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Let’s All Get Healthy in 2019

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Parker Events Calendar l Parker Recreation Nutrition Tips & Trends l Cryotherapy Local Business Spotlight l The Bookends Plus much more!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Parker Calender Events happening around Parker Parker Recreation Check out what they have to offer

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Here’s to a FROSTy New Year Have you heard about Cryotherapy

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Nutrition Tips and trends for the new year Bookends & Local Author Spotlight Great ideas for your next read Local Business Spotlight Intelligent Motion Therapy Search Parker Dining & Entertainement Great local options

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PARKEREVENTS

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Parker Town Council Meeting Council Chambers, Town Hall 7:00pm www.parkeronline.org

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My Child was Diagnosed with ADHD, Now What? After receiving the ADHD diagnosis, we can feel confused and frustrated. Come find out what it all really means, and learn how to navigate the ADHD world. Parker Recreation Center 6:15pm-7:45pm parkerrec.com

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Stuffed Animal Sleepover Bring a stuffed animal friend for a special Storytime with crafts and snacks and then tuck them in to spend the night in the library! The pick-up party will be Saturday, January 12, at 9:30AM. One stuffed animal per child. This event is for children up to age 5. Douglas County Libraries – Parker 6:00pm-7:00pm dcl.org

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Lessons and Lemonade Oil Painting with Safe Oil Paints by Leslie Scott Hobby Lobby Classroom Class 1 9:30am-11:00am Class 2 11:15am-12:45pm Registration is required – go to parkerartistsguild.com/youth-workshops

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Technology and the ADHD Brain Look at the reasons why technology is so addicting to our ADHD kids and find strategies to find balance. Parker Recreation Center 6:15pm-7:45pm parkerrec.com

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Princess Ball Glitter, gold and sparkling tiaras make it a memorable night for your little princess and a special grown up. The Princess Ball features dancing, crafts and refreshments and maybe even be a surprise visit from a princess or two! Please register every child and adult attending, rates are per person. Space is limited, register early. PACE Center 6:30pm-8:00pm parkerrec.com

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Babysitting Course Skills covered are Pediatric CPR/ First Aid with a two-year certification, personal safety, growth and development, discipline, injury and illness prevention and basic child care such as diapering, feeding and bathing. Please bring a sack lunch. Parker Recreation Center 9am-3pm parkerrec.com Do you have a community event you’d like considered for our event calendar? If so, visit www. SearchParker.com

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Get To Know

Parker Recreation With the New Year often come new goals to develop new habits, change up an outdated routine or just find a new, fun way to meet people and socialize in a healthy way. Parker is extremely lucky to have amazing facilities and amenities available to us. For those that crave the great outdoors, the Town maintains about 250 acres of parkland, more than 1,200 of open space and more than 30 miles of concrete and soft surface trails throughout Parker.

Parker’s facilities are first class as well. Our Recreation Center features cardiovascular and circuit equipment, multi-station and free weights, fitness studios, cycling studio, lap pool, activity pool with zero-depth entry, lazy river, water slide, aquatic climbing wall and play structure as well as a therapy pool and a triple gymnasium and auxiliary gym. Our Recreation Center also offers a multitude of sports programs, camps, fitness classes and personal training. The Town of Parker has a team of nationally-certified personal trainers on staff. Each is qualified to maximize your fitness potential while minimizing potential for injury, over-training and burnout. Sessions are 60 minutes in length and can be purchased in single sessions or packages of 3, 5 or 10 sessions. Nothing makes a difference in committing to fitness like knowing someone at the gym is waiting for you to show up! Yoga and Pilates Reformer training is also offered through Parker Recreation. Certified Yoga Instructors and Pilates Trainers are ready to guide you through personalized instruction to improve strength, flexibility, balance and core stability. Prior to starting a program with a trainer, go to www.parkerrec.com/416/PersonalTraining-Team and fill out a Pilates and Yoga personal training services request form. Parker Recreation’s aquatics offer just as much variety in their programming to meet the needs of the community. Year round programming options include group swim lessons, private lessons, teen and adult swim lessons, conditioning and stroke clinics and lifeguard training. Aquatics facilities include the Parker Recreation Center Indoor Pool and H2O’Brien Pool. www. parkerrec.com/231/Aquatics In addition to the classes like yoga, Pilates, cycling, aqua aerobics, and strength classes, the Parker Recreation offers specialized classes for some specific audiences.

