If some-
thing doesnt feel right, dont follow it. And third, keep an open mind
as not all things are as they appear. What once wasnt an option or an
interest might suddenly be exactly what I am looking for!
As I continue this newfound sense of freedom and release, I will
admit the fear and doubt still have a tendency to creep in. I keep
my family and friends close at hand because I know they support
me. Tey will remind me why I chose this path when Im feeling
frustrated or scared. Tey will remind me to take a look into my
childrens eyes and feel their love. One day I will be able to share
with them this experience and be an example for them! Which
reminds me to look past that fear and doubt and see all of the posi-
tive energy that has already come out of this choice. A choice that I
once thought I didnt have the courage to make!
Tere is so much talk about being, seeing and feeling the posi-
tive energy in all things so that we continue to attract that positive
energy into our lives. But take it from me, the only way to attract
positive energy is to live it and if your heart isnt in it, you wont see
it, feel it or fnd it! And it wont fnd you!
So fnd that courage that we all do possess and take that leap of
faith! You wont regret it and your heart will thank you for it!
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By Victoria L. Huss
I
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news. I listened and braced myself for the
impact. As she shared what she knew, my
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By Deborah Williamson
People ofen ask me why Ive called my
style of life coaching Yoga Life Coaching.
Afer more than 25 years working in yoga,
while also mentoring and coaching both
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Traditionally, both coaches and counsel-
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Sutras. Tis same theory can be found in
hundreds of more recent texts as well, from
Wayne Dyer to Byron Katie.
It is also in the IAC Coaching Masteries,
most specifcally in Mastery #2: Perceiving,
af rming and expanding the clients poten-
tial (seeing the client as a Higher Being).
And so as you begin to make distinctions
around these two states in your own life, you
have access to a fail-proof tool for coaching
your clients.
Whether you use the terms human or
Higher Being with your clients or not,
(and I dont), you can point out the difer-
ence between the two as you see them and
encourage your clients to do the same. Tis
understanding in and of itself is instantly
life-changing. As clients create from their
own Higher Being, they begin to see others
in their lives existing in the same, efortless
state. It is impossible to stay stuck in the
state of human being while recognizing the
Higher Being in another.
Heres an example of how this might appear
in one of your client sessions, when coaching
a client through a dif cult relationship.
Your client might say about her partner,
He doesnt love me unconditionally.
As a coach, you will question this state-
ment. What makes you believe he doesnt
love you unconditionally? Is this really
true? Upon further questioning, the client
ofen realizes that it is she who is not loving
her spouse unconditionally instead of the
reverse. If theres no truth to the original
statement (he doesnt love me uncondition-
ally) the possibilities are now endless for this
couple. Now its time to fip the switch from
human to Higher Being.
You can ask: What is possible now that you
know this thought is not true? How do you
feel about your husband and your relation-
ship without this old thought? How might
he respond to you if you treat him like this
thought does not exist? As the client shifs
her thoughts away from misunderstandings
and limits in the relationship (human being)
to acceptance and limitless possibility
(Higher Being), she is free to create whatever
she desires.
Tis is one example out of thousands.
When you recognize the symptoms of human
being, you and your clients have instant access
to living life as Higher Beings. We all move
in and out of both states, but the continued
practice of observation, instant forgiveness
and forward motion (also important parts of
any yoga class) will allow you more time to
live joyfully as a Higher Being. Tis is the gif
you can also give your clients.
Deborah Williamson, owner/founder of Midwest
Power Yoga, is also an internationally touring yoga
teacher and Yoga Life Coach. Shes home only 10 days
per month, and gets her greatest joy from mentoring
other teachers and coaches around the world in reach-
ing out to more students and clients. Debbie believes
that together, we elevate the world and spends her
days creating and maintaining a loving and vibrant
community of yogis and non-yogis alike. More infor-
mation on Debbie, Yoga Life Coach trainings and her
team of Yoga Life Coaches is available at www.debo-
rahwilliamson.com/coaching-team.
Tis article originally appeared in VOICE, the
newsletter and blog of the International Association
of Coaching (www.certifedcoach.org) in March/April
2011, and is reprinted with permission.
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By JoEllen Wollangk
Te Better Business Bureau (BBB) gets calls all the time from
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rom personal style, to what youre reading, and even
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By Guy Kitchell
Axillary hyperhidrosis, or excessive underarm sweating, is a
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theoretical application from two schools of thought: Ayurvedic
principles and Native American teachings. What? Tats an excel-
lent question!
Both of these life-sciences parallel in historic measure and
theory. Tough independent from one another, their comprehen-
sive teachings are built upon a cornerstone to frst understand the
outlying physical world. (Tat in itself is a pretty big matzah ball,
but easy enough to digest when cut into smaller pieces.) Centu-
ries ago, both communities essentially took to studying fve basic
elements: ether (or space), air, fre, water and earth. Teir under-
standing of how these elements manifest, act, react and interact
lead them to insightful applications of how uniquely yet univer-
sally human energies perform as well.
For example, we see air at work when sturdy tree limbs bounce
in the breeze or bodies of water wave in synchronized motion.
Air alone produces such action. Air itself is illusive yet its pres-
ence can be very apparent. Likewise the beat of our hearts, each
breath that we take, every feeting thought that we have are all
like air, distinctly manifested, seemingly automatic and yet illu-
sive. It is for such reasons that the Ayurvedic principles deem air
as the element best representing movement and agility regarding
psychosomatic function.
Tough we all have essentially the same wiring, were each
wired a bit diferently. For those of us who are wired with all the
busy-ness, this time of year may be fuel for your fre, so have at it
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you simply need to physically connect yourself to earth. For eons
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your electro-magnetic edgy energy in excess. Ten when its all
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By Christine Riemer
R
adiation continues to be newsworthy. Japan has raised
the severity level of its nuclear crisis from 5 to the
maximum 7, putting the emergency at the Fukushima
Daiichi power plant on a par with that at Chernobyl in
1986. (www.guardian.co.uk/4-12-11) Last fall, Dr. Oz warned us
about how X-rays and mammograms can cause thyroid cancer,
especially if people do not insist on having thyroid guards during
these tests. (www.dr.oz.com/4-14-11) Imposing roughly the
same standards for cell phones as for fatty food or sugary soda,
(San Francisco) voted to require all retailers to display the amount
of radiation each phone emits. (www.nytimes.com/June 2010)
What is radiation?
Radiation radiates energy in the form of rays or particles. Tere
are two distinct types of radiation: ionizing and non-ionizing.
Ionizing, as in X-rays and nuclear energy, means the energy being
emitted is powerful enough to break apart atoms. Ionizing radiation
produces free radicals which are atoms or molecules containing
unpaired electrons that tend to be chemically reactive and unstable.
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radiation does not have enough energy to break atoms apart, but it
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can excite them to a higher energy state. Electromagnetic
waves, microwaves, and radio waves are examples of non-
ionizing radiation. Non-ionizing radiation, though not
as powerful as ionizing radiation, nevertheless competes
with and compromises the natural human energy feld.
1986 Chernobyl effects
Although the radiation efects of the Japan nuclear incident remain
uncertain, the efects from the 1986 Chernobyl disaster are not. Fify
emergency rescue workers died from acute radiation syndrome and
related illnesses, 4,000 children and adolescents contracted thyroid
cancer, nine of whom died. More than 100,000 people were imme-
diately evacuated, and the number of evacuees from contaminated
areas eventually reached 350,000. Te explosions that destroyed
the unit four reactor core released a cloud of radionuclides, which
contaminated large areas of Europe and, in particular, Belarus, the
Russian Federation and Ukraine, and afected livestock as far away as
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By Dr. James M. Benzschawel
H
eadaches are such a common part of so many lives
that many think it is just normal to have them.
Recently, the World Health Organization stated that
almost half of all adults worldwide sufer from head-
ache disorders such as migraine and tension headaches. Fify-
seven percent of men and 76 percent of women report at least one
signifcant headache per month. In addition to that, approximately
23.6 million Americans have sufered from migraine headaches
(1)
.
Te cost of migraine headaches in the United States alone is
extreme. Direct costs (annual treatment costs): over $1 billion.
Te indirect costs (due to absenteeism and reduced efectiveness
at work): $13 billion
(2)
. Although headaches cost our country
billions of dollars and afect so many lives, they still tend to be
under-recognized, under-diagnosed and undertreated.
Tension headaches, which are the most common, afect upwards
of 75 percent of the headache suferers. Te most likely reason for
this is that Americans are now engaged in more sedentary activi-
ties than they used to be. More hours are now spent being fxed
in one position or posture. Tis can cause something called cross-
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syndrome, which can increase joint irritation and muscle tension in
the neck, upper back and scalp, which results in the head to ache.
Chiropractic has been shown to be very efective in treating
headaches. In 2001, researchers at the Duke University Evidence-
Based Practice Center in Durham, N.C., found that spinal manip-
ulation resulted in almost immediate improvement for those
headaches that originate in the neck, and had signifcantly fewer
side efects and longer lasting relief of tension-type headaches
than commonly prescribed medication.
So what can someone do for prevention? Te American Chiro-
practic Association recommends the following: If you spend a
large amount of time in one fxed position, such as in front of a
computer, on a sewing machine, typing or reading, take a break
and stretch every 30 minutes to one hour. Te stretches should take
your head and neck through a comfortable range of motion. Low
impact exercise may help relieve the pain associated with primary
headaches. However, if you are prone to dull, throbbing head-
aches, avoid heavy exercise. Engage in such activities as walking
and low-impact aerobics. Avoid teeth clenching. Te upper teeth
should never touch the lowers, except when swallowing. Tis
results in stress at the temporomandibular joints (TMJ)
the two joints that connect your jaw to the skull leading to
TMJ. Tis leads to irritation and a form of tension headaches.
Drink at least eight 8-ounce glasses of water a day to help
avoid dehydration, which can lead to headaches.
Chiropractors may help suferers by performing spinal
manipulation or chiropractic adjustments to improve spinal
function and alleviate the stress on your system. Tey may also
provide nutritional advice, recommending a change in diet and
perhaps the addition of a specifc supplement for the specifc type
of headache. Lastly, chiropractors may work with posture, ergo-
nomics (work postures), exercises, etc. to relieve the recurring
joint irritation and tension in the muscles of the neck and back.
More and more people are now choosing chiropractic, which
has been shown to be a safe and efective alternative to drugs for
the treatment of their headaches. Going to a board-certifed chiro-
practor may be the answer headache suferers need.
References: 1. Stewar WF, Lipton RB, Celentano DD, et al. Prevalence of
migraine headaches in the Untied States: relation to age, income, race and other
sociodemographic factors. JAMA. 1992;267:64-69, 2. Disability and economic
costs of migrains in the United States: A population-based approach-X.Hu,L.
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By Kay Bastian
Is there nothing better than the start
of the vegetable season? Getting a weekly
share from a local organic farmer or
heading to the local farmers market? How
about trying to decide what to do with
these luscious vegetables?
Te most obvious thing to do is to eat
the vegetables raw, when they are full of
vitamins, minerals and nutrients. With
some vegetables, roasting really changes the
favor. Did you know that raw fennel has a
strong licorice favor, but if you roast fennel
with olive oil, salt and pepper it takes on
a whole new favor? Raw garlic has a very
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Take a chance and
roast radishes. Te
intense pepper
favor lessens when roasted and will be
crispy on the outside and sof on the inside
when done.
