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HEMP GETS HOT

HEMP GETS HOT Meet the Hardest Working Plant on the Planet

by Julie Peterson A crop that was illegal in U.S. soil for more than half a century is now reaching for the sun. Industrial hemp, the low- or no-THC cousin to marijuana, has created high hopes among farmers, agricultural researchers, manufacturers and consumers. By 2019, America had become the world’s third-largest producer, behind Canada and China, where it’s been cultivated for 8,500 years.

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“It’s the fastest-growing ag industry that we’ve ever seen,” says Tara Valentine, hemp specialist at the Rodale Institute, in Kutztown, Pennsylvania. Since hemp’s inclusion in the 2018 Farm Bill, Rodale’s hemp web page hits have grown 10-fold. Better Products All parts of the hemp plant are useful in multiple ways, and hemp has applications in textiles, construction, bioremediation, technology, nutrition and health, including cannabidiol (CBD). The seeds are rich in protein, essential fatty acids and vitamins. They can be eaten, ground into flour or pressed for oil that is used for cooking or in body care products. The stems undergo decortication to separate the long outer fibers (bast) from the short inner fibers (hurd). Hemp hurd makes extremely durable hempcrete for construction, absorbent and dust-free animal bedding or pellets for heating stoves. An exponential rise in the use of hemp is expected because it can replace products made from paper, wood, plastic, cotton and fossil fuels.

“Hemp fiber is going to dominate the market once we get to the full manufacturing potential,” says Erica Stark, executive director of the National Hemp Association, in Washington, D.C.

The first introductions consumers can expect include hemp paper products, such as plates and toilet paper, and biodegradable hemp bioplastics like cutlery and cups. Construction materials and other products are expected to quickly follow. Environmentally Friendly The Institute of Papermaking and Printing, at the Technical University of Lodz, Poland, did a 2015 study comparing making paper from wood to making it from hemp. Among the findings: hemp takes four months to grow, while trees need 20 to 80 years. An acre of hemp can produce four or more times as much paper as an acre of trees. Hemp paper doesn’t need toxic bleaching and can be recycled twice as many times. Other studies concur.

Paper without deforestation would be a major benefit, but it’s a minor job on hemp’s profound résumé. “Hemp needs to be a part of every climate change conversation, not only because it sequesters huge amounts of carbon during cultivation, but also because construction products made out of hemp will continue to sequester carbon for up to 100 years,” says Stark. Hemp could also help save the depleted soil on U.S. farmland that has been destroyed by tilling and synthetic fertilizers. “We have to rebuild the soil by putting carbon back in and increasing organic matter,” says Valentine. Hemp does this with a massive root biomass that breaks up compacted soils, improves water infiltration and reduces runoff and erosion. Fast-growing hemp naturally suppresses weeds, needs no pesticides and isn’t picky about soil, water or latitude. By comparison, cotton is water-intensive and uses 25 percent of the world’s pesticides.

Income for Farmers Used in crop rotation, hemp’s soilenhancing qualities can increase profits on subsequent crops. While cover crops don’t usually have return value, hemp provides additional revenue streams. But the revenue isn’t quite there yet, because the supply chain isn’t complete. Seed supply, farm equipment, education, processing facilities and manufacturers are all links that are developing simultaneously. “Fiber processing facilities will be available soon. Manufacturers are anxious to start incorporating hemp,” says Stark.

The lack of buyers isn’t deterring farmers. Neither are warnings that current harvesting equipment can spark disaster when hemp fiber wraps around rotating parts, heats up and combusts.

Dustin Enge, a third-generation farmer in Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin, started Honey Creek Hemp in 2017. He planted six acres of hemp. “I think it’s a long-term viable commodity for farmers. Right now, it’s the Wild West of agriculture. Everyone is trying different things,” says Enge, who modified a harvester for hemp. “I spent about two hours harvesting and 20 hours torching the fiber off my equipment.” Even so, he will plant more acres when he knows it will sell.

Behold the sprouting of the hemp industry as an ancient plant takes root in the modern world.

