DECEMBER
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Thanksgiving Turkey Time
Creating P Community & Connection Plus: Spending Locally
ure Pastures is an organic meat and grocery store specializing in Michigan grass-fed pastured meats directly from local farmers. They provide a healthy alternative to the factory-farmed meats sold in supermarkets and delis. They also have freerange/pastured eggs, non-GMO, organic and gluten-free products. Pure Pastures carries organic produce such as beets, dates, mushrooms, lettuce, broccoli, green beans, peppers, cauliflower, spinach and right now, locally grown elderberries. The finest turkeys from Garno Farm, a highly respected, third-generation family farm in Southeast Michigan, are free range, fed homegrown non-GMO feed and natural supplements. Prices are 10 to 14 pounds at $4.99/pound and 15 to 30 pounds at $4.49/pound. Pickup dates for Thanksgiving are November 22 through 25. Locations: 23309 Ford Rd., Dearborn (313-406-6282); and 1192 Ann Arbor Rd., Plymouth (734-927-6951). For more information, visit PurePasturesmi.com. See ad page 22.
Give the Gift of Reflexology
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ertified Reflexologist Kristi Holmes is a graduate of the Branch Reflexology Institute, in Okemos, Michigan, and owner of R3 Reflexology. She says, “Remember the 3 R’s of reflexology: relieve, release and restore. To make holiday shopping easy, consider an R3 Reflexology gift certificate, the perfect gift for anyone or everyone, wrapped and ready to give.” Benefits of reflexology include tension relief; releasing congestion to increase circulation; and restoring balance to normalize functions of the body. Location: 689 N. Mill St., Ste. 103, Plymouth. For more information, call 248-872-3042, email Kristi@R3Reflexology.com or visit R3Reflexology. com.See ad page 31.
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ivonia Acupuncture is offering a new patient exam for $49 ($200 value) by appointment, including consultation, tongue diagnosis, health history review and functional pulse diagnosis. Founder Aaron “Lucky” Li, RAc, OMD, began practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2007 while attending the University of Michigan. There, he started the Michigan Alternative Medicine Club, a student group that hosted educational events focused on healthy living from renowned holistic health
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