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those that believe chiropractors only fix bad backs. Publishing Natural Awakenings has exposed me to numerous local chiropractors that strive passionately to help patients achieve optimal health and wellness in the most natural ways possible for many conditions beyond what most of us consider chiropractic. For one thing, some chiropractors no longer “crack” patients but use more gentle forms of adjustment. To take it further, many chiropractors have branched out and are specializing in particular areas of holistic healing, including internal health, functional medicine, peripheral neuropathy, nutrition, lifestyle programs and craniosacral adjustments. To recognize National Chiropractic Health Month, I think our Healing Ways article, “Chiropractic to the Rescue,” will enlighten readers to the host of symptoms and health issues chiropractic can address. To augment this theme, we’ve included quite a bit of local editorial written by and about chiropractors in the Western Suburbs that are pioneering a new vision of natural and holistic approaches to chronic health conditions. Dr. Justin Coop, of Inspired Health in Warrenville, guides patients through lifestyle changes to address autoimmune disease, thyroid disorders, chronic fatigue and weight management. Dr. Susan Kileyni, of Optimal Health & Wellness Center in Glen Ellyn, has developed a particular talent for helping those suffering from peripheral neuropathy, diabetes and thyroid issues. Dr. Keith Giaquinto, in Naperville, uses enzyme nutrition to help patients manage conditions ranging from allergies to digestion to fatigue. Dr. “Gus” Muzumdar, of Genuine Care Center in Westmont, offers life-changing nutrition education and detoxification programs as well as acupuncture. Dr. Susie Warden’s Advanced Healthcare clinic in Wheaton offers a host of care, including chiropractic, naturopathic medicine, colon hydrotherapy, nutrition and weight-loss programs. Dr. Leona Di Amore, of The Healing Place in Naperville, offers adults and children gentle, no cracking adjustments to treat numerous conditions, including anxiety, depression, migraines and ADD/ADHD. Dr. Justin Hunter, of Pure Health and Wellness in Naperville, provides patients with relief of joints, helps with decompression and corrects overworked segments of the body, and treats sports injuries, migraines, infertility and more. And Dr. Dave Cavazos, of Physical Therapy Chiropractic in Carol Stream, has earned a reputation for helping those with auto-, work- and sports-related injuries. I hope you’ll take the time to read the articles and profiles in this issue to learn more about these caring and dedicated practitioners that make it their life’s work to help people heal safely and naturally. In Good Health,
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newsbriefs New Meditation Booklet and Mala Beads from Made As Intended awn Sprong, founder of Made As Intended, has written Meditation 101: An Overview of What Meditation Is and How it Can Help You, which inspired new collections of mala beads to add to her Made As Intended retail assortment. “I made some malas for friends, and then I started meditating with them,” she explains. “Something about the beads and a simple sutra brought meditation to a new level for me. I had never trusted anything or anyone before I actually started down the road of meditation and searching within myself, so I have to pass it along.” The initial collection of 71 bracelets and necklace/wrap bracelets in the Sacred Collection include a variety of 108, 27- and 21-count malas made of riverstone, onyx or sandalwood, with sterling and semiprecious gemstones. Malas include information, a suggested mantra and gift bag. “I created the booklet because I just kept realizing how I had collected a variety of meditation techniques, and using them was the major reason my life changed,” says Sprong. The guide outlines nine simple meditation practices that any beginner can try, including breath, white board, flying carpet and mala bead. The meditation booklet is available free at MadeAsIntended. com/2016/04/26/meditation-pratices (bit.ly/2ckcsd5). To receive a paper copy by mail at no charge, email Lauren@ MadeAsIntended.com. See ad, page 22.
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Timeless Spa Hosts Open House at New Location
imeless Spa, in Woodridge, will host a free open house from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at its new temporary location at 3540 Seven Bridges, Suite 130, in Woodridge. The open house will feature readers and healers conducting 20-minute sessions. Guests can also enjoy a variety of mini-treatments, finger foods, witches brew and more. Construction is currently underway on a new, state-ofthe-art salt cave and spa center. While Timeless builds the facility, the salt cave and Zen bed will not be available. Other services will continue, including facials, massages, reiki, reflexology, Bach flower consultations, theta healing, psychic and intuitive readings and more. Owner Jody Buckle recognizes that some clients will be inconvenienced by this temporary location change and will double the number of remaining sessions for any clients with prepaid salt cave purchases when the new facility opens. These clients may also request a refund for any unused sessions. Timeless is also offering 25 percent off for services booked during October. “We are excited about the future, as we will not only have the cave but will offer individual caves, where no one will be snoring but you; we will also have a pet cave,” says Buckle. Cost: Free for the open house. Additional charge for group and individual readings. For more information or to book a reading (recommended), email Jody@TimelessDaySpa.com. See ad, page 31.