Tese days, there are tons of recipes to
test in our kitchens and to serve to family
and friends. Start asking family and friends
if they have favorite recipes that they would
like to share. Its easy to send an e-mail or
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Recipes that will be shared are going to be
favorites of the sender, possibly handed
down for generations. If its a recipe you
love, you are bound to make it over and
over again.
Do you have a cookbook cupboard? A
specifc place you have your cookbooks
stored? Reacquaint yourself with your
cookbooks. Spend a Saturday morning with
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Have you ever tried making carrot cake or
chocolate zucchini bread? Both are very
yummy! Consider purchasing a cookbook
from a local organization or civic group.
Try your local public library. It probably
has a good selection.
Te Food Network and Cooking Channel
ofer many cooking shows. Rachael Ray,
Giada DeLaurentiis and Ina Garten are
household names. By watching diferent
shows, you not only see how recipes are
made but also learn new techniques and
the explanation of a lot of cooking terms
such as al dente, baste, chifonade, and
reduction, for example.
Rachael Ray is known for this quote:
Its the little something that makes you go,
hmmmm. She is referring to nutmeg, a
spice she almost always uses when cooking
leafy greens (kale, swiss chard, spinach,
etc.). For the most part, the recipes on
these channels are easy to follow, but if you
are more than an average cook, you can
still be entertained for hours by many of
the chefs.
Over the last 5+ years, food blogs have
become very popular. You can subscribe
to diferent blogs and receive updates via
e-mail when new recipes are added. You
can also get updates via Facebook and
Twitter. Just as you have a favorite cook-
book, you will soon have a favorite blog.
Google ofers a food blog search. You can
type in any vegetable and get many recipes
to choose from. Tis comes in real handy
when you have a unique vegetable like
purple potatoes, delicata squash and pea
shoots, for example. Most of the blogs
feature step-by-step instructions for each
recipe, along with photos of the ingredi-
ents, the process and a picture of the fnal
product. For beginning cooks this can
be very helpful when trying new recipes.
Tese blogs usually include stories or little
rants and raves so you feel like you have a
personal connection to the blogger.
Now you know where to fnd recipes
for the vegetable growing season. Have
fun visiting the local farmers markets and
consider joining a vegetable share program
(community-supported agriculture).
Kay Bastian has been a member of Park Ridge
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People planning to say their I dos
seldom think about what will happen should
their marriage end in divorce. Although no
one likes to think they will become a divorce
statistic, it does happen quite ofen even
among couples that were once happy. Ofen-
times, children caught in the middle pay the
biggest price when a rif develops between
their parents.
Every child is diferent, each coping with
divorce in various ways. Still, there are
some ways to make the transition easier on
children.
Experts say that adults can recover
from hearing verbal attacks, but chil-
dren dont heal so easily. Terefore,
divorced parents should never bad-
mouth each other in the presence of
their children even if the venting
is valid.
Children may feel out of place switch-
ing from home to home in joint-
custody situations. Enabling them
to bring personal items to and from
Dads and Moms homes may help kids
feel more comfortable.
Despite a couples diferences, they
should make an efort to make parent-
ing styles and schedules consistent at
both homes. If one parent is seen as
easy-going while the other is a task-
master, it can create rifs and feelings
of preferential treatment. Although
it may be difcult, separated parents
should set guidelines for parenting
that are consistent regardless of where
the kids are staying.
Accept that children may have a pref-
erence over one parent from another.
Its nothing personal, and it even may
occur if the parents are still happily
married, say experts.
Let kids express their feelings whether
theyre happy ones or angry ones.
Tailor language to the comprehen-
sion level of the children. A parent
cant expect a young child to under-
stand the complexities of marriage or
divorce, nor why one parent no longer
lives at home. Keep discussions simple
and answer questions as easily as
possible: Mommy and Daddy arent
getting along well and think its best to
live apart.
Even if the topic isnt brought up, reas-
sure children that the divorce wasnt
their fault. Leave out gory details; just
reassure them the reasons didnt lie
with something they did.
Try to keep relationships with former
in-laws as normal as possible for chil-
dren. Tey are still part of the family
in the eyes of the kids and visits and
involvement in their lives not only
when its a spouses visitation time
should be made available.
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ger between divorced people. He
or she also shouldnt have to give a
play-by-play of what occurred while
at the others house. Tis can feel
like interrogation and make a child
uncomfortable.
Divorce is seldom easy on everyone
involved. But children may need extra
support simply because they may not have
the capacity to understand the complexities
of the separation of their parents.
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By Caitlyn Brotz
Summer is fnally here. In Wisconsin, summers are precious to
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Now is the time to get your skin looking its best. Te easiest way
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Te process of exfoliation removes dead skin cells, while promot-
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By Judy Owen
Known as natures living energy, essential oils are the natural,
aromatic liquids found in fowers, trees, roots, bushes, and seeds.
Te components in essential oils are vital for a plant to grow, live,
evolve, and adapt to its surroundings. Essential oils are extracted
from aromatic plant sources through distillation, and are highly
concentrated and potent.
When extracted by steam distillation, they provide potent and
concentrated oil. It takes 5,000 lbs. of rose petals to distill down
into one pound of rose essential oil. One drop of peppermint oil is
equivalent to 28 cups of peppermint tea! Each drop of a therapeutic
essential oil contains hundreds of organic constituents and other
natural elements that work on many levels with all living things. In
fact, they are 75 to 100 times more concentrated than herbs. Essen-
tial oils are anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-viral, anti-depressant,
immune supporting and regenerative.
Historically, essential oils have played a prominent role in every-
day life. Tere are more than 200 references to aromatics, incense,
and ointments throughout the Bible. Oils were used for anointing,
healing the sick, and purifying homes and sacred places.
Today, we think of oils and the wonderful aromas that relieve
stress and enhance moods. However, essential oils can also
prevent disease and decrease pain. Tey are also used for massage
therapy, targeted health concerns, emotional release, personal care,
emotional wellness, cleansing and weight management, nutrition,
yoga health, and pet health.
Tere are 4 grades of essential oils:
A Pure therapeutic quality and made from organically grown
plants, distilled at correct temperature, time pressure and harvested
at proper season
Use essential oils to
prevent disease,
decrease pain and more
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B Food grade, probably contains synthetics, pesticides, fertil-
izers, extenders or carrier oils
C Perfume grade probably contains same type of adulterating
chemicals as food grade oils. Usually contain solvents which are
used to gain a higher yield of oil per harvest.
D A byproduct of the distillation process and is very high
quality IF it comes from Grade A distillation process.
Terapeutic grade essential oils may be difused, applied topically
to the body, or taken orally. Essential oils that are used for holistic
healing must be therapeutic grade. Holistic is the interconnection of
the mind, body and spirit. Other oil grades may include unhealthy
additives. It is very important to know that your oils are a therapeu-
tic grade before applying them to the skin or ingesting them.
Te immune boosting properties of essential oils are numerous.
Oils difused into the air clean and detoxify the air reducing the
number of pathogens in the air and strengthening our immune
system. Oils that can help prevent infection are eucalyptus, oregano,
lemon and cinnamon.
Te lifestyle choices we make can alter the course of our life.
Foods are just one way toxic chemicals invade our bodies. Tey can
also be found in our medicine cabinets, beauty products, laundry
room and lawn care products. Some studies refect a direct correla-
tion between increased chemical exposure and the rise in degenera-
tive diseases. Using essential oils in place of these toxic products are
one way to keep ourselves and our families healthy. Essential oils
can also combat the toxins we bring into our bodies.
Stress levels also afect ones health. A state of chronic stress
increases the level of cortisol in our bodies. Cortisol is the stress
hormone, which has also been nicknamed the death hormone.
Cortisol leads to higher levels of infammation in the body, which
then contributes to many degenerative diseases. Using essential oils
such as lavender, orange, Joy and Peace & Calming can relieve stress
protecting our immune system. Research has shown, with their
immune stimulating properties, essential oils enhance and support
the building of the immune system, whether they are ingested,
inhaled or rubbed on the body topically.
Essential oils have a wide range of
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Improve your immune system
Decrease insomnia
Sooth digestive disorders
Reduce pain and infammation
Provide anti-microbial protection
Improve mental clarity
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By Josh Ostrowski
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When hail hits your roof it causes dents or a damage point in
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A small blister in your shingle may not seem like a big deal, but
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Rotting wood can also attract insects, which will then eat away at
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A hole doesnt just damage the roof; it also allows cold, dry air to
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But how do you know if your roof is damaged? You can look
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your homes ceiling for water damage.
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By Teresa Van Lanen
I
attended a womens business confer-
ence recently where I had the oppor-
tunity to meet women from many
areas of the business world. We gath-
ered in a large conference room which was
full of buzzing energy. As usual I began my
habit of observing the group and of sensing
others energies. I doubled my eforts as we
were being asked to pair up for an exercise
to search out who I would pair up with.
Sitting two chairs down from me was
a woman who sent of a clear vibration of
leave me alone. I am pretty in tune to this
sort of thing but even the less energy sensi-
tive would have picked up on her signals.
And she was to be my partner in the exer-
cise, which was to share what we felt our life
purpose was.
Having worked to identify and refne my
life purpose in the past few years, I had a
ready response but I did overhear several
others saying how dif cult it was to be this
open. So I wondered how my partner would
respond to this request. She surprised me
with how freely she shared. She felt her life
purpose was to learn to open up to others,
in her words to bond. She then clarifed
that she wasnt a people person. I became
curious and I wondered to myself, OK,
universe, were you putting this women in
my path for a reason?
At lunch I was eating with two other
women who lef early to see an exhibit. At
the next table eating alone, was my partner
from the sharing exercise. I approached her
saying, I am going to help you fulfll your
life purpose. As lunch progressed I could
see and feel her let down her guard and
open up. Her face transformed from stoic
to sof, her smile from tight to open, and
her words from clipped to gentle. I could
see and feel her inner beauty. Tis was such
a wonderful experience that I am compelled
to share it with all of you today.
Tis false impression she posed struck
me because I have been that leave me
alone woman myself. I used to do it quite
a bit in the past when I was more guarded
and anxious about letting others in. I was
a champ at this type of self-imposed isola-
tion and I am sure it lef others with a sour
impression of who I was.
What does that guardedness say to
others? How much of my life did I want
to live in this state? What was I afraid
of? Having intimate experience breaking
through this myself I could provide all of
you some tips on how to become more
inviting and open and less guarded.
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Recognize when you become guarded
to see if there is a pattern or triggered
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By Megan Kerkhof
Im sure youve heard the term You are
what you eat. Everyone knows that what
you put in your mouth directly afects body
chemistry and how every bodily function
works. But did you know that the average
female absorbs 5 pounds of chemicals solely
through her skin each year? So we really
should be saying, You are what you absorb.
One of the more common skin products
used by both men and women is hand sani-
tizer. It comes in a gel, soap, lotion, dish-
washing liquid, laundry detergent, tooth-
paste, little wipes next to the grocery carts
pretty much
anything that you
can label with the word anti-bacterial. But
because they are so common, many dont
think twice to read the label and learn what
theyre really exposing themselves to. In
many cases, its worse than the shopping-
cart-handle-germs themselves!
Triclosan is one of the most common
antibacterial chemicals used. Although
there is no shortage of evidence showing the
dangers of this synthetic chemical, the FDA
is taking its time in investigating its safety.
Ultimately its the consumers responsibility
to be educated about what they are using, to
protect themselves and their families.
A little bit about Triclosan:
Tis synthetic chemical has both estro-
genic and androgenic properties, and has
been linked to increases in hormone-
dependent cancers. A 2006 study found that
Triclosan blocks the metabolism of thyroid
hormones so they cannot be used.