Julie Peterson writes from rural Wisconsin and can be reached at JuliePeterson2222@ gmail.com.

THURSDAY, MARCH 5 No Lights, No Lycra Milwaukee – Thur through Apr 9. 6-7pm. A casual free-form dance class that occurs in a dimly lit room for the pure joy of dancing. No Lights, No Lycra is a friendly, nonjudgmental, drug- and alcohol-free atmosphere where everyone is a dancer. Open to all ages, genders, backgrounds and demographics. $5/per class. Unity Center in Milwaukee, 1717 N 73rd St, Wauwatosa. Ginny Clark: 414-425-1249. NoLights NoLycra.com. Crystal Healing Series – Thur through Mar 26. 6:30-8:30pm. Learn the basic of crystal/stone healing, how to use two crystal wands for healing, rules of thumb and much more. $35/per evening. Free Spirit Crystals, 4763 N 124th St, Butler. 262-790- 0748. FreeSpiritCrystals.com.

SATURDAY, MARCH 7 CATE – Catholic Around the Edges – Mar 7, 14, 21, 28. 10:30-11:55am. An independent personal spirituality series by a feminine spiritual teacher, Anne Wondra, during Lent. This is not church-affiliated; it’s for evolving soul and spiritual life-travelers. $195. Preregistration required. WonderSpirit Soul Sistering, Kindred Spirit Center, 2312 N Grandview Blvd, Ste 101, Waukesha. 262- 544-4310. WonderSpirit.com/calendar TUESDAY, MARCH 10 Tosa Lightworkers’ Meeting – 7-8:30pm. This group is to explore and share the many ways we express our light of divinity through different healing modalities, intuition, shamanism, drumming. Special Guest presenter: Garrett Boyd of the Great Spirit Church. He will be speaking on Native American Spirituality. $5. Unity Center in Milwaukee, 1717 N 73rd St, Wauwatosa. 414-475- 0105. UnityCenterMilwaukee.com.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11 Drum Making Workshop – 5:30-9:30pm. Craft your own ceremonial hand drum. Choose from a variety of hides; you will be taught the various medicine gifts each animal brings and to use the drum for meditation and healing. Registrations and hide selection needed 1-2 weeks prior to class. $195, includes all materials to create a 15” ceremonial drum and drumstick. Golden Light Healing Retreat Center. Info: 920-609-8277. GoldenLightHealing.net. FRIDAY, MARCH 13 Introduction to Stress Free Buddhism – 7-8:30pm. With Domo Geshe Rinpoche. Recognizing the toll that stress is taking on our inner life is half of the journey to peace. Where to start or how to get back on track in healing. $15. Unity Center in Milwaukee, 1717 N 74rd, Wauwatosa. 262-370-5974. Info, RSVP: White-Conch.org.

SATURDAY, MARCH 14

SATURDAY, MARCH 14 Ancient Mysteries and Their Value to You Today – 9am-4pm. With John Van Auken, guest presenter from A.R.E. Virginia Beach. Presented by The Milwaukee Area Association for Research and Enlightenment, Inc and the Edgar Cayce Holistic Center Chicago (A.R.E.). 33 E 4 Mile Rd, Racine. For more info: 847-299-6535. Register: WisconsinAreAffiliates.regfox.com/ ancient-mysteries-with-john-van-auken. savethedate

Guided Meditations to Reduce Stress – 1-4:30pm. Workshop with Domo Geshe Rinpoche. How does change help us release stress and how do we know which changes are good for us. How did the Buddha become so peaceful. $35. Unity Center in Milwaukee, 1717 N 74rd, Wauwatosa. 262-370-5974. Info, RSVP: White-Conch.org. SUNDAY, MARCH 15 Stress Free Lifestyle in a Busy World – 1:30-3pm. With Domo Geshe Rinpoche. How did the Buddha become so peaceful; it is possible for us too. $15. Angel Light LLC, 13300 Watertown Plank Rd, Elm Grove. 262-370-5974. Info: White-Conch.org.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18 Whispers on the Wind Shamanic Program w/ Amy Wilinski – Group #21, 2020: Mar 18-22, June 24-28, Aug 19-23, Oct 28-Nov 1. Intensive training program in shamanism, energy medicine and self-transformation. Meet four times over 12 months. Learn core energy healing techniques: power animal and soul retrieval, clearing of past life and ancestral imprints, connecting with the forces of nature. Golden Light Healing Retreat Center. Info: 920-609-8277. GoldenLightHealing.net.