For kids and teens, check out the increased offerings in Youth Fitness and Wellness including Speed and Agility for Teens and other programs focused on those 8-18 years old. There’s also Commit to Fit for Teens – an 8 week program that aims to increase physical activity, provide professional guidance and accountability with one on one personal training and includes a 10 visit pass as well as individual and family nutrition counseling. www.parkerrec.com/405/ Youth-Fitness-and-Wellness

Specialized programming is not just available for the young, but also the young at heart. Aging adult programming at Parker Rec includes Tai Chi Classes, Gentle Yoga, Golden Pilates and more, including the popular SilverSneakers® program which encompasses physical activity, health education and social events. SilverSneakers® members gain unlimited access to recreation center and fieldhouse, access to drop in fitness classes and signature SilverSneakers® classes designed specifically for older adults. You may already be eligible and not know it! 1 out of 5 adults over 65 are eligible for this fitness benefit. If you’re a group retiree or part of a Medicare health plan, you may already have a SilverSneakers® membership! Parker Rec also offers an Active Aging Adults Fitness Club (ages 50+), Aquatic Therapy Training, 50+ Specialty Fitness, Senior Drop in Classes, free fitness equipment orientation, the Annual Senior Stroll Event and much, much more! www.parkerrec. com/1692/Active-Aging-Adult-Recreation. For more information on SilverSneakers® by Tivity Health, go to www.silversneakers.com or stop by the Recreation Center for more information and a tour of the facility. Parker Recreation also partners with CancerFit Institute to offer exercise programs to adult cancer survivors. Exercise Physiologists with a cancer specialty oversee all aspects of the exercise regimen, which aids in recovery and general fitness during and after treatment. The fitness program includes flexibility, cardiovascular, and strength training. CancerFit is open to adults of all ages and fitness levels. Participants are both men and women who have survived every type of cancer. www.parkerrec.com/1505/CancerFitProgram Whatever the season and whatever the reason, Parker Recreation has the perfect fit for fun and fitness!

For more information about Parker Recreation please visit them online at www.parkerrec.com or at one of their facilities. Parker Recreation Center - 17301 Lincoln Avenue - 303.841.4500 Parker Fieldhouse - 18700 Plaza Drive - 303.805.6300

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Here’s to a

FROSTy

With the new year comes new promises to ourselves to commit to finding a little more time to take care of ourselves. Get a little more active, eat a little cleaner, feel a little better! Only problem is, sometimes the quest to get a more active comes with added aches and pains. You can stretch, apply heat, find time for a nice, long massage or grit your teeth and try one of those twenty minute ice baths that we’ve seen athletes use to ease those sore muscles.

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What if you could get the same relief those ice baths bring in just minutes? Whole Body Cryotherapy (WBC) is an exciting and innovating process that exposes your body to super low temperatures in a controlled environment and helps your muscles recover faster, reduces pain and inflammation, boosts your metabolism, increases collagen and improves your overall health. Until recently, this cutting-edge technology has been mainly used by professional athletes to improve their overall physical condition and health as well as people who are recovering from certain physical injuries; however, one of the beauties of Whole Body CRYOtherapy is that it can and should be used by anyone who wants to improve their overall health. But why wait until you have to use this “therapy” as a treatment to “fix” something? Instead, be proactive and also use it to stay healthy and improve your health now. Whole Body CRYOtherapy is an innovative and exciting way to give your body amazing benefits. Frost CRYOtherapy’s main objective is to make this technology available to the general public. So how does this work? WBC uses nitrogen, in the form of gas, to lower the skin surface temp by 80F-125F degrees during a 2-3 minute session. The exposed skin reacts to the extreme temperatures by sending messages to the brain that stimulate natural regulatory functions of the body. Additionally, the skin’s exposure to these subzero temperatures trigger the release of anti-inflammatory molecules, endorphins, toxins, and increases oxygen circulation within the bloodstream. A 2-3 minute session of WBC is equivalent to 20-30 minutes in an ice bath without the

uncomfortable feeling of submerging yourself in ice cold water. The brief exposure to the intense cold causes the brain to restrict blood flow to your extremities, which is the body’s natural fight-or-flight response to extreme cold. The body reacts to WBC by releasing anti-inflammatory proteins and endorphins resulting in super-charged blood. Unlike Ice baths, WBC involves dry, hyper-cooled air flowing over the skin surface, so the process never freezes skin tissues, muscles or organs. The result is only a “feeling” of being cold. The body is being tricked into believing that this extreme cold is life threatening. Cryotherapy is a dry cold with no moisture.