When Triclosan combines with chlorine
from tap water, chloroform is born. Chlo-
roform is a very potent known carcinogen
(cancer-causing agent).
Triclosan is very chemically stable, so it
stays in the body for a long time. Tis allows
it to bio-accumulate in fat cells to danger-
ous levels over time. It is just as persistent in
nature, and has been shown to block photo-
synthesis in certain algae. If this chemical is
killing plant life, Im sure you can imagine
the devastating efects it can potentially
have on our ecosystem.
Te American Medical Association
(AMA) stated in the year 2000: Despite
their recent proliferation in consumer prod-
ucts, the use of antimicrobial agents such as
Triclosan has not been studied extensively.
No data exist to support their ef cacy when
used in such products or any need for them,
but increasing data now suggest growing
acquired resistance to these commonly used
antimicrobial agents. In light of these fnd-
ings, there is little evidence to support the use
of antimicrobials in consumer products such
as topical hand lotions and soaps.
One thing to remember is that most
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known as superbugs, and can suppress
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of impression you leave
with someone who
doesnt know you.
Gain awareness that you
are shutting others out
by checking in with body changes you
may experience.
Ask yourself if you are feeling a sense
of futtering in your gut, heaviness in
your chest, tightness in your throat?
Tese are all typical things that our
body experiences when we shut down
to ourselves or others.
What message are you telling your-
self when this happens? Do you feel
others are judging you or are you
really judging yourself?
Ask yourself what really is the truth;
this false belief or something else.
Give yourself an af rmation about
who you really are and what your
truth really is, such as: I am a woman
who others are drawn to because I am
open and inviting or Others want
to spend time with me because I am
interesting and fun.
Initiate; dont wait for others to greet
you. Give eye contact and an open
smile to see what kind of response
you will get.
Start small. Greet someone in your
line at the grocery store or bank and
work up to greeting a new person at a
wedding or conference.
Congratulate yourself when you go
out of your comfort zone by being
more inviting. Tis will help fuel you
to the next level.
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So what to do?
Not a single study has shown any antibac-
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Impressions from pg. 71
Initiate; dont wait for others to
greet you. Give eye contact and
an open smile to see what kind
of response you will get.
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the spinal cord to develop.
Craniosacral therapy involves a light touch that is applied by the
therapist on the head, gently massaging the skull, then down to the
spinal cord, and ending at the sacral area: from cranium to sacrum.
Te pressure applied is no greater than 5 grams, or the weight of a
nickel. Craniosacral is a non-invasive and gentle form of massage to
balance energy as well as the fow of craniosacral fuid. Te treatment
is so gentle that it can be used on infants and the elderly.
Craniosacral therapy has great benefts for those who sufer from
headaches or migraines. Te therapist gives special attention to the
sutures of the cranial bones. Applying gentle pressure to pressure
points along the scalp where multiple sutures meet will give relief
to tense areas. Ofen the act of touching these areas can help release
pressure and in turn relieve pain or discomfort caused by imbalance
of cranialsacral fuid fow.
When headaches occur, pressure builds up along the base of the
cranium, where the neck bones meet the skull. Te therapist would
apply pressure at the base to relieve pressure that forms headaches.
Tense muscles and stress can block the fow of cranial fuid which in
return causes headaches.
Another method for headache relief is to stimulate fuids and
release pressure by the ears with gentle massaging and a gentle
pull of the ear lobes. At frst this method may feel awkward, but
it will give much relieve to headaches or migraines.
A gentle rocking motion under the sacrum, which connects
the spine and ends at the cranium, stimulates fuid between
bones of the spine helping to relieve pressure and discomfort.
Tis method is benefcial for low back pain.
Crainosacral therapy is known to boost resistance to illness and
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By Randi Mann
Let thy food be thy medicine and thy medicine be thy food
- Hippocrates
Te smartest people ofen do not know how to make the connec-
tion between what they eat and how they feel. You have the ability
to transform your life by choosing to eat healthy foods that do not
make your body sick. Did you know that infammation and chronic
activation of the immune system due to food intolerances have been
linked to digestive disorders, migraines, obesity, chronic fatigue,
ADD, aching joints, skin disorders, arthritis and more? Infamma-
tion causes weight gain and prevents weight loss. In my wellness
practice I care for women whose immune systems are not working
optimally because their hormones are not balanced. Food allergies
are ofen another factor that can make us feel poorly.
Now more than ever our food choices play a vital role in prevent-
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obvious. If this happens you should never eat the food that caused
this reaction again. Conventional allergists generally recognize only
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the limitations of this point of view. New research is now confrm-
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controlled by another part of our immune system IgG antibodies
and immune complexes. Tese reactions may be delayed and cause
symptoms 24 to 72 hours afer contact. Tis makes it hard to see
how what you just ate is connected to how you feel. To make this
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By Lani Herner
Are you planning a getaway? Ever think about planning a
healthy vacation? Vacation, as defned in Websters Dictionary,
is a respite or a time of respite from something.
We all need to get away. Its important to not only get enough
rest on a daily basis, but we also need to excuse ourselves from the
busy and hectic daily duties, with no phones, no bosses breathing
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Spa vacations
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nated. Spas that are considered wellness ofer so much more than
a quiet room; they are specifcally designed to make positive life-
style changes in the areas of nutrition, stress management, ftness,
massage therapy and skincare. As I was perusing the Internet
searching for a spa vacation that I may want to book, I came across
a few and the one that I chose is Te Heartland Health Spa.
Located 90 miles outside of Chicago in Gillman, Ill., this spa ofers
more than your typical oferings of fancy baths and dining because
it integrates many aspects of health and healing. It ofers relaxing
lectures on many areas of nutrition, opportunities to meet with a
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When I spoke to Sherry Gossett, executive director of Heartland
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By Bob Reber
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Communication is crucial to our mental,
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other person the opportunity to grow.
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new path of healthier living. Luckily, Ive had
the opportunity to thank him for his honesty
and how it changed my life.
Tis doesnt mean that we should be
ofensive in what we are saying, nor should
we avoid our thoughts and feelings because
we might ofend with our honest assess-
ment of a situation. We should be aware of
how our words will be received and how
our words will give others the opportunity
to grow, if they so choose.
A few months ago I had to take my wife
into the emergency room in Madison. We
hadnt been there for 30 minutes when her
phone rang. It was her twin sister inform-
ing us that she was on her way to join us
and that she wasnt turning back no matter
what either of us said. Upon her arrival,
I mentioned that her behavior was a bit
disrespectful. She then stated that she knew
what it was like to be in the hospital and
have a husband that didnt allow her family
to see her.
Without hesitation, I pointed out rather
quickly and sternly that Im not your
ex-husband.
Communicating directly and honestly in
this situation gave her the opportunity to
evaluate her thoughts, emotions, beliefs and
perceptions about life if she so chose.
It is through direct, open and honest
communication that we are able to under-
stand who a person truly is in the moment.
When we have past unresolved issues of
events or with others, we will ofen overlay
them onto a person in our present life. In
doing this, the internal issue is seeking reso-
lution and we are unable to see the person
in front of us.
Over the years, Ive witnessed adults
acting like kids on a playground when
they withhold communication or try to
avoid direct communication with others.
Remember when we would take our toys
and go home when things werent going our
way in the sandbox?
When we do this as adults it is with a deep
desire to avoid the issues within us that truly
should be expressed and resolved. Tis could
be from our yearning to maintain the drama
which is serving a sense of value and purpose
for us or because we are avoiding the confict
that may arise. Yet, the confict we are actu-
ally avoiding is within our own self and will
continue to fester and play out in our lives in
unhealthy ways until it is resolved.
Using others for a sounding board is
not a bad thing. All of us should have close
friends and mentors that we can bounce our
life struggles with in order to understand
the issues within ourselves that need to be
addressed. When we verbalize our issues it
allows us to sort through these internal issues
that are mirroring themselves in our rela-
tionships. What separates the adviser from
the gossip or avoider is the intent with which
we are communicating; is it constructive and
positive or is it degrading and negative?
Tere is so much that can be said about
how we communicate, or fail to commu-
nicate our thoughts and emotions in life.
However, it is important to recognize and
be aware of how and where we express
ourselves. We measure our value, worth,
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By Shelley Riutta
Which of your habits hold you back? Is
it procrastination, overeating, watching
too much TV, not exercising, etc.? Im sure
you can easily rattle of which ones apply
for you. Perhaps youve struggled with one
or two of these habits for years. You may
have been able to stop your unhealthy habit
for a week, a month or maybe even a few
months. What is it going to take for this to
be completely eliminated from your life?
One of the frst things to do is under-
stand at a deeper level how this unhealthy
habit serves you how it helps you on
some level. A great way to fnd this out is to
actually dialogue with the unhealthy habit.
Take out a piece of paper and with your
dominant hand (the hand you write with)
and ask, How do you help me? Ten,
close your eyes and see what pops into your
head. Even if it doesnt make sense, write
it down with your non-dominant hand.
Writing with your non-dominant hand is
a way to access more of the unconscious
information inside of you. If you have tried
to consciously change a pattern for years
and havent had success, you know that
there is an unconscious pattern that needs
to be understood and addressed.
You will be surprised at what information
you will fnd out by doing this exercise. You
may fnd out that your procrastination says,
Im afraid if you do this you will fail and I
want to protect you from this so I wont let
you fnish it. Reassure your procrastina-
tion that there really is no failure only
learning and by taking the risk and
completing the task that is the success,
not the actual outcome. Let your procras-
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not defne you what you create or do is
an expression of you, but does not defne
who you are. Who you are is already whole
and complete and cannot be diminished
by any of your actions or outcomes of
things that you create or do.
What do your unhealthy habits have
to say to you? Ask and fnd out the good
reasons why they are doing what they are
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By Joan M. Ek
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ost people would love to have more time and peace
of mind. Or so they say. Tose that actually have
those things in their lives have been willing to
courageously make the necessary changes in their
behaviors or routines to allow space for time and peace of mind
to enter. As with any goal, the frst step is to recognize where one
is in relation to the goal. Next, one must break down the overall
project into smaller steps. Following that, an action is taken in the
direction of the goal. Finally, it is important to continue taking
steps forward, incorporating productive behaviors along the way.
Without action, there is no progression.
I have a multitude of checklists available for clients to use as they
work toward the personal goals theyve determined. Te checklists
help provide the client with a basis for determining what is true
in the present, and sometimes suggest strong actions that may be
taken to move toward their goal.
Heres a sampling of a checklist that focuses on what needs to
be done in order to allow more time and peace of mind into ones
life. While some of the points might seem a bit harsh initially, for
a person to earnestly move to a higher level of existence, they need
to raise their personal standards, and get used to taking extremely
good care of themselves frst and foremost. Points that bring up
a lot of resistance in the beginning usually spur growth. Small,
consistent acts done over an extended period of time ultimately
accomplish more than a few large acts done only occasionally.
What to stop doing forever:
I have completely stopped doing things that I should, could
or ought to do, yet I am still fully responsible.
I dont even think about doing things I should, could or
ought to do. My mind doesnt wrestle with stuf anymore.
I dont do errands, ever.
I dont do my own laundry or housework.
I dont wait to handle problems, I RAH them: Recognize,
Anticipate, and Handle.
I dont do important stuf alone anymore.
I dont tolerate anything from anyone, and people still like
and love me.
I dont create problems or dramas in my life anymore.
I do not tailgate, speed, cut it close with pedestrians, or run
yellow lights. I always let the other person in.