SATURDAY, MARCH 21 The Mental Health Summit – 9am-5pm. Learn to overcome the devastating effects of stress, anxiety, depression, trauma and PTSD. Receive valuable information and training you can access at your convenience. Preregistration required. $297; includes lunch and lifetime online access to recording. Medical College of Wisconsin, 8701 W Watertown Plank Rd, The Alumni Center Rm 1060, Wauwatosa. 414-366-0469. MentalHealthSummitGroup.com. TUESDAY, MARCH 24 Spiritual Discussion – 6:30-7:30pm. Inner Guidance, including: Attune to Your True Self, Develop Greater Confidence and Ignite Your Creativity. Sponsored by Eckankar of SE Wisconsin. Free. Bay View Library, 2566 S Kinnickinnic Ave, Milwaukee. Info, Gary: 414-940-6766. Eckankar-WI.org. SATURDAY, MARCH 28 Vision Board Class – 1-4pm. A vision board is one of the most valuable visualization tools available. These inspirational collages serve as your image of the future, a tangible example, idea, or representation of where you are going. They should represent your dreams, your goals and your ideal life. $25. Unity Center in Milwaukee, 1717 N 73rd St, Wauwatosa. Ginny Clark: 414-425-1249. UnityCenterMilwaukee.com. The Teachings of Bruno Groening – 2-3:30pm. Groening taught about a natural power that can heal the body and help with life issues. Healings of chronic illnesses, pain, depression and addictions, medically verified by physicians, will be presented. Instructions will be given on connecting to the healing stream. Donations appreciated. Kingo Lutheran Church, 1225 E Olive St, Shorewood (please use side entrance). Info: 414-213-0113. Bruno-Groening.org/en.

TUESDAY, MARCH 31 Meet Your Spiritual Health Team: A Workshop – Mar 31, Apr 7, 14. 6:30-8:30pm. Learn to connect with your team to address your health – any illness, injury or condition. $175. Enroll by Mar 24 with deposit. Nelipot’s Mind & Body Rejuvenation, 4629 N Port Washington Rd, Glendale. TamiFriday.com.

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APRIL Bloom into Spring Retreat – Apr 3-5. Fri 5pm to Sun 11am. Experience: Sacred contract with castle, transformative doll-making. $200; includes accommodations for two nights and food. Shalom House, West Bend. 612-991-4481. AQuietPlaceToBe.com. Ancient Irish Celtic Shamanism – Apr 17-19. 9-6pm. Explore the Celtic shamanic traditions as Amantha Murphy from Ireland leads us through ceremony, teachings and healings in these ancient Irish ways. $599/commuter, $659/camping, $709/shared cabin room (triple occupancy), $79/single private cabin room. Held at Golden Light Healing Center. For info: 920-609-8277. GoldenLightHealing.net.

MAY Herbal Apprenticeship Workshop – May 16-17. Foundations certificate-level botanical medicine course, combining the intuitive art and solid science of botanical medicine; lots of hands-on opportunities. With master herbalist, Gigi Stafne. $275/commuter, $305/camping, $330/shared cabin, $375/private cabin. Held at Golden Light Healing Retreat Center. For info: 920-609-8277. GoldenLightHealing.net.

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FRI-SAT, MAY 29-31 Midwest Women’s Herbal Conference: Living on Purpose –May 29-31. Keynotes by Cornelia Cho, MD, and Robin Rose Bennett, herbalist and author. Includes workshops, plant walks and a kids’ camp, as well as teen herbal camps, red tent space, fire circles, singing circles, delicious, locally sourced farm-to-table meals and more. Camp Helen Brachman, Almond, WI. For more info: MidwestWomensHerbal.com.