WBC fitness benefits include reduced muscle pain, soreness and inflammation, accelerated muscle recovery, increasing energy and athletic performance, accelerating injury recovery, improving joint function and decreased fatigue. It also has overall health and wellness benefits by boosting the immune system, helping with depression and anxiety, increasing circulation, reducing fatigue, releasing toxins, improving sleep patterns, and reducing pain and inflammation caused by Fibromyalgia, Chronic Pain Syndrome, Osteo- and Rheumatoid Arthritis and Autoimmune disorders. Additionally, WBC stimulates deep layers of collagen production for tighter and younger skin as well as improving skin blemishes and scars. WBC can also help in the treatment of Psoriasis and Eczema/Dermatitis and increase your metabolism! In just three minutes, getting “FROSTed” can benefit your health and wellness in so many ways! Frost Cryotherapy offers the best prices in Colorado. First time “Frosters” can reap the benefits of their first session for just $30. Sessions can be purchased singularly, in 5 or 10 session packages, or memberships. Firefighter, military and police discounts are offered. If you could aid in muscle recovery, reduce pain and inflammation, boost your mood, energy and metabolism and reduce fatigue in just three minutes, why wouldn’t you try it?

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Nutritional Tips & Trends for the New Year

Contributed by Natural Grocers Nutrition Research and Education Manager, Shelby Miller

Natural Grocers has advocated for health and wellness since their start way back in 1955. Part of that advocating means keeping their finger on the pulse of the next big things in wellness. For 2019’s trends report, they spoke to more than 70 of their nutrition experts and pored over the latest research, and all signs point to a 2019 that’s more intentional, purposeful, and mission driven. Here are a few of the things you may be hearing much more about in the new year.

COLLAGEN & BONE BROTH ARE EASIER THAN EVER

Scoop by healthy scoop, collagen has gained mainstream interest over the past year as it’s been added to smoothies, matchas, and lattes in the quest for glowing skin, healthy joints, and gut healing. In 2019, as more collagen and bone broth products enter the market, so will convenient opportunities to take collagen on a daily basis. Companies will continue to offer an array of products, including collagen powders, gummies, and drinks; marine collagen powders; and even vegan-friendly collagen precursors. Bone broth, one of the richest food sources of collagen, will continue its expansion into the mainstream as well. Companies are looking for unique and simple ways for consumers to try out bone broth, including bone broth protein bars, pre-made soups, and even bonebroth infused coffee!

SORRY SUGAR, WE’RE BREAKING UP WITH YOU

In 2019, we will continue to become aware of how much sugar is insidiously added to almost everything we eat. Look in your pantry and refrigerator and you’re likely to find the major culprits— ketchup, barbecue sauce, flavored yogurts, coffee creamers, chips, breads, cereals, spaghetti sauce, fruit juice, sports drinks, and even bacon! This year, learn how to break up with sugar. Once you become a savvy monitor of added sugar, it will become easier to avoid it and enjoy the health benefits you’re bound to experience.

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THE SHROOM BOOM

In the last several years, the amount of research published on mushrooms has exploded. Turns out, mushrooms hold the power to support the immune system, blood sugar balance, brain health, liver health, respiratory health, hormone balance, and can even boost energy levels. In response to the mountain of research promoting the health benefits of mushrooms, the supplement, grocery, and even body care industries are introducing more ways to try out these fungal superheroes. Look for a variety of mushroom-centric supplements, geared toward everything from brain health to immunity. The stunning benefits of mushrooms are influencing new grocery products as well, with more mushroom teas, tonics, broths, and coffees making an appearance in 2019.

INGREDIENT LISTS > NUTRITION FACTS

There’s no question that many of us have a rocky relationship with food. We’ve likely all grappled with counting calories and grams of fat, but in 2019, a new paradigm is bound to free us from some of the struggles we’ve formed around food, nutrition, and our health every day. This year the nutrition labels will be demoted and instead, consumers will read and make food choices based on ingredient labels. The days of counting every. single. calorie. are nearing an end. Rather than glorifying macronutrient logs and adhering to extremely strict dietary guidelines, 2019 will foster a friendlier relationship with food that focuses on simple, clean ingredients in products made with whole, real foods.