I dont ofer. I let people ask frst.
I dont gossip or spread talk about others, good or bad. I talk
about the person with whom I am speaking.
I dont hang around with people who diminish me or give
me a hard time.
I dont do things in order to get things. I go for the ultimate
goal, not the ones I think I should have to get frst.
I dont set goals that I should; I set goals that I want.
I dont take on other peoples problems, even if they are
seemingly critical ones.
I dont diddle; rather, I take time to be fully scheduled so I
can feel free.
I dont beat a dead horse, even if it should be able to get up. I
cut my losses and move on to plan B, which I always have.
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I dont do adrenaline any longer. Im over it!
I dont hang out with associates or friends who are adrena-
line addicts.
I dont do good ideas any longer; I do what has meaning
to me.
I dont get my energy from causing accountability deferment
tactics, overcoming problems, or beating deadlines.
I am not defned by what I do, so I dont have to do more to
be more. I am who I am, and I am happy about that.
I dont do emergencies. Tey are a source of accountabil-
ity-deferment tactics.
I dont try to change people, but I do extend boundaries.
I am not rushing through this program.
It is important to note that during a process of change, you may
experience many feelings including irritability, freedom, boredom,
confusion, a sense of loss or rushes of energy. Tere is no shortcut
through the feelings, for one usually needs to pass through the
gates of boredom to enter into the garden of peace. Be willing to be
the change, experience the change and work with it. Te end result
will be truly amazing!
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that used to be second nature? Do you suspect they
need more help than their spouse or another family
member can provide? Consider the following when
discussing the possibility of assisted living.
Diffculty performing daily activities
Perhaps he or she is wearing the same clothes multiple days a
week. Are they bathing less frequently and is their personal hygiene
sufering? Are they not cooking or skipping meals? Have laundry
and housekeeping become a burden? Does he or she spend time in
only a few rooms in the house?
Memory loss
Is your loved one repeating questions or statements, or making
multiple phone calls with the same questions? Have they been
wandering away from home? Perhaps they have been more
trusting of strangers, falling for scams or have become the victim
of elder abuse. Is he or she forgetting to do things they once did
like paying bills and balancing the check book, or leaving the stove
on, frequently misplacing items?
Medication concerns
Has your loved one been forgetting to take his or her
medications or taking more than required? On the opposite end
of the spectrum, have they been running out of medications or not
properly ordering medications from the pharmacy? Are there a lot
of expired medications sitting around the house?
Lack of socialization
Is your loved one losing touch with friends and isolating
themselves? Is there a loss of interest in activities once enjoyed
such as going to church? Are they showing signs of depression?
For example, are they sleeping a lot or crying ofen? Has your loved
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Does your loved one seem increasingly paranoid or fearful
of others? Are they afraid to be alone at night or feel their
neighborhood is not as safe as it used to be? Are they becoming
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communityCALENDAR
Saturday, June 4 8 a.m. 4 p.m. &
Sunday, June 5 9 a.m. 3 p.m.
Green Bay Botanical Garden
27th Annual Garden Fair
A traditional favorite, the Garden Fair features
over 100 vendors of garden plants, landscaping
ideas, accessories, gardening demonstrations
and presentations, music and food. Admission:
Adults $7; Children $2; Children 4 & under
FREE; Two-Day Pass $10. BECOME A MEMBER
AT GARDEN FAIR AND GET FREE ADMIS-
SION! Green Bay Botanical Garden, located at
2600 Larsen Road, Green Bay.
Saturday, June 4 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Basic Divination Skills with a Pendulum
Author, Spiritual Teacher, Janice Puta will
teach you a step-by-step process of using your
pendulum. Learn the language of using pen-
dulums for your daily guidance and for clarity.
Develop your intuitive skill and achieve more
consistent, positive results with greater self
confdence. $49.99 early registration. ($55).
Heaven On Earth Healing Alternatives, W2289
Poplar Rd., Fond du Lac. Call Linda to register
or for more information. 920.948.2100.
Sunday, June 5 7:15 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Celebration of Support Event for
Tim Garvey
The Celebration of Support Event for Tim Garvey,
sponsored by the Community Beneft Tree, will be
held at Lake Breeze Golf Course in Winneconne.
The Garvey Scramble will be a four-person golf
scramble. Registration/golf will be from 7:15 to
1:00 and lunch and auction will be from 12:30
3:00 p.m. Golf will be $65 per person and includes
18 holes with cart, lunch and hole prizes. Along
with the food and prizes, there will be music.
Tim was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in
July 2010. Since then, he has undergone two major
surgeries along with months of intense chemother-
apy and radiation. The surgeries, hospital stays, ER
visits, and ambulance rides have been a big part of
the Garveys life. Hopefully, the next step for Tim is
remission. Tim has fve children including the new-
est addition born in December. This event will help
cover medical and living expenses.
Join Tims family and friends for a day of golf, fun,
food, and prizes. To make a tax deductible dona-
tion, please send checks to the Community Beneft
Tree, Attn: Tim Garvey C.O.S. Event at 2204 Crooks
Ave., Unit C, Kaukauna, WI, 54130. To learn more
about this event and the Community Beneft Tree
Inc., please visit www.communitybenefttree.org.
Saturday, June 11 - Garden Party/Kids Planting
Booth and Saturday, June 25 9 a.m.- Noon
Evergreen Credit Union Summer Markets
Evergreen Credit Union will host Summer Markets
the 2nd and 4th Saturdays June through September.
Our west Neenah location is an ideal setting for
an open-air market, which is open to all vendors
of fresh produce, plants, crafts, work-from-home
businesses, and charity fundraising organizations.
When enough vendors have committed to the
Summer Market, Town of Menasha will allow the
credit union to close Bryce Drive to vehicle traf-
fc; enhancing a safe, on-foot shopping experience.
Evergreen Credit Union will also coordinate and
promote special themed events each month.
These markets provide a wonderful opportunity to
gain attention for local small businesses or chari-
ties and for residents to enjoy the local community
atmosphere.
All vendors need to make reservations as early
as possible and will be asked to make a small
H.U.G.S.* donation at each Market. Please direct
all inquires to Debbie Bruley (920.729.2999, ext.
209 or email debbieb@evergreencu.com). Ever-
green Credit Union is located at 1500 W. American
Drive (Just West of CB) in Neenah.
Saturday, June 11 9 a.m. 12 noon
Aromafow Workshop
Experience a fun, relaxing way to get your energy
fowing! Well focus on the 7 Chakra system (which
coincides with the endrocrine glands), discussing
ways to keep them in balance, resulting in the well-
being of the individual. Music, aromatherapy and
yoga poses, which help align and restore the system
to a sense of balance, will be practiced. Wear com-
fortable clothes and bring a yoga mat or blanket to
practice on. Participants will be able to choose an
essential oil blend to take home! Cost: $50. Work-
shop is facilitated by Joan Ek, Professionally-trained
Life Coach, Reiki Master, Certifed Yoga Teacher
and owner of Life Spectrums LLC. Location: 1219
E. Applecreek Road, Appleton. Contact Joan at
920.733.9793 or lifespectrums@new.rr.com to re-
serve your space.
Saturday, June 18 10:00 a.m. - 12 noon
FREE Intro to Nia Workshop
Do you look forward to working out? Do you en-
joy exercising? If not, you can begin to learn how
through Nias Love Your Body workout.
With Nia, youll experience the expressiveness
of dance, the power and explosiveness of martial
arts, and the wisdom of the healing arts (including
yoga). This combination creates a synergy that no
isolated technique can match. The classes creative-
ly encourage personalization and free expression
and are open to everyone, from stiff beginners to
highly-ft athletes. Nia is so kind to the joints, it is
usually done barefoot. Nia is like chocolate. You
cant describe it...You have to taste it!
This hour-long presentation is being facilitated by
Certifed Blue Belt Nia Instructor Stacy Parish, and
is being held at Valley Social Dance, 167 Main
St., Menasha. The class will include a brief getting
to know you, the history of Nia, the fundamentals
behind the movements and a full 60-minute Nia
class! To register for this FREE event please call
Stacy Parish at 920.251.8341, or email stacyp8@
juno.com. Space is LIMITED. For more information
on the Nia Technique, visit www.foxvalleynia.com
OR www.nianow.com
Saturday, June 18 2 p.m.
Boresha Coffee Tasting Presentation
Free Samples: Coffee, tea and cappuccino
9th Street Wellness Center, LLC, 1028 9th St.,
Green Bay.
Saturday, June 18 2-4 p.m.
The Universe In Our Body
To which spiritual group do you belong? Com-
ing from Switzerland, Dr. Marie-Louise Francke is
on the cutting edge of astrological access to health,
wellness and power. Youve got to check out her
stuff, its fascinating! Meet Dr. Marie-Louise, learn
the intuitive gifts of your astrological sign, check
out her book The Universe In Our Body. Call
Linda at Heaven On Earth Healing Alternatives,
W2289 Poplar Rd., Fond du Lac at 920.948.2100
to register. Love offering appreciated.
Saturday, June 25 2:30-5:30 p.m.
Your Breath Transformational Breathing
with Aubree Saia
In this workshop you will be introduced to the
power of breath and experience an introductory
breath session. Learn how to correct restrictive
breathing patterns and techniques for increasing
your energy level and sense of well-being. Gain
tools to manage stress, reconnect with source and
actively participate in your own healing.
Cost: $50 early registration. $60 after June 22. In-
cludes tea and snacks. For those who have been
through Aubrees introductory session you can
come and breathe from 4-5:30 p.m. for $35. Con-
tact Inner Sun Yoga Studio 920.651.1279 or isys@
innersunyogastudio.com for more information and
to pre-register.
Tuesday, June 28 5-6 p.m.
Yoga in the Gardens
Come and experience yoga amidst the restor-
ative power of nature in the gardens of the Paine
Art Center. Inhale deeply the smell of the fowers
with breathing exercises. Connect to the earth by
practicing poses that will strengthen your body and
increase fexibility. Refect as you listen to the birds
and relax under the sky through meditation.
Event is FREE and no experience in yoga is re-
quired. Location: Paine Art Center and Gardens.
Contact Inner Sun Yoga Studio 920.651.1279 or
isys@innersunyogastudio.com for further details.
Thursday, June 30 6-8 p.m.
How to receive your own answers through
connecting with the Angels
ML. Francke, MD. will guide you through
clearing methods so that it is easy to receive
clear guidance from the angels. Bring your
own angel cards and receive your own an-
swers. Heaven On Earth Healing Alternatives,
W2289 Poplar Rd.,Fond du Lac. Call to regis-
ter, 920.948.2100. Love offering.
Friday, Aug. 12 & Saturday, Aug. 13
Life is a Beach
Fun in the Sun Yoga & Wellness Retreat at Camp
Lakotah, Wautoma. Contact Inner Sun Yoga Studio
at 920.651.1279 or isys@innersunyogastudio.com
for details.
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ACNE TREATMENT
Klima Health Solutions
6621-B Century Ave., Middleton
608.295.5462
www.klimadeodorant.com
Known worldwide as a lead-
er in this industry, Klima
Health Solutions has de-
signed a perfect acne system for perfect skin.
Unlike many over-the-counter brands, Klimas
system is effective at treating acne on all levels
to provide you with blemish-free skin. Our prod-
ucts are more than just Proactiv, they are guar-
anteed to work, or your money back!