AUGUST Mediumship Workshop: UK Medium Mavis Pittilla – Aug 27-28 and Aug 29-30. Mediumship workshop with UK medium Mavis Pittilla. Prerequisite: workshop with Mavis Pittilla or working as a professional medium. With over 50 years of experience, Mavis is considered one of the top mediums in the world. This is an opportunity not to be missed. For more info: 920-609-8277. GoldenLightHealing.net.

sunday

A.C.I.M. Study Group – A Course in Miracles study group, following Fellowship. Love offering. Conference Room, Unity Center in Milwaukee, 1717 N 73rd St, Wauwatosa. 414-475-0105. UnityCenterMilwaukee.com.

monday

Life Journey Group – 7-9pm. 1st & 3rd Mon. Like-minded people who wish to grow spiritually come together to explore ideas and discuss topics of interest without fear of judgment. Free. Fireside Room, Unity Center in Milwaukee, 1717 N 73rd St, Wauwatosa. 414-475-0105. UnityCenter Milwaukee.com.

tuesday

Life Journey Group – 2-4pm. 1st & 3rd Tue. Like-minded people who wish to grow spiritually come together to explore ideas and discuss topics of interest without fear of judgment. Free. Fireside Room, Unity Center in Milwaukee, 1717 N 73rd St, Wauwatosa. 414-475-0105. UnityCenter Milwaukee.com. Women’s Group – Last Tuesday. 6pm. This open group offers friendship, understanding and acceptance in a safe, confidential setting. Group leader is Sue Albert, 414-530-5595. Free. Unity Center in Milwaukee, 1717 N 73rd St, Wauwatosa. 414-530- 5595. UnityCenterMilwaukee.com.

wednesday

Writing Wednesdays for Women to Write – 10:30am-12:30pm. 4th Wed. With Anne Wondra. $12.50. Fireside Room, Unity Center in Milwaukee, 1717 N 73rd St, Wauwatosa. Anne: 262-544-4310. UnityCenterMilwaukee.com. Wisconsin Asberger’s Empowerment Group – 6:30-9pm. 2nd & 4th Wed. Unity Center in Milwaukee, 1717 N 73rd St, Wauwatosa. Unity CenterMilwaukee.com.

thursday

Minister’s Book Study – 9:15-10:45am. This is an open discussion, the new book for study will be selected. All are invited. Free. Unity Center in Milwaukee, 1717 N 73rd St, Wauwatosa. 414-475- 0105. UnityCenterMilwaukee.com. Silent Unity Prayer and Healing Circle – 11am. This prayer time coincides with the prayer time at World Headquarters Silent Unity where prayer partners are praying 24/7/365. This is a powerful time to join in prayer. Unity Center in Milwaukee, 1717 N 73rd St, Wauwatosa. 414-475-0105. UnityCenterMilwaukee.com.

saturday

Citizens Climate Lobby – 11am-1pm. 2nd Sat. This is a non-partisan group dedicated to finding effective ways to preserving and protecting our planet from further climate change. Wedding Suite, Unity Center in Milwaukee, 1717 N 73rd St, Wauwatosa. 414-475-0105. UnityCenterMilwaukee.com. Wisconsin Asberger’s Empowerment Group – 6:30-9pm. 1st & 3rd Sat. Group game nights. Unity Center in Milwaukee, 1717 N 73rd St, Wauwatosa. UnityCenterMilwaukee.com. Instrumental Sound Healing: Reset Your Frequency – 7-9pm. 1st Sat. Take a journey with soothing, healing sounds and vibrations for relaxation of the body and a renewal of spirit. $15/cash per person. Anyone in substance abuse recovery is admitted free, but must email Ron Uttke at Ruluju11@gmail. com in advance. A Space for Change Studio, 3073 S Chase Ave, #630, Building 28, Milwaukee. Ron Uttke: 414-793-5884. Facebook.com/ru.in.7712.

