Laurie Pawli, (630) 279-8870, Oak Brook Hello! As a Certified Feng Shui Consultant, it is my intention to create the feeling of a supportive, balanced space that allows you to live in harmony with your environment. The spaces that we live and work in, reflect the condition of our lives. Winston Churchill says, “We shape [...]

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Momstoday.com – October 21, 2009 Dr. Tom Bayne on diagnosing breast cancer before it starts. Link: http://www.momstoday.com/newsline2.php

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Wednesday, October 22, 2008 | WELLNESS NEWS · November is Lung Cancer Awareness – Month­­­­­ Stop Smoking For Good with Karen Erickson, BS · Tip of the Week: Foods That Will Help Eliminate Allergies for Winter with Dr. Jaena Gonzaga, DC November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month – How Women Can Stop Smoking For Good [...]

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Natural Solutions Magazine – January 2009 Dr. Jim Claussen on Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Link: http://www.naturalsolutionsmag.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/articleSearch.article/articleID/15105/FeelingFrazzled

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Modernsage.com – October 21, 2008 Dr. Helen Lee on chiropractic for kids. Link: http://www.modernsage.com/Expert/ArticleDetails.aspx?Mode=&Article_Id=640

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Modernsage.com – October 21, 2008 Liat Ben Yakov on craniosacral therapy. Link: http://www.modernsage.com/Expert/ArticleDetails.aspx?Mode=&Article_Id=639

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Natural Health Magazine – April 2009 Dr. Harry Hong on natural tips for allergies and acupressure.

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TeenVogue.com – December 2008 Malina Chin, LaC on foods to kick the holiday pounds. Link: http://www.teenvogue.com/beauty/blogs/beauty/2008/12/eat-right-nutrition-tips-for-the-holiday-season.html

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Antiagingreports.com – October 17, 2008 Dr. Monica Talebnia on anti-aging. Link:  http://www.antiagingreports.com/holistic-anti-aging-advice

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More About Yoga Yoga is a discipline that focuses both on the body and mind / spirit. A variety of spiritual, mental, and physical practices and techniques are applied – focused on the Body/Mind connection for the outcome of spiritual connection, peace, and optimum health. Types of Yoga There are many different types of yoga, [...]

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More About Coaching Coaching comes in different forms, and can be extremely beneficial in providing guidance and encouragement for success across a number of different areas. Some types of coaching include: * Life coaching * * Personal coaching * * Business coaching * * Health coaching * * Dating coaching * * Conflict coaching * [...]

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Don’t Stress During Tests: Natural Ways to Prepare for a Successful Exam ChicagoHealers.com Practitioner Provides Foods and Habits to Avoid During the School Year CHICAGO, IL – With mid-terms and finals just around the corner, many students have difficulty concentrating and experience high anxiety. This high anxiety often leads to unsuccessful test taking. ChicagoHealers.com Practitioner [...]

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Wednesday, October 8, 2008 | WELLNESS NEWS · Jaw Dropping News About TMJ with Dr. Raymond Hatland, DDS · Tip of the Week: How to Give Your Child a Sweet and Healthy Halloween with Dr. John Rothchild, DDS Jaw Dropping News About TMJ with Dr. Raymond Hatland, DDS According to DentalGuideUSA.org, Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ [...]

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Wednesday, October 15, 2008 | WELLNESS NEWS · Diagnose Breast Cancer Before it Starts with Dr. Tom Bayne, DC · Tip of the Week: Simple Foods to Help Kick the Holiday Pounds with Malina Chin, LAc Diagnose Breast Cancer Before it Starts with Dr. Tom Bayne, DC According to BreastCancerOnline.com, 15 percent of all breast [...]

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Temporal Mandibular Joint Disorders, Hypersensitive Teeth and Bite Problems By Raymond G. Hatland D.D.S. Approximately 80% of all people, have some kind of occlusal (bite) discrepancies. Because of these occlusal problems about 70% of these patients will have destructive, oral habits or compression disorders such as clenching, bruxing or grinding their teeth together. These oral [...]

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Tea Fights Alzheimer’s by Dr. Martha Howard An antioxidant in green tea (a flavonoid found in plants) may fight the memory robbing effects seen with plaque deposits in Alzheimer’s disease. The antioxidant known as epigallocatechin-3-gallate (EGCG) significantly reduces the formation of beta-amyloid proteins in the brain. An abnormal buildup of beta-amyloid plaque in the brain [...]

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Healing the hidden emotional stressors of the highly sensitive children By Harry Hong Ph.D, OMD , L.Ac. Are you aware that victims of childhood abuse can have a lot of serious health troubles in their lives? It seems like the abuse has altered how our body’s immune system functions. It is the same case for [...]

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Don’t Stress During Tests: Natural Ways to Prepare for a Successful Exam By Ian Wahl, LaC With mid-terms and finals just around the corner, many students have difficulty concentrating and experience high anxiety. This high anxiety often leads to unsuccessful test taking. Put down the energy drink. There are natural remedies to help boost cognitive [...]