BANK
East Wisconsin Savings Bank
Kaukauna: 109 W. 2nd St. 920.766.4646
Little Chute: 1805 E. Main St. 920.759.0532
Appleton: 501 E. Wisconsin Ave. 920.731.5858
Kimberly: 220 W. Kimberly Ave. 920.788.3522
Freedom: N3947 Columbia Ave. 920.788.6341
Greenville: W6318 Wisconsin Road 920.757.9770
www.eastwis.com
Build a Wonderful Life with
We welcome the opportuni-
ty to serve your banking
needs and desire to help
you...Build a Wonderful Life. Since 1887,
East Wisconsin Savings Bank has helped thou-
sands of local families achieve the peace of
mind that comes from attaining fnancial inde-
pendence. Its our privilege to offer you proven
nancial solutions and personal attention.
BODY ODOR
Klima Health Solutions
6621-B Century Ave., Middleton
608.295.5462
www.klimadeodorant.com
Known worldwide as a lead-
er in this industry, Klima
Health Solutions supplies the
most effcient antiperspirants and deodorants for
the treatment and prevention of extreme sweat-
ing. You will notice that Klima products are
much stronger and more effective than the clin-
ical strength, and the mass-produced antiper-
spirants you see for sale in America. Nothing
works harder to keep you smelling fresh!
BODYWORK
New Possibilities Integration, LLC
Victoria L. Huss, Certifed Rolfer
103 W. College Ave., Suite 601, Appleton
920.427.7653 www.wisconsinrolng.com
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Structural Integration is a
transformative bodywork and edu-
cation system designed to align
and balance the body. Many of us have old hab-
its, accidents and patterns locked into our pos-
ture and musculature--causing chronic pain, in-
fexibility and decreased mobility. Rolfng
unwinds this chronic strain and offers new pos-
sibilities for standing, moving and being.
BRAIN HEALTH
Brain Training of the Fox Valley
1231 Campbell St., Neenah
920.729.0556
www.braintrainingfv.com
BRAIN TRAINING of the Fox
Valley provides Brainwave Op-
timization for a broad spectrum
of cognitive, emotional, and
physical challenges. By combining the latest
advances in neuroscience and computer tech-
nology, Brainwave Optimization restores the
brain to its natural high-functioning state
through a safe, non-invasive process without
medication quickly and effectively.
CAF/COFFEEHOUSE
Caffe Naturally
2625 Development Drive, Ste. 30, Green Bay
920.632.4716 www.caffenaturally.com
Hours: 8 a.m.-3 p.m., Mon. Sat.
Serving breakfast and lunch
Please join us for
a gourmet, glu-
ten-free meal pre-
pared from the freshest ingredients and a cup of
freshly-brewed organic coffee. Our menu
changes often and is prepared from scratch us-
ing local, organic ingredients whenever possi-
ble, or organic and sustainable ingredients.
Drop by for some good food, good coffee, and
lively conversation in a warm and comfortable
environment. Attached to Terry Naturally health
food store. Free Wi-Fi available.
Harmony Caf
233 E. College Ave., Appleton 920.734.2233
1660 W. Mason St., Green Bay 920.569.1593
www.harmonycafe.org
Harmony Caf is a NON-PROFIT
Coffeehouse. All sales income goes
to Goodwill Industries of North
Central Wisconsin. We are a GREEN
coffeehouse offering our customers organic cof-
fee and fair trade beans. Each cup of coffee and
shot of espresso is ground, crafted and brewed
fresh by our skilled baristas for a gourmet coffee
experience. Free Wi-Fi available.
CARPET CLEANING
Chem-Dry of Appleton & Oshkosh, Inc.
1313 Racine Road, Menasha
920.739.5757
www.chem-dry.net/foxvalley.wi
ABRA Chem-Dry of Green Bay
1977 Kane Lane, Green Bay
920.465.9047
www.chem-dry.net/ajgreenbay.wi
For thirty years, Chem-Dry
has been at the forefront of
the carpet and upholstery
cleaning industry with innovative equipment
and powerful cleaning solutions. Prolong the
life of your carpets and upholstery with routine
cleaning. Chem-Dry delivers top-quality service
at an excellent value. Chem-Dry only uses The
Natural - no soaps, detergents or other harsh
chemicals. Ask today about the benefts of Hot
Carbonating Extraction. FOR A DEEP CLEAN
THATS ALSO GREEN.
CHIROPRACTIC
Bwel Chiropractic
Dr. James Benzschawel
3020 E. College Ave. Suite F, Appleton
920.738.9997
www.bwelchiropractic.com
Bwel Chiropractic is dedi-
cated to helping you
achieve your wellness ob-
jectives -- combining skill and expertise that spans
the entire chiropractic wellness spectrum. Dr.
James Benzschawel is committed to bringing you
better health and a better way of life by teaching
and practicing the true principles of chiropractic
wellness care. We tailor a wellness program to
target your needs using the least invasive yet high-
ly-effective techniques and services.
COLON HYDRO-THERAPY
Natural Healing Solutions
Certifed Colon Hydro-Therapists
345 E. Wisconsin Ave., Suite #6, Appleton
920.830.3909
www.naturalhealingsolutionsllc.com
Feel healthier, remove toxic
waste from your body and
relieve symptoms like chron-
ic fatigue, constipation and
skin problems. Carl & Carol Ann offer Colon Hy-
drotherapy through the Wood Gravitational Meth-
od. A colonic is a gentle internal bath to cleanse
the colon and rejuvenate the body. Colon hydro-
therapy also restores the bodys PH balance, stim-
ulates the immune system and allows free passage
of nutrients into the blood. Also offering detoxify-
ing electrolysis footbaths and herbal remedies.
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CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY
Therapeutic Pulse
Sharon Blake, CMT
345 E. Wisconsin Ave., #8, Appleton
920.740.5101 www.iahp.com/sharonblake
therapeuticpulse@gmail.com
Sharon helps your body fnd bal-
ance integrating CranioSacral
Therapy, Lymph Drainage Therapy,
Visceral Manipulation and Thera-
peutic Massage. CranioSacral
Therapy (CST) helps the nervous system reboot
to fnd a new, calmer balance. CST is benefcial
for: Stress, Depression, TMJ, Headaches & Mi-
graines, ADD/ADHD, Refux & Colic and more.
Hours by appointment.
CREDIT UNION
Evergreen Credit Union
1500 W. American Just West of CB, Neenah
920.729.2999
evergreencu.com
Evergreens retain freshness,
interest and popularity. Ever-
greens are always green,
blooming, vibrant, strong and durable. Wonderful
descriptions of your new fnancial organization. We
choose to travel on paths, not sidewalks or hallways.
We aspire for personal evolutions; not mere chang-
es. The people who work here share their hearts with
our communities and share their unique personali-
ties with our members. Membership is open to ev-
eryone who lives or works in Outagamie, Waushara,
Waupaca or Winnebago counties. NCUA insured.
DENTAL
Twohig Dental
William J. Twohig, DDS
417 E. Ann St., Weyauwega
920.867.3101 www.drtwohig.com
Twohig Dental wants you to experience a natural
and holistic approach to dentistry. Our practice
is a mercury-free, health-centered offce. We be-
lieve in treating patients as individuals. We are
dedicated to advanced education in traditional
and non-traditional dentistry. We invite you to
schedule a consultation with us.
DERMATOLOGY
Dermatology Associates of Wisconsin, S.C.
Locations in Green Bay, De Pere, Bellevue,
Shawano, Marinette, Sturgeon Bay, Oconto
Falls, Grafton, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Neenah,
Appleton, Manitowoc, New London
www.dermwisconsin.com
Dermatology Associates of
Wisconsin, S.C. is an inde-
pendent dermatology prac-
tice priding itself on the use
of the latest technology and treatment protocols
for optimal surgical and treatment outcomes for
diseases of the skin, hair, and nails. We also offer
state of the art Mohs micrographic surgery for
the treatment of skin cancer. Trust your skin care
to the leader in dermatology. Call today to
schedule an appointment.
DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS
Santal Solutions, LLC
866.726.8251
www.santalsolutions.com
Dr. Arun Chatterji has created a di-
etary supplement to be used as part
of your diet to help maintain blood
sugar and cholesterol levels already
within the normal range. The product, OmSa-
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compared to other brands on the market, due to
its unique less is more property. Recent cellu-
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EDUCATION
Blue Sky School of Professional Massage and
Therapeutic Bodywork
2200 American Blvd., De Pere
920.338.9500
www.BlueSkyMassage.com
Blue Sky strives to inspire and chal-
lenge our students as they become
professional massage therapists. We
integrate community outreach, holistic practices
and wellness into our massage therapy program.
We have full- and part-time options. Financial
aid available for those who qualify. Open houses
year round! Touch the lives of others, become a
massage therapist! Call today!
ENTERTAINMENT
Funset Boulevard
3916 W. College Ave., Appleton
920.993.0909
www.funset.com
Funset Boulevard is an amazing
Hollywood-themed restaurant
and entertainment center with at-
tractions for everyone in the fam-
ily. Our best-in-the-Midwest family entertain-
ment center includes: 14-screen movie theatre,
Funset Grill Restaurant featuring the best pizza
in the area, laser tag, outdoor mini-golf and bat-
ting cages, bumper cars, train ride, carousel, gi-
ant kids playroom and over 100 arcade games.
Birthday party packages available.
EXERCISE DEVICE/CIRCULATION
Peddler, LLC
Michael M. Soletski (Contact)
3225 Finger Road, Suite C, Green Bay
920.884.2190 Fax 920.965. 0041
Msole15030@aol.com www.The-Peddler.com
Peddler, LLC is the manufacturer and main dis-
tributor of the PEDDLER, the only portable, one-
piece, lower-leg exercise device designed for
use as a lower-extremity fexibility strengthening
and circulation device. The PEDDLER should be
considered for Gastroc Tightening, Achilles Dis-
order, Ankle Sprain, Plantar Faciitis, Post Foot
and Ankle Surgery and Circulation Issues. Use at
your desk, on a plane, riding in a car, on a bus or
any time you are in a restricted motion environ-
ment. Made in the USA and a green product.
FIREPLACE SALES/SERVICE
The Chimney Guy, LLC
680 Valley Road, Menasha
920.830.1920 (Fox Cities) 920.455.1920 (Green Bay)
www.chimneyguy.com
The Chimney Guy provides
you with the very best in
chimney and hearth appli-
ance services and products. Our certifed techni-
cians have the professional training and know-
how to keep freplaces and chimneys in the best
working condition. If it has anything to do with a
freplace or chimney, we can provide you with
the proper professional services. We pride our-
selves on our No Mess Guarantee
TM
. No Mess
is more than a guarantee - its a promise.
FITNESS APPAREL/SHOES
New Balance Fox Valley
1861 N. Casaloma Drive, Appleton
920.882.8585
www.vanderloopshoes.com
New Balance Fox Valley has been
providing the Fox Cities with its ath-
letic footwear needs since 2003.
NBFV allows you to experience shoe
shopping the way it should be with one-on-one
customer service provided by the fully-trained
sales staff. NBFV carries running, walking,
cross training, kids shoes and more in a large
variety of widths and sizes. Shop New Balance
Fox ValleyWhere You Will FIT Right In!
FOOT CARE
Fox Valley Birkenstock
2476 S. Oneida St., Green Bay 920.498.2497
4760 Integrity Way, Appleton 920.882.3989
www.foxvalleybirkenstock.com
Fox Valley Birkenstock offers a
huge selection of Birkenstock,
Papillio, Tatami, Footprints,
Birki, Alpro, Newalk shoes and sandals at great
prices.