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28 Milwaukee NaturalMilwaukee.com S cientists recently discovered a way to kill viruses and bacteria. Now thousands of people are using it to stop colds and fl u. Colds start when cold viruses get in your nose. Viruses multiply fast. If you don’t stop them early, they spread and cause misery. In hundreds of studies, EPA and university researchers have confi rmed that viruses and bacteria die almost instantly when touched by copper.

That’s why ancient Greeks and Egyptians used copper to purify water and heal wounds. They didn’t know about microbes, but now we do.

Scientists say the high conductance of copper disrupts the electrical balance in a microbe cell and destroys the cell in seconds.

Tests by the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) show germs die fast on copper. So some hospitals tried copper for touch surfaces like faucets and doorknobs. This cut the spread of MRSA and other illnesses by over half, and saved lives.

The strong scientifi c evidence gave inventor Doug Cornell an idea. When he felt a cold about to start he fashioned a smooth copper probe and rubbed it gently in his nose for 60 seconds.

“It worked!” he exclaimed. “The cold never got going.” It worked again every time. He hasn’t had a single cold for 7 years since.

He asked relatives and friends to try it. They said it worked for them, too, so he patented CopperZap™ and put it on the market.

Soon hundreds of people had tried it and given feedback. Nearly 100% said the copper stops colds if used within 3 hours after the fi rst sign. Even up to 2 days, if they still get the cold it is milder than usual and they feel better.

Users wrote things like, “It stopped my cold right away,” and “Is it supposed to work that fast?”

“What a wonderful thing,” wrote Physician’s Assistant Julie. “No more colds for me!”

Pat McAllister, 70, received one for Christmas and called it “one of the best presents ever. This little jewel really works.”

Now thousands of users have simply stopped getting colds.

People often use CopperZap preventively. Frequent fl ier Karen Gauci used to get colds after crowded fl ights. Though skeptical, she tried it several times a day on travel days for 2 months. “Sixteen fl ights and not a sniffl e!” she exclaimed.

Businesswoman Rosaleen says when people are sick around her she uses CopperZap morning and night. “It saved me last holidays,” she said. “The kids had colds going round and round, but not me.”

Some users say it also helps with sinuses. Attorney Donna Blight had a 2-day sinus headache. When her CopperZap arrived, she tried it. “I am shocked!” she said. “My head cleared, no more headache, no more congestion.” Some users say copper stops nighttime stuffi ness if used just before bed. One man said, “Best sleep I’ve had in years.”

Copper can also stop fl u if used early and for several days. Lab technicians placed 25 million live fl u viruses on a CopperZap. No viruses were found alive soon after.

Dr. Bill Keevil led one of the teams confi rming the discovery. He placed millions of disease germs on copper. “They started to die literally as soon as they touched the surface,” he said. People have even used copper on cold sores and say it can completely prevent outbreaks. The handle is curved and fi nely textured to improve contact. It kills germs picked up on fi ngers and hands to protect you and your family. Copper even kills deadly germs that have become resistant to antibiotics. If you are near sick people, a moment of handling it may keep serious infection away. It may even save a life.

The EPA says copper still works even when tarnished. It kills hundreds of diff erent disease germs so it can prevent serious or even fatal illness.

CopperZap is made in America of pure copper. It has a 90-day full money back guarantee. It is $69.95.

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Your animals have a message for you! Healing for you and your animals. Animal communication, loved ones in spirit, animal energy healing, events, classes, and private lessons. Lisa can work remotely.

COLON HYDROTHERAPY RENEW HOLISTIC WELLNESS 4727 S Howell Ave, Ste LL, Milwaukee 414-331-8626 RenewHolisticWellness.com

Kelly Kolodzinski specializes in t h e r m o g r a p h y , c o l o n hydrotherapy, integrative nutrition, coaching and reiki. Renew Holistic Wellness provides a fresh approach to transforming your health and wellness. See ad, page 10.