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Prevention Magazine – March 2009 Patrick Andries on the science of dreams and how understanding them may benefit your mental health. Link: http://www.prevention.com/cda/article/dream-up-better-health/da45233cb14ce110VgnVCM10000013281eac____/news.voices/in.the.magazine/march.2009.issue/.

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Woman’s Day Magazine – January 2009 Karen Erickson on Hypnotherapy

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More About Bodywork and Massage Bodywork & Massage Body work is a definition used in alternative and complementary medicine, to describe any therapeutic, personal development work or healing approach, which involves some form of touching, the physical manipulation of the body and energetic work. Massage involves acting on and manipulating the patient’s body with pressure [...]

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Agirlnamedguy.com – TBD Dr. Mayer Eisenstein on improving sleep patterns. Link: http://www.agirlnamedguy.com/daisy/content/view/416/2/

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Modernsage.com – TBD Dr. Jennifer Echert on healthy, organic lunch options. Link: http://www.agirlnamedguy.com/daisy/content/view/415/2/

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Modernsage.com – TBD Dr. Helen Lee on foods to lower cancer risk. Link: http://www.modernsage.com/Expert/ArticleDetails.aspx?Mode=&Article_Id=631

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Modernsage.com – TBD Dr. John A. Rothchild on fresh breath foods. Link: http://modernsage.com/Expert/ArticleDetails.aspx?Mode=&Article_Id=632

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Therapy Times – October 6, 2008 Dr. Helen Lee on the role of healthy diets in rehabilitation. Link: http://therapytimes.com/content=1002J84C489EAA86408040441

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More About QiGong Qigong is a branch of chinese medicine or treatment, that has been in use for millenia but is most associated with post-Mao China at the start of the cultural revolution. The ‘qi’ in ‘qigong’ means breath or gas in chinese, and, by extension, ‘life force’, ‘energy’ or even ‘cosmic breath’. ‘Gong’ means [...]

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More About Osteopathy Osteopathy is a healthcare approach, most commonly listed as a form of alternative or complimentary medicine, whereby the practitioners emphasize a holistic approach. Osteopaths emphasize and focus their work on the musculoskeletal system, which utilizes a range of physical and manual practices in the prevention and treatment of physical discomfort and disease. [...]

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More About Traditional Chinese Medicine Traditional Chinese Medicine includes a range of traditional medical practices originating in China. It is considered as a complimentary medicine in the western world, though it remains a primary form of medical care throughout Asia. TCM practices include treatments such as herbal medicine, acupuncture,, dietary therapy, Tui na and Shiatsu [...]

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More about Holistic Cancer Care A study conducted in 2000 found that 69% of cancer patients had used at least one complementary alternative medicine (CAM) as part of their cancer treatment. Most CAM treatments for cancer have not been rigorously studied or tested. Some CAM treatments are used to make the patient feel better, but [...]

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More About Numerology Numerology is the term used to describe the practice of associating and relating numbers and numerical systems, to physical objects or living things, it combines many systems, traditions and beliefs. Numerical divination and numerology were popular among early mathematicians such as Pythagoras. Numerology however is no longer considered part of mathematics but [...]

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More about Holistic Animal Health Holistic veterinary medicine is a type of veterinary practice that utilizes complementary & alternative medicine and therapies in the treatment of animals. Treatment may be for physical ailments, illness, behavior modification and a host of other issues. It can (and is) also utilized to maintain health, rather than simply to [...]

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More About The Alexander Technique The Alexander Technique was pioneered by Frederick Matthias Alexander and focuses on methods that work to improve movement habits in our everyday activities, enhance functioning, and aid in reducing tension and pain in the body. The term “The Alexander Technique” was coined after Frederick Matthias Alexander’s death. The Alexander Technique [...]

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Wednesday,  October 1, 2008        |      WELLNESS NEWS · There’s More to the Iris Than Meets the Eye with Dr. Hugh Jenkins, ND · Tip of the Week: Stay Fit for the Holiday Season with Dr. Kristina Sargent, DC There’s More to the Iris Than Meets the Eye with Dr. Hugh [...]

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Back-to-School Stress: Address it Before Your System Shuts Down ChicagoHealers.com Practitioner Reveals the Effects of Stress and Exercises to Calm the Body CHICAGO, IL – As students make their way back to school, responsibility ensues and stress is likely to increase dramatically. When stress enters the body, its basic response is ‘fight or flight,’ which [...]

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Breast Cancer Awareness: A Supportive Approach By Dr. Marilyn Mitchell   October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time when much attention is focused on the rising incidence of breast cancer and the benefits of screening and early detection of this condition. So, how do we approach breast cancer awareness in a positive way, and [...]

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  RESTOR de-stress Have You Listened to Your Food Lately?  Dr Kristina L. Sargent RESTOR Healing Centre The food we eat is can be the greatest communicator we possess, but most of us do not use it to our advantage. You may already be asking yourself “Um, excuse me, but I have never heard my [...]

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