GEMSTONES & INTUITIVE SERVICES
Crystal Pathway
1106 Washington St., Manitowoc
920.682.8680 crystalpathway@hotmail.com
www.crystalpathway.com
Open: Mon. Fri. 11 6, Sat. 10 4
Crystal Pathway, in downtown Manitowoc,
opened in 2002. As you walk in, crystals and
gemstones from around the world greet you.
Many are tumbled, polished and raw; others
are set in sterling silver jewelry including pen-
dants, earrings, and rings. We also offer books,
candles, smudge sticks, fairies and more. Come
in and experience the world of crystals for bal-
ancing mind, body and spirit.
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Druidic Gems
242 E. 2nd St., Fond du Lac
920.960.8816
www.druidicgems.com
Healing the relationships in our lives through
Pet Communication, Intuitive and Akashic Re-
cord Readings. Healing our spirits, minds, emo-
tions and body with Reiki and unique writings
that invoke thought, change perspectives and
alter our expressions of living. Precious stones
& minerals designed into jewelry through di-
vine inspiration and so much more.
GOURMET RETAIL/GIFT
The Wire Whisk
767 North Casaloma Drive, Appleton
920.739.3663
www.thewirewhisk.com
We are the store for all
cooks offering cook-
ware, bakeware, serve-
ware, barware, cutlery,
gadgets, tableware, glassware, kitchen electrics,
specialty foods and kitchen housewares. Profes-
sional knife sharpening services are also avail-
able. Our family, serving your family for over 33
years! Gift cards available. Open Mon. - Sat. 10
a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sun. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
GREENHOUSE
The Plant Station Greenhouse
1746 W. Northland Ave., Appleton
920.735.3655
www.theplantstationgreenhouse.com
The Plant Station is your land-
scape design specialist carry-
ing a complete line of annu-
als, perennials & nursery
house plants. We have seasonal items, chemi-
cals, nature & garden gifts along with indoor &
outdoor living decor. Now open for the 2011
season.
HEALING TOUCH
Heaven on Earth Healing Alternatives
Rev. Linda Heimermann, CHTP
W2289 Poplar Road, Fond du Lac
920.948.2100
www.heavenonearthhealingalternatives.com
Linda Heimermann is a certifed
Healing Touch and Reiki 2 Practi-
tioner. She facilitates Self Heal-
ing Methods classes using her
Capacitar training, which specializes in relax-
ation techniques such as Tai Chi meditation,
visualization, breathwork, EFT, emotional fn-
ger holds, etc. Linda also holds a certifcate for
Lymphatic massage. A holistic approach to
healing the body, mind and spirit in a natural
habitat through the power of touch and the
heart of compassion. Recently Ordained Inter-
faith Angel Minister, for your wedding, baptism
or special, sacred occasion.
HEALTH & FITNESS
Anytime Fitness
For a location near you, see our ad on pg. 100
www.anytimeftness.com
Anytime Fitness is
open 24/7/364 to
provide you with the
essential elements of a great workout, such as
treadmills, ellipticals and bikes - all with fat-
screen TVs - and both free weights and circuit
weight machines. We also offer 24-hour tanning,
personal training and private restrooms and
showers. Anywhere Club Access allows you to
visit more than 1,000 clubs worldwide.
Lake Park Swim & Fitness, LLC
730 Lake Park Road, Menasha
920.882.8900 www.lakeparktness.com
See our ad on pg. 15.
Lake Park Swim & Fit-
ness is the Fox Val-
leys newest and most
refreshing health club. Locally owned and op-
erated, we have combined the latest in equip-
ment, classes, club amenities and more to give
our members an unparalleled experience. Cus-
tomer service and building a sense of commu-
nity is our main focus - be a part of the LPSF
family and experience the difference!
Premier Fitness of Appleton
2408 W. Nordale Dr., Appleton
920.735.4995
www.premierftnessofappleton.com
Premier Fitness of Appleton, a
24-hour/365-day training facility,
has a reputation as the friendliest
ftness center around. At over 6,000 square feet,
our club provides some of the latest cardio and
weight training equipment on the market today.
Our mission is to educate our members on safe
and effective exercise to reduce frustrations and
increase personal development. We pride our-
selves on maintaining our high retention rate,
providing you the highest quality services and
encouraging active lifestyles.
HEALTH & WELLNESS
GIA Wellness
Christine Riemer
www.giawellness.com/resolve
920.468.5212
Despite consuming good nu-
trition and water, Chris expe-
rienced insomnia, stomach
aches, tooth sensitivity, sluggish metabolism,
compromised immunity, a stubborn bruise, etc.
She got relief using GIAs products (pendant, cell
guard, iH20-intelligent water 400-500 times
more liquid), etc., all powered by GIAplex for
enhanced absorption and hydration. Try GIA
products for the health boost we need in our
modern wireless world.
Midwest Macrobiotics
Shaun McMonigal
773.988.6876 midmac@sbcglobal.net
www.midmac.info
Midwest Macrobiotics is dedicated to the com-
mon dream of health and harmony. Whether in
the kitchen, consultation or class, Shaun offers
lessons on balancing food energy to help you
create your own health and sense of balance.
Medicinal cooking services are available, along
with holistic health consultations to transition
to a whole foods diet. Menu planning is based
on the time you have available for cooking and
to address the specifc health needs and goals
of the client.
Simply Herbs
Cheryl Hosmer, Naturopath, CNHP
Certifed Biofeedback Specialist
Synergy Chiropractic & Wellness Center
N1739 Lily of the Valley Dr., Suite 7, Greenville
920.757.6440 www.simplyherbs.net
Cheryl has been coaching clients on lifestyle
changes for over 10 years. She uses several holis-
tic techniques including iridology, clinical kine-
siology, and Quantum LIFE Biofeedback to help
clients regain balanced energy allowing them to
self heal. Simply Herbs also carries professional
products including herbs, supplements, homeo-
pathics, essential oils and Bach fower remedies
to support optimal health.
HEALTH COUNSELING
Aayus Holistic Health Counseling
Megan Kerkhoff, CHC, AADP
920.327.2221
www.aayushealth.com
Are you ready to change
your mind and body forever?
Health Counseling is a
unique, exciting innovation in health and nutri-
tion. Megan helps her clients to create a happy,
healthy life in a way that is fexible, fun and free
of denial and discipline. Learn to make gradu-
al, lifelong changes that enable you to reach
your current and future health goals. Schedule
a free consultation today!
Your Best Health Ever
Lani Herner
920.378.3335 lani_h@new.rr.com
www.yourbesthealthever.com
Lani Herner became an Integrative
Health Counselor to fulfll her pas-
sion of working with women, chil-
dren and parents to improve their
health and family life. She is a grad-
uate of the Institute of Integrative Nutrition and
is board certifed by the American Association
of Drugless Practitioners. Lani leads workshops
on nutrition and offers individual health and
nutrition to parents and families.
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HEALTHY FOODS
Boresha Coffee
Renee Sprangers, Independent Marketing
Consultant
www.bfreesystem.com/drinkft
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lenge! Burn the fat you dont
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back guarantee!
Oakridge Farms
125 Cty Rd CB, Neenah
920.725.1541
www.oakridgeberries.com
Family farm offering fresh pro-
duce, pasture fed eggs, and honey.
We offer u-pick strawberries in
June, u-pick raspberries in July
and various vegetables, May-October. Our
crops are grown using sustainable methods of
farming building soil health and minimizing
the use of chemicals. Retail farm stands, farm-
ers markets and u-pick.
Oneida Community Integrated Food Systems
3976 W. Mason St., Oneida
920.869.4530
http://ocifc.oneidanation.org
Oneida Community Integrated Food
Systems provides the Oneida people
and surrounding communities with
natural and fresh meats, poultry, buf-
falo, fruits and vegetables as well as
health and wellness products. Our Farmers Mar-
ket is held Thursdays at the Oneida One Stop at
Hwy 54 and Seminary Road in Oneida. The Ap-
ple Orchard offers pick-your-own apples. Please
call or e-mail for varieties and picking hours.
The Free Market
1000 W. Wisconsin Ave., Appleton
920.968.1260 877.FRE.MRKT
www.freemrkt.com
The Free Market is a natural
food grocery store for those
who choose a more healthy
way to eat. We carry a large selection of gluten-
free products as well as chemical- and GMO-
free, wheat-, peanut-, dairy- and meat-free items.
Whether youre a vegetarian, are on a restricted
diet, want to lose weight or prefer food that is or-
ganically grown, youll fnd plenty of options at
The Free Market.
HEATING & COOLING
Christensen & Wisnet, Inc.
4450 W. Greenville Dr., Appleton
920.734.1436
www.cwgoodguys.com
We know that there are many
choices out there for Heating &
Cooling needs, but with our level
of expertise, dedication to quality
service on your equipment, and exceptional
customer service, just one call to us and you can
rest assured you chose the Good Guys. We of-
fer many services from annual safety & effcien-
cy tune-ups, repairs, duct cleaning, estimates
and installation on our top brands.
HOLISTIC MEDICINE
Peace and Wellness Center
Patricia Poole
920.819.3774 watrish@aol.com
www.patriciampoole.com
Patricia Poole has been providing hypnosis and
energy healing private sessions and classes for
10 years. She offers information on hypnosis,
Reiki, Reconnective healing and soon EFT. Edu-
cational and life-changing classes are offered
regularly. Hypnosis CDs are available to get you
started in making positive changes today! Call or
email today to set up your appointment.
HOLISTIC PSYCHOTHERAPY
Radiant Life Counseling
Shelley Riutta MSE, LPC
Holistic Psychotherapist
Green Bay 920.265.2627
www.RadiantLifeCounseling.com
Feeling stuck in your life or one of
your relationships? Want to trans-
form your personal or professional
life? I use the most effective holis-
tic psychotherapy methods to help
you get unstuck and moving forward in your
life with joy. Visit www.RadiantLifeCounseling.
com for the free workbook What Do You Re-
ally Want: Finding Passion and Purpose in Your
Life, based on my popular workshop. The site
also lists upcoming presentations, workshops
and groups, plus information on individual and
couples counseling.
HOME HEALTH
Bill-Ray Home Mobility, LLC
3800 N. Providence Ave., Suite A, Appleton
920.257.4001
www.billrayhomemobility.com
Bill-Ray Home Mo-
bility offers its inno-
vative new product,
Friendly BedsTM as well as other products that
help the elderly and disabled stay in the home
setting longer. Friendly Beds improves inde-
pendence and quality of life by offering mobil-
ity, safety, and comfort components in the bed
area. The showroom is open Monday through
Friday from 11am-5pm. Come visit us and test
drive our models.
HOME PERFORMANCE
CONSULTING/CONTRACTING
Eclipse Energy
4538 North French Road, Appleton
(920) 954-5412
www.eclipsenergy.com
At Eclipse Energy we make
your home as effcient and
comfortable as possible with
a synergistic approach. Sim-
ply defned, your home is a system. We can
help you with high energy bills, unsolved mois-
ture problems, hot or cold spots and poor air
quality through a home energy evaluation.
Once performed, a solution-based prescription
in the form of a report and proposal will follow,
addressing a solution to the problems, not the
symptoms.
HYPNOSIS/NLP TRAINING
Capital Hypnosis
6441 Enterprise Lane, Suite 104, Madison
608.288.9800
www.CapitalHypnosis.com
Whether you seek to improve your personal
infuence or professional communication abil-
ity through Basic Hypnosis Training or skills
through Neuro-Linguistic Programming Train-
ing, Capital Hypnosis provides programs that
ft your schedule and intensive workshops in a
professional hypnosis clinic setting around real
people. Cant decide where to begin? Just call
608.288.9800 today! We will discuss your goals
and situation and make the recommendation
that best fts your circumstances.