CRYSTALS

ANGEL LIGHT CENTER FOR THE HEALING ARTS 13000 Watertown Plank Rd, Elm Grove 262-787-3001 • AngelLightLLC.com

Our Crystal Emporium features unique and exquisite crystals, stones and natural stone jewelry at affordable prices. Crystal Workshops and therapeutic Crystal Healing sessions are also available.

FREE SPIRIT CRYSTALS 4763 N 124 St, Butler • 262-790-0748 FreeSpiritCrystals.com

Besides selling beautiful stones and crystals, we offer a variety of healing sessions, crystal healing classes, reiki, astrology, tarot readings and spiritual counseling. See ad, page 10.

DENTISTRY

BIONICA DENTAL WELLNESS 2566 Sun Valley Dr, Delafield 262-337-9745 BionicaDentalWellness.com

Come experience modern, comprehensive, biological dentistry for the health-conscious c o m m u n i t y. D r. U d o k a Holinbeck’s holistic approach will give you confidence in your smile and your health. See ad, page 11.

HOLISTIC DENTISTRY OF PORT WASHINGTON 220 N Franklin St, Port Washington 262-235-4525 HolisticDentistryWI.com

Dr. Railand is passionate about treating all ages with a whole body perspective. We combine advanced alternative treatments with conventional procedures to provide true wellness. See ad, page 32.

INTEGRATIVE DENTAL SOLUTIONS 23770 Capitol Dr, Pewaukee 6789 N Green Bay Ave, Glendale 262-691-4555 • WINaturalDentist.com

“…Because a healthy Body, starts with a healthy Mouth.” Our office specializes in treating the cause of the problem and not just the symptoms; we offer the latest advances in dentistry. See ad, page 3.

WHOLEHEALTH BIOMIMETIC & BIOLOGIC FAMILY DENTISTRY 125 W Wisconsin Ave, Ste 102, Pewaukee 262-737-4004 WholeHealthFamilyDentistry.com

Dr. Schwartz is board certified in Biomimetic Dentistry, Integrative Biologic Dental Medicine and is a Board Certified Naturopathic Physician. We offer the best and healthiest dentistry for our patients.

ECO HARMONY LANDSCAPE 414-810-5858 Info@EcoHarmonyLandscaping.com Mike.EcoHarmony@gmail.com EcoHarmonyLandscaping.com

Ecologically minded, full-service landscape company servicing SE Wisconsin. Specializing in sustainable ideas and low-maintenance solutions. Professional Craftsmanship Inspired by Nature. See ad, page 23.

LACEWING Diane Olson-Schmidt • 414-793-3652 LaceWingGdcs@att.net

Garden consultation, instruction, landscape design, wildflowers and woodland gardens, prairies, small ponds, rain gardens, landscape maintenance, organic lawn care. Organic landscape practices in all habitats. See ad, page 7.

LED PHOTO REJUVENATION WHITE SAGE SPA Susie Raymond, Esthetician, Life Coach, Reiki Master/Teacher WhiteSageSpa.com • 414-352-6550

Reveal your radiance through n a t u r a l m e t h o d s o f s k i n rejuvenation, including photo rejuvenation, gentle peels, natural/ organic customized facials. Susie brings 19 years of experience to every service and has a gentle healing touch. See ad, page 13.

LIFE COACH

WONDERSPIRIT SOUL SISTERING Anne Wondra 262-544-4310 • WonderSpirit.com

Life should feel good; relationships and surroundings are support systems; so is a confidant to support our soul searching, growing. Spiritual and life conversations to feed and free, uplift and empower your life. See ad, page 13.

MASSAGE THERAPY

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Offering craniosacral therapy, n e u r o m u s c u l a r r e - e d u c a t i o n therapy, myofascial release, reiki, soft tissue mobilization, sports massage, therapeutic massage. See ad, page 23.