#LUTEIN #ONTREND

Blue light—from our smartphones, tablets, computers, TVs, and even light bulbs—has become ubiquitous, and a growing body of research is showing that all of this blue-light exposure damages the retina of the eye and can lead to age-related macular degeneration[1] (the leading cause of blindness in older adults).[i] Excessive blue light also disrupts the

circadian rhythm which plays many roles in health, including regulating the sleep-wake cycle, hormone balance, digestion, and body temperature.[2] Enter lutein. Lutein preferentially accumulates in the macula, the part of the retina responsible for central vision, where it filters damaging blue light and increases macular pigment density.[3] And because the health of the retina is directly related to how well our brains age,[ii] lutein also benefits the brain. In 2019, lutein will solidify its role as protector of the eyes and the brain. [1] Eye (Lond). 2018 May;32(5):992-1004. doi: 10.1038/s41433-0180044-0. Epub 2018 Mar 26. What do we know about the macular pigment in AMD: the past, the present, and the future. Arunkumar R, Calvo CM, Conrady CD1, Bernstein PS. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih. gov/pubmed/29576617 [2] Mol Vis. 2016 Jan 24;22:61-72. eCollection 2016. Effects of blue light on the circadian system and eye physiology. Tosini G, Ferguson I, Tsubota K. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26900325 [3] Nutrients. 2013 May; 5(5): 1823–1839. The Role of Lutein in EyeRelated Disease. Keyvan Koushan, Raluca Rusovici, Wenhua Li, Lee R. Ferguson, and Kakarla V. Chalam. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/ articles/PMC3708350/ [i] https://nei.nih.gov/health/maculardegen/armd_facts [ii] https://psychnews.psychiatryonline.org/doi/full/10.1176/appi. pn.2018.8a6

LOVE YOUR LIVER

While it shouldn’t be “trendy” to have fatty liver disease, unfortunately the disease is trending. In 2018 we were shocked to learn that millennials are getting fatty liver disease faster than any other age group, and according to the National Institutes of Health, up to 40 percent of U.S. adults have non-alcoholic fatty liver disease![1] Thus, we believe that loving your liver will be on trend in 2019. Consumers will clean up their diets, ditching culprits like high fructose corn syrup and vegetable oils, and will embrace “mocktails” to reduce alcohol consumption. We also predict an increase in sales of herbal supplements that support liver health, like milk thistle and berberine, as well as MCT oil, which has been shown to reduce fat in the liver.[i] [1] https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/liver-disease/nafldnash/definition-facts [i] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23576797

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THEBOOKENDS

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The Handmaid’s Tale By: Margaret Atwood

This tale follows Offred, a Handmaid in the Republic of Gilead. Although she once had a husband, a daughter, a job, and freedom, all of her options are controlled by others and she has little say in her life. In an age of declining births, Offred and the other Handmaids are valued only for their fertility and what that means to families in the organization. She lives in the house of the Commander and his wife and must live this new reality where she has no freedom and does not know what became of others in her life. PAM: I have heard so many people discussing this series on Hulu and felt like I had to see what this strange story is all about. Unlike many of my friends, I did not read this book in high school, so thought I would start there. The picture of Offred and her life in the Commander’s home became more clear as the author shared more details about how this reality came to be. Offred is essentially a prisoner in this new Republic and has very little freedom. Her one goal is to bear the Commander’s child and secure her future. Did you find the idea of this story disturbing, Becky? BECKY: I did find this idea to

be disorienting and disliked the way the women were treated. However, I like that it was different. This is such a unique story and it starts with very little background information. It took some time for me to see everything fall into place so I was a bit confused at the beginning. I bet this plays out better in the tv show. Did you like Offred at the beginning of this story or was she too distant to connect with?

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The Storyteller by: Michael Frickstad

more questions every time the author revealed a bit of the past. However, I’m sure this is what makes it such a popular series! The Commander’s wife resents Offred and what her presence means in her house. Although she is in a position of power over Offred, she does not have a complete freedom of choice either. What did you think of this character and her place in the story?

sent to an area that was worse or being killed. But, Moira had an outlook on her situation that made one believe that she would survive no matter what happened. Don’t get me wrong. This was a nightmare for all women. Moira exhibited an almost cynical sense of humor about everything she came up against. Did you get this feeling from Moira?