HYPNOTHERAPY
Hypnotherapy Center of Wisconsin, LLC
Diane J. Beatty, CHT, NLP
Appleton 920.475.7383
www.hypnotherapycenterofwi.com
Hypnosis is the most powerful self-
help system available to humanity.
The use of hypnotherapy to create
change has been around for thou-
sands of years helping people to
solve problems and reach goals. Diane Beatty,
CHT, NLP, owner/operator, has sought out the
most extensive training and board certifcation
available. Every single one of us has the ability
to create the life we want. The mind is a very
powerful tool to make that happen.
Find out more information on
advertising your business in the
Natures Pathways
Community Resource Guide.
Contact: (920) 209-6900
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INTUITIVE CONSULTANT/ANGEL ARTIST
Intuitive Art and Consultation
Nannette Champeau
920.839.5343
www.artworkbynannette.com
Angel Healings Workshop Facilita-
tor Angel, Soul & Childrens Por-
traits Do you believe in Angels or in-
visible helpers? Learn to trust your
feelings and hunches and listen to the
still voice within. Nannette has been helping
people understand themselves for 20 years
through one-on-one personal consultations,
workshops, study groups and portraits. Call
920.839.5343 or email www.n_champeau@ya-
hoo.com for more information and to schedule
an appointment.
LIFE COACH
Jentle Wellness, LLC
Jennifer D. Culver, Certifed Professional Coach,
Reiki Master, Business Consultant, Writer
920.570.1704 jennifer@jentlewellness.com
Blog: www.jentleworld.com
Website: www.jentlewellness.com
Jennifer globally supports you, incor-
porating her spiritual and holistic
healing practices into coaching. She
teams with you to live and work sim-
ply, gently, and happily. Listen to her
weekly on Radio Therapy Online. With over ff-
teen years of consulting experience, she con-
ducts seminars on taking a zen approach to pro-
ductivity. She also co-creates marketing
strategies for small companies. Jennifer attracts
clients seeking to simplify their overactive life,
live their true passion, have fun, and incorporate
holistic wellness into their life expedition.
Life Spectrums, LLC
Joan M. Ek
Professional Life Coach/Reiki Master
920.733.9793 lifespectrums@new.rr.com
www.lifespectrums.net
With over 20 years expe-
rience in several areas of
health care, Life Spec-
trums specializes in providing a safe, honest, nur-
turing, challenging (yet fun!) environment for in-
dividuals to explore their innate potential to heal
and live the quality life of their choosing. We of-
fer professional Life Coaching services, Reiki
therapy and teaching, aromatherapy, resource
and referral services, seminars and workshops to
empower each person on an integrative basis.
WillowTree Life Coaching
Barbra Krummel, Certifed Personal Life Coach
920.323.7058 coach@willowtreelifecoaching.com
www.willowtreelifecoaching.com
Not only can we create the lives we
dream of, this is our purpose and rea-
son for being. I can help you turn that
dream into reality. I will hold sacred
space to facilitate the journey in a
safe and nonjudgmental environment. Together
we will work towards empowering you with the
tools, knowledge and intention to invite the joy,
abundance and wonder back into your life.
MASSAGE THERAPY
A Tension Decit Massage Therapy, LLC
Jane Hestnes, LMT, APP (WI Cert. #3443-146)
Providing services at Panache Image Consulting
110 S. Joseph St., Appleton
920.358.7059
www.atensiondefcitmassage.com
Ma s s a g e T h e r a p y
Stress / Pain / Fatigue:
There are no magic bean
shortcuts where chronic
issues exist. But there is hope and help with a
holistic approach. Individual or integrated,
various conventional massage techniques and
energy-based Polarity Therapy protocols are
available for you to create a tension defcit
from long-term symptoms.
Blue Sky School of Professional Massage and
Therapeutic Bodywork
2200 American Blvd., De Pere
920.338.9500
www.BlueSkyMassage.com
Blue Skys massage clinic is a teach-
ing facility. Massages are performed
by students who have not yet grad-
uated but have completed the educational re-
quirements to enter student clinic. A great op-
portunity for our students to complete state
required massage hours while offering profes-
sional quality massages at a discount to the pub-
lic! Make an appointment today!
Revolution Healing & Martial Arts, LLC
939 W Kennedy Ave, Kimberly
920.224.3006
www.revolutionhealingarts.com
Parnee Paras, owner of Rev-
olution Healing, offers her
clients Massage Therapy
and Breathwork healing along with Cuong Nhu
Oriental Martial Arts for children and adults.
She also has a Botanical Sanctuary Store featur-
ing Recycled Paper Products and Sustainable
Skin Care. Call or go online to schedule your
appointment.
MEDICAL SPA
Fox Valley Plastic Surgery &
Renaissance MediSpa
Drs. David Janssen and William Doubek
2400 Witzel Ave., Oshkosh
920.233.1540 www.fvpsurgery.com
The team at Fox Valley Plastic
Surgery and the Renaissance
Center in Oshkosh, Wiscon-
sin, provide advanced laser
center services, facial aesthetics, cosmetic and
reconstructive surgery, total vein care and
medical weight loss. Board-certifed plastic
surgeons Dr. David Janssen and Dr. William
Doubek, have cared for more than 27,000 pa-
tients since 1993. For more information, visit
www.fvpsurgery.com or call 920.233.1540.
Rejuvenessence MediSpa
Kenneth Pechman, MD, PhD
Board Certifed Dermatologist
2201 East Enterprise Ave., Ste. 104, Appleton
920.574.3577 www.rmedispa.com
The Mission of Rejuvenes-
sence MediSpa is to re-
store, revitalize and reju-
venate the skins
appearance, health and function. We strive to
improve our clients skin through our profes-
sional services and high-quality products and
thus, enhance our patients self esteem and self
image. We are proud to offer free consultations
on all of our services!
MENOPAUSE & WELLNESS
Wise Woman Wellness
1480 Swan Road, De Pere
920.339.5252
www.wisewomanwellnessllc.com
Women age 30-64
suffering with meno-
pause, peri-menopause, PMS or sexual dysfunc-
tion symptoms are invited to NE WIs frst meno-
pause and wellness center. Hormone testing,
customized bio-identical hormones, supple-
ments, ftness, nutrition and stress reduction plans
are tailored for each woman. Owner Randi Mann,
Womens Health NP and menopause expert (one
of 13 Certifed NAMS Menopause Practitioners in
WI), provides integrative medicine options to
help each woman feel vital, healthy, sensual and
energetic. Attend our introductory hormone sem-
inars offered three times each month to learn
about hormone changes that happen monthly
and across the life span and how to feel your best
at every age! Visit website for details.
NATURAL BEAUTY
Oliv 426
511 N. 8th St., Sheboygan
920.783.0809 www.olivu426.com
Beauty from earth to body. Oliv
426 features the freshest ingredi-
ents from around the world. Ol-
ivs all natural beauty line offers
personalized customization to achieve desired
results. Featuring anti-aging serums, lotions, mas-
sage oils, body mists, salt and sugar scrubs, lip
balms, eye shadows, an all natural baby care line
and much more, Olivs products offer world
class personal care. Visit Oliv and get creative
designing your own personalized products or
shop online at www.olivu426.com.
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Shapin It Up Nutrition
184 Main St., Menasha
920.268.3272 or 920.915.6343
www.shapinitup.com
Shapin It Up Nutrition focuses on
weight loss, health and well-being.
Join our 9-week weight loss chal-
lenge. Receive personal coaching, a
free metabolism test, learn to lose
weight & keep it off and group support & nutri-
tion education. Be the biggest loser and win
cash! $49.95 for the 9-week program bring a
friend and get a discount! Call today to sign-up
and start changing your life!
ORGANIC PRODUCE
Park Ridge Organics
N8410 Abler Road, Fond du Lac
920-979-9658
www.parkridgeorganics.com
Be a locavore, eat healthier, get
to know your farmer and your
food. Park Ridge Organics is a
certifed Organic farm growing
seasonal produce. They sell their produce
through a Vegetable Share Program (CSA con-
cept) at the Downtown Appleton Farmers Mar-
ket and at their on-farm store.
PAIN MANAGEMENT/RELIEF
Current Physical Therapy
1480 Swan Road, De Pere 920.615.6055
516 Brazeau Avenue, Oconto 920.835.1551
www.currentphysicaltherapy.com
C
Headaches? Chronic pain?
Maybe you dont just have to
live with it. At Current Physical
Therapy you will receive the
most up-to-date and effective treatment in a
comfortable, private setting. Learn to facilitate
your bodys own effcient pain-relieving mech-
anisms. Be free from chronic pain and from the
need for continuing treatment.
Quality Therapy
311 Reaume Ave., Kaukauna
920.462.4583 www.quality-therapy.com
Serving the Fox Valley
Quality Therapy is client-cen-
tered and focused on predictable
outcomes. We strive to uphold
the dignity of patients, accom-
modating schedule, allowing recovery in your
own home. Our specialized programs include:
chronic pain program, back pain program and
digestinal disorder program. We also offer
Cranio-Sacral, Visual Manipulation, Lymphede-
ma with vaso-pneumatic pump and Electro
Therapeutic Point Stimulation. Dont put it off
any longer. The more you wait the more serious
your problem may become.
PERSONAL CARE/NUTRITION
Botanical Indulgence
Sandy White
1162 Westowne Drive, Neenah
920.725.1380 www.botanicalindulgence.com
The success of a business
comes from more than
just the owner. A truly
successful business will
have an enthusiastic, knowledgeable staff hand
chosen by the owner. Here at Botanical Indul-
gence, Sandy has a staff that loves the business
as much as she does, and it shows when you
walk into the store. Located 5 minutes from Fox
River Mall; take the Winneconne exit in Neenah
and turn left at Culvers.
Natural Healthy Concepts
Theresa Groskopp, CN
1620 Appleton Road, Shopko Plaza, Menasha
www.naturalhealthyconcepts.com
920.886.7500
Located in the Shopko Plaza, Me-
nasha, right off Hwy. 441, Natural
Healthy Concepts offers Nutrition
Counseling by Theresa Groskopp,
Certifed Nutritionist, and a variety
of natural health products. We also offer Ionic
Detox Footbaths, Ear Candling, along with a
large variety of vitamins and nutrition supple-
ments, and homeopathic remedies. Our natural
skin and hair care, cosmetics and personal hy-
giene products are free of parabens and SLS.
PET HEALTH
Somethin to Howl About
somethintohowlabout@yahoo.com
www.etsy.com/shop/howlabout
Homemade, handmade all natural dog prod-
ucts designed with love for your pet. Our prod-
ucts include herbal shield dog collars, frst
aid salves, calming drops, toothpaste, various
shampoos and kooling gel bandanas. Our goal
is to create products that will make your pet
healthier and happier.
Victorias Pet Nutrition Center and Boutique
14 N. Main St., Fond du Lac
920.923.1991
www.allnaturalpethealth.com
We carry all-natural pet
health products for your
dogs and cats including
natural treats, herbs and supplements used for
health problems such as canine and feline liver
and kidney disease, pet allergies, cancer in dogs
and cats, arthritis, dental, ear problems and dia-
betes. We also carry pet gifts including dog and
cat socks, breed-specifc pillows, videos and
Dog- and Cat-opoly.