BROOKFIELD LONGEVITY AND HEALTHY LIVING CLINIC 17585 W North Ave, #160 262-784-5300 • LiveLongMD.com

Specializing in Anti-Aging Medicine. Board certified. Using a holistic approach to weight loss, hormone balancing, Alzheimer’s prevention, integrative cancer care and Mold (CIRS) care. See ads, pages 9 and 13.

GREENSQUARE INTEGRATIVE HEALTH CARE CENTER 6789 N Green Bay Ave, Glendale 414-292-3900, Ext 4797 GreenSquareCenter.com

25+ Integrative natural healing and medical specialists offer drug-free, patient-centered care. We treat the cause, not the symptom, using the latest integrative strategies. Enjoy affordable daily health & fitness classes, all in a beautiful neighborhood setting.

MEDICINE - NATUROPATHIC LAKESIDE NATURAL MEDICINE 4433 N Oakland Ave, Shorewood LakesideNaturalMedicine.com 414-939-8748

Dr. Sarah Axtell and Dr. Joanne Aponte are naturopathic doctors with a focus on autoimmune diseases, gastrointestinal disorders, hormone imbalances, weight loss and hypothyroidism. See ad, page 20.

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MENTAL HEALTH WILDSTONE WELLNESS 10040 N Port Washington Rd, Mequon WildStoneWellness.com 262-424-6624

Melissa Hale, licensed psychotherapist and life coach, offers a healing approach integrating traditional psychology with supportive holistic techniques. Accepting some insurance providers.

MYOFASCIAL RELEASE WHITE WOLF MFR 4406 S 68th St, #102, Greenfield 414-543-0855 • WhiteWolfMFR.com

Tony Grimm, LMT since 2007; expert-level JFB Myofascial Release therapist. MFR is the most effective treatment to eliminate or reduce pain using gentle pressure to get lasting results.

CINDY CARLSON REIKI AND ENERGY HEALING 121 E Silver Spring Dr, Ste 208, Whitefish Bay 414-758-0657 • CarlsonHealing.com

Reiki/energy healing is a powerful treatment that helps the body relax at a very deep level, allowing the body to activate its own ability to heal itself. See ad, page 20.

RETREAT CENTER

GOLDEN LIGHT HEALING RETREAT CENTER Amy Wilinski, • 920-609-8277 GoldenLightHealing.net

Offering workshops, sessions, group & personal retreats in shamanism, mediumship, reiki, psychic development and more.

PHYSICAL THERAPY

1212 BODYWORKS 20720 W Watertown Rd, Ste 100, Brookfield 414-405-3956 1212BodyWorks.com

Experience Muscle Activation Techniques (MAT) to resolve muscle weakness at the root of pain and tightness. Emily helps you walk, bend, lift, reach and balance with ease. See ad, page 8.

REGENERATIVE MEDICINE

REGEN MED PAIN RELIEF CLINICS 15720 W National Ave, New Berlin 262-785-5515 • RegenMedPainRelief.com

Exceptional chiropractic and wellness clinic with a special focus on chronic pain relief. Offering MLS Laser Therapy, massage, exercise rehabilitation, functional medicine and more. See ads, pages 5 and 17.

SCHOOLS/TRAINING ART OF HEALING SCHOOL OF ENERGY MEDICINE 13300 Watertown Plank Rd, Elm Grove 262-787-3001 • AngelLightLLC.com

Wisconsin’s premier School for Energy Medicine Training offering individual classes, certificate and diploma programs. Built on the belief that knowledge, competency and professionalism must exist at the very foundation of Energy Work.

SPIRITUAL

UNITY CHURCH Rev Mari Gabriels on 1717 N 73rd St, Wauwatosa • 414-475-0105 UnityChurchInMilwaukee.org

A God-centered c o m m u n i t y , welcoming all to come and share the gifts of divine love, life, peace, joy and abundance. Join us Sundays, 10 am. See ad, page 23.

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Kelly Kolodzinski specializes in thermography, colon hydrotherapy, integrative nutrition, coaching and reiki. Renew Holistic Wellness provides a fresh approach to transforming your health and wellness. See ad, page 10.

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