BECKY: It was interesting that

I would have liked to know more about her story. She was the most interesting character in my opinion. I didn’t know exactly what to expect from her and she had different layers to her personality so that drew me to her storyline. I felt like most of the characters in this book were a little flat. They didn’t have strong individual storylines or personalities. Did you see this in the story or is it just my perception?

all women were oppressed in this story. The degree varied but this was a male dominated society. The Commander’s wife had some power over Offred but it was so little that it was more of an intimidation than actual power. I thought that her character was interesting. When she was younger, her life was exciting and she was beautiful. Now she is more mature and unable to conceive, she must accept another woman in her home to perform that task for her. So desperate was she to have a child that she arranges Offred to bed another man in hopes of a pregnancy. Which is a punishable offense! There is one woman, Moira that fights the system. Did you enjoy this little rebel or did you wish she would just conform?

PAM: I think I felt a little of both with Moira. On one hand, her spirit was refreshing in a place where the point was to break all spirits. On the other hand, I was worried about her being

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BECKY: I agree with you and

PAM: I completely agree with you about the characters’ lack of development. I wonder if this was intentional for the setting, as it is a dystopian novel. It is clear why many classes read this book to encourage discussion about many different, challenging, and thought provoking subjects. We change gears as we discuss our next book pick, Islands of Sweet Pies and Soldiers by Sara Ackerman. Check out some other books we recommend in, The Bookshelf

Beecher Jones just wanted to live a peaceful life in the quiet, little town of Jefferson, MN. Get married. Have a child. Work as principal at the local high school. Maybe write a book.And he did. Until that day. The day the fog attacked. The fiendish fog that haunts and hides. The fog where demons dance.The fog where sin and scandal stalk the innocent. On that unusually warm spring day in 1989, a blinding cloud engulfed the community, and, in a barrage of corruption, lust, and murder, Jefferson’s longconcealed perversion revealed itself. Stunned by the human destruction around him, Beecher searches futilely for logical answers. In his weakest moment, he turns to the most unlikely sources for strength and resolve – Jefferson’s “broken-down, blue-eyed Indian” Art Benson and a Hollywood screenwriter named Amanda Wilson. Together, the three will fight back against the evil assaulting the town with the only weapon in their possession. The Story. The Story that must be told. Amazon.com

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Are you looking for a new fitness program? Is your current workout lacking results or causing injuries? Take a look at Intelligent Motion Therapy. Dr. Rebecca Hoeck PT, DPT opened in 2008 and is conveniently located in downtown Parker. Her vision was to provide a better customer service experience for the physical therapy patient and achieve better patient outcomes. She experienced high levels of frustration and fatigue as a traditional staff physical therapist and knew there was a need for a better solution to healing, educating and empowering patients to healthy lifestyles and choices. She wanted to create the right environment to follow patients through the continuum of care. So often patients are sent to physical therapy and then there is little or no care after. Her wellness center allows those who are injured or deconditioned to start right where they are, receive coaching, therapy, etc., and continue through the services, finding the road to wellness all in the same place. Her level of professional satisfaction has grown exponentially as she has had the privilege and honor of watching her patients transition into fitness clients; and therefore, adopt healthier lifestyles through her Pilates, Yoga and Tai Chi services.

to-teacher ratio fitness classes to ensure safety and efficacy while building a sense of community among the students and instructors. The instructors have advanced levels of education including Doctor of Physical Therapy, Doctor of Naturopathy, Masters in Pilates Teaching and Comprehensive Pilates and Yoga Teacher Training so you are in the hands of some real experts in their field.

They offer an array of wellness services including Pilates, Physical Therapy, Yoga, Tai Chi, and Massage. Several classes are offered with morning and evening options and multiple levels of Pilates are available. They are also adding skin care and esthetics services in January 2019!

If you aren’t sure where to start, she recommends Pilates. Pilates teaches us how to move and align our bodies correctly which reduces the stress and strain of our daily activities that lead to muscle, joint and soft tissue pain. Give Intelligent Motion Therapy a chance to show you how to get or stay in shape without harming your body.

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She loves the relationships that grow out of helping people achieve, grow and overcome obstacles. When her clients say: l I can now pick up a grandchild/child without pain or re-injury. l I can finally riding a bike with my seven year old son after 2 1/2 years. l I finally ran the 5k without back pain. l Went skiing after my knee replacement... She knows that they have done a great job! “That’s the magic of owning my own business!” Dr. Hoeck chose Parker because it is a very fitness and wellness-friendly community. This was the right environment to open a Wellness Center offering a variety of high quality services that meets and exceeds the needs and expectations of the community neighbors.

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