QUANTUM WELLNESS
Wellness Essentials, LLC
456 N. Main St., Oshkosh
Located at the Harmony Wellness Center
www.WellnessEssentialsLLC.com
920.410.4022 kari@WellnessEssentialsLLC.com
Dr. Kari Uselman, Ph.D., is a certifed
Biofeedback Specialist and Homeo-
Therapeutic Consultant. She has an
extensive background in wellness
and works with all ages in detoxify-
ing, rejuvenating and restoring the body. Dr. Kari
offers multiple techniques that help with chronic
fatigue, allergies, weight loss, addictions, ADD,
head/neck/back pain, depression, immune dys-
function, hormonal imbalances, trauma and more.
Sessions blend craniosacral therapy, Semato-Emo-
tional Release, energy and light therapies, and bio-
feedback using the INDIGO, the most accurate
cellular stress reduction device available today.
RESTAURANT
GingeRootz Asian Grille
2920 N. Ballard Road, Appleton
920.738.9688
www.GingeRootz.com
GingeRootz invites you to discover
the origin of Asian cuisine through
award-winning, traditional recipes
fused with todays trend. Known
for our expertise in Chinese cuisine, contempo-
rary surroundings and friendly staff. As one of the
few elegant Asian restaurants in the Fox Valley,
GingeRootz has an extensive catering menu and
can accommodate private parties.
Johnathans Bistro
1910 North Casaloma Drive, Appleton
920.882.7876 www. johnathansbistro.com
Open Monday-Saturday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Johnathans extensive menu offers
tantalizing tastes featuring traditional
and contemporary Italian-American
cuisine with a focus on local, fresh &
organic high-quality ingredients. We feature fresh
daily house-made pasta, seafood, steaks, salads,
sandwiches & pizzas prepared simply yet sump-
tuously. For the vegetarian, we offer multiple veg-
etarian options including protein substitutes! We
are also proud to feature a full beer, wine, and
liquor list.
Marks East Side
1405 East Wisconsin Ave., Appleton
920.733.3600
www.foodspot.com/markseastside
Marks East Side has been
family owned and operated
since 1967. Through years of
experience, recipes have been fne-tuned and
perfected. Daily specials, the best German cui-
sine in the Valley, Friday fsh fry, as well as
steaks and other seafood. Marks is the small
group specialists - perfect for intimate, private
dining for groups of 50 or less. Next time out,
make it Marks!
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Nakashima of Japan Katsu-Ya of Japan
4100 W. Pine St., Appleton 920.739.6057
2200 Holmgren Way, Green Bay 920.494.4103
511 W. College Ave., Appleton 920.882.4183
www.nakashimas.com
Nakashima Sushi is your
healthy alternative to din-
ing out. We take the fresh-
est fsh or vegetable, wrap
it in vinegar rice and roasted seaweed for a
taste that is simple satori (enlightenment). We
feature Avocado, Asparagus, and Spinach Sal-
ad, Tofu Salad, Ceviches, Grilled Salmon, and
many more healthy selections!
Sai Ram Indian Cuisine
253 W. Northland Ave., Appleton
920-733-3003
www.sairamindiancuisine.net
The areas fnest authentic Indian
restaurant. Join us today to fnd out
why we won the Best Indian Food
Golden Fork Award from 2005-
2010! We offer a large selection of
vegan and vegetarian options. Catering is avail-
able and we have a banquet room for parties
up to 40 people.
Stone Cellar Brewpub and Restaurant
1004 S. Olde Oneida St., Appleton
Restaurant Phone: 920.731.3322
Brewery Phone: 920.735.0507
www.stonecellarbrewpub.com
Father and son partners Tom and
Steve Lonsway opened Stone Cellar
in 2004, offering hand-crafted
FRESH AND NATURAL beer and
tasty cuisine. Stone Cellar is a restaurant, pub,
and beer garden, and also a brewery, brewing
their own set of beers and gourmet sodas! Stone
Cellar has a completely private dining and party
room available! Located in the 150-year-old
Between the Locks building. Come enjoy a
novel experience in an historical place.
ROOFING & SIDING
All Around Roong and Siding
Josh Ostrowski, owner
920.422.2799
All Around Roofng and Siding is
a locally owned and operated
company serving the Fox Valley
and surrounding areas. For all
your roofng and siding needs including fa-
troofs, reroofs, and repairs from small repairs to
complete roof replacement. From the start of
the job all the way to cleanup, including recy-
cling of roofng materials, we strive to provide
high-quality service to our customers.
SALON/HAIR RESTORATION
Changing Headlines
Mark P. Brettingen
2631 N. Meade St., Appleton
920.731.7780
www.changingheadlines.com
Are you concerned about thinning
hair? In addition to offering services
to those with their own natural
growing hair, Changing Headlines,
founded in March 1982, specializes in helping
those that need or desire additional hair. We
understand that hair loss can affect your self-
esteem and confdence and we are able to pro-
vide many alternatives. We offer nonsurgical
options as well as consultations regarding sur-
gical hair restoration. Call today to schedule a
complimentary, private consultation.
SENIOR HEALTH
The White Hare
www.thewhitehare.org
920.883.9590
The White Hare is a FREE Assisted Living Refer-
ral Service, dedicated to fnding the perfect solu-
tion for your retirement needs. We eliminate the
confusion and time-consuming process of locat-
ing senior care options. Our recommendations
are based on the standards, needs and wants of
the senior. Our options include Assisted Living,
Home Health Care, Memory Care and Indepen-
dent Living. We will do everything possible to
save money, time, energy, and help you make
the right decision. Available 7 days a week. A
hare symbolizes service to others, good listener,
moving forward, good luck and prosperity.
SPECIALTY FOODS
Lamers Dairy & Country Store
Off Hwys. 441 & CE
N410 Speel School Road, Appleton
920.830.0980 www.lamersdairyinc.com
Taste the DifferenceExperience
milk the way it was meant to be!
Reusable glass bottles give our
milk a cleaner, fresher taste, and lessen envi-
ronmental impact. Lamers DairyDairylands
Bestserving Northeast Wisconsin since 1913.
Farmer certifed to contain no artifcial hor-
mones. Find glass bottles at many retail loca-
tions, or visit Lamers Country Store.
The Bulk-Priced Food Shoppe
W6482 Greenville Drive, Greenville
920.757.9905 M-F 9-6, Sat. 9-5
www.bulkpricedfoodshoppe.com
The freshest food at the best possible price! We
buy in bulk, simply repackage it into smaller
amounts and pass the bulk price on to you.
Our 3,100-sq.-ft. expanded store also offers spe-
cialty items including sugar-free, gluten-free and
organic products. The Bulk-Priced Food Shoppe...
the store where YOU bag the savings!
The Olive Cellar
277 W. Northland Ave., Appleton
920.574.2361
www.TheOliveCellar.com
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offering pastas and spices, sea salts, truffe oils,
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1310 Cherry St., Wausau
715.675.7216
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Your neighborhood bulk food mar-
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featuring an ever-growing selection
of bulk spices, baking ingredients,
gluten-free products, organic grains, soup and
dip mixes. Oven fresh gluten-free breads and
local, naturally raised poultry, beef, lamb and
pork are also available.
SPIRITUAL DIRECTION
Spiritual Direction
Judy Owen, Life Coach, Spiritual Director
920.540.6852 or jowen12@new.rr.com
Kathy Welhouse 920.284.6125 or
kathywelhouse@gmail.com
Spiritual Direction is a one-on-one meeting
with a trained spiritual director about what is
most important to you. We believe God is in
our everyday experiences. Whether you are
wondering where God is in your life or if you
desire a deeper relationship with the Divine,
spiritual direction can be an important tool.
Call for more information or to set up an ap-
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workshops, or presentations.
THERAPY
Inspirit Therapy Associates
3208 East River Drive, Green Bay
920.338.9670
www.inspiritpt.com
With over 50 years of
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approach to pain management. All aspects of
life and health are addressed in order to pro-
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treatment possible to our clients. We focus on
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TRANSPORTATION
Valley Transit
801 S. Whitman Ave., Appleton
920.832.5800
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Think outside the car.
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837 Riverfront Drive, Suite #100, Sheboygan
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WEIGHT LOSS
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Good Food, Better Health
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The Get Your Lean On System is de-
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WIG SALON
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930 W. Mason St., Green Bay
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YOGA
Inner Sun Yoga Studio
146 Algoma Blvd, Ste F, Oshkosh
929-651-1279
www.innersunyogastudio.com
Explore your breath, slow
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Midwest Power Yoga
2416 West Nordale Drive, Appleton
920.475.5405
www.midwestpoweryoga.com
Midwest Power Yoga offers
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ZENITH MASTER HEALERS
Mystical Earth Gallery (MEG)
City Center Plaza
10 College Ave, Suite 112B, Appleton
920.993.1122 mysticalearthgallery.com
Zenith, a healing art form, suc-
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ages which stop the seeker from
their path and assists in the healing
process of the body, mind and spir-
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All Around Roofng and Siding ..............................69
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Inner Sun Yoga Studio ............................................39
Inspire Fitness Studio .............................................59
Inspirit Physical Therapy ........................................52
Irish Acres Pet Health ............................................13
Jentle Wellness ......................................................10
Johnathans Bistro ....................................................5
Just Act Natural ......................................................30
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Lake Park Swim & Fitness ........................................9
Lamers Dairy, Inc...................................................65
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Making Art of Life ..................................................28
Marks East Side .....................................................38
Michiels Bar and Grill ...........................................31
Midwest Macrobiotics ...........................................56
Midwest Power Yoga ..............................................46
Miracle League of the Fox Valley ...........................87
My Healthy World .................................................34
Mystical Earth Gallery ...........................................35
N.D.C. Nutrition Discount Center..........................67
Nakashima, Inc. ....................................................98
Natural Healing Solutions ......................................41
Natural Healthy Concepts......................................49
Natures Best .........................................................43
Nells Wigs ............................................................62
New Possibilities Integration ..................................44
Nia, Stacy Parish ....................................................79
Niemuths Southside Market ..................................41
Oakridge Farms .....................................................80
Olive Cellar ...........................................................71
Olivu 426 ..............................................................67
Oneida Nation Farms ............................................78
Outagamie County Dept. of Solid Waste ...............41
Park Ridge Organics ..............................................64
Peace & Wellness Center .......................................14
Peddler, LLC ..........................................................55
Pool and Spa Center ..............................................73
Premier Fitness ......................................................53
Quality Therapy .....................................................29
Radiant Life Counseling .........................................80
Rejuvenessence mediSpa .......................................11
Revolution Healing and Martial Arts ......................65
Sai Ram Indian Cuisine ......................................... 28
Salon CTI .................................................................9
Santal Solutions .....................................................17
Shapin It Up Nutrition ..........................................63
Simply Herbs .........................................................65
Somethin to Howl About .......................................13
Streus Pharmacy / Bay Natural ..............................14
Stone Cellar Brewpub ............................................45
Terry Naturally/EuroPharma .............................20, 21
The Academy.........................................................70
The Bulk-Priced Food Shoppe ................................37
The Chimney Guy .................................................82
The Free Market .....................................................74
The Planted Seed ...................................................34
The Plant Station Greenhouse ................................27
The White Hare .....................................................60
The Wire Whisk .....................................................24
Twohig Dental .......................................................39
Valley Organics .....................................................29
Valley Transit .........................................................75
Vanderloop Shoes/New Balance Fox Valley ...........36
Victorias Pet Nutrition ...........................................12
Vintique ................................................................66
Wellness Essentials ................................................13
Wise Woman Wellness, LLC ....................................3
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