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newsbriefs Fall Thermography Event at Inspired Health Center
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nspired Health Center, in Warrenville, is partnering with Dr. Wanda Rossan to provide breast thermography screenings in its office October 8. The day will begin with a free presentation from 9 to 9:30 a.m. and scans will follow for everyone with an appointment. Thermography is a noninvasive diagnostic procedure that is able to detect changes in breast tissue up to eight to 10 years before a mammogram can. It is painless, free of radiation and compression, and is safe for pregnant and younger women. Location: 28379 Davis Pkwy., Warrenville. To schedule an appointment (required), call 630-465-6685. For more information, visit InspiredHealthCenter.com. See ad, page 7.
Relax, Refresh and Renew You Event in Naperville
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he Healing Place, in Naperville, will host a Relax, Refresh and Renew You Event from 5 to 9 p.m., November 4. Attendees can take advantage of mini sessions of acupuncture, massage, energy clearing, healings and detox foot baths. Intuitive readers, pet psychics and more professionals will be on hand offering expertise, demonstrations and sessions. The Healing Place is also seeking alternative healers to join its dynamic group of practitioners. Passionate, mature and self-motivated healers interested in working for themselves are encouraged to inquire. Cost: $20 per mini session. Location: 87th Street and Modaff, in Naperville. For more information, call 630-946-6345 or visit TheHealingPlace.me. See ad, page 38.
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lissful Health Center, in Downers Grove, has changed its name to National Lymphatic Centers. Owner and board-certified Lymphedema Therapist Sharon Vogel has more than 25 years of experience specializing in clinical procedures to alleviate muscle spasms, rotator cuff issues, swelling and lymphedema through manual lymphatic drainage, trigger point massage, and craniofacial and myofascial release. Recommended by the Mayo Clinic, Vogel’s work is endorsed by the American Cancer Society, the National Cancer Institute and the Academy of Lymphatic Studies. Vogel offers free lectures, consultations and demonstration treatments from noon to 2 p.m. on the first Sunday of each month. Location: 5002 Main St., Downers Grove. For more information or an appointment, call 630-241-4100 or visit Lymphatics.net. See ad, page 27. 8
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aturopathic Medicine Week will take place from October 10 to 16 this year. To celebrate, World Tree Natural Medicine, with naturopathic doctors Kristina and Thor Conner, will host a free Open House from 6 to 9 p.m., October 13, at their Oakbrook Terrace clinic for patients, friends and anyone interested in learning more about naturopathic medicine. Visitors can learn how naturopathic medicine can be an effective, low-cost addition to life while enjoying refreshments and demonstrations of hydrotherapy, cupping and acupuncture. There will also be door prizes, discounts on future visits, chair massages and question-andanswer sessions with the doctors. Naturopathic medicine is a form of medicine that considers the whole person; focuses on the causes of illness, not just the symptoms; emphasizes prevention and ongoing wellness; and uses natural treatments that are less invasive and less expensive than conventional drugs and surgery. It continues to gain acceptance as a safe, effective and affordable practice, with Maryland and Colorado the most recent states to license naturopathic physicians. In states where naturopathic doctors are not licensed, like Illinois and New York, there are ongoing efforts to bring about legislation. Location: 17W703F Butterfield Rd., Ste. F, Oakbrook Terrace. For more information, call 630-359-5522 or visit TheHealingPowerOfNature.com. See listings, pages 36 and 38.
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Incorporate Permaculture into Daily Life
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he Energy Bar, in Naperville, is offering Reach Your Peak, a new six-week training program that gives clients the opportunity to train close to home for climbs and adventures within higher altitudes. During the training program, participants use the Energy Bar’s exercise with oxygen therapy machine to integrate high-intensity interval training with oxygen deprivation and saturation. “Exercising with altitude has been proven to enhance endurance and stamina, increase power output and speed, as well as reduce recovery time and reduce fatigue,” explains Wellness Technician Jaclyn Krizek. “Our goal at the Energy Bar is to prepare our clients for their adventure within our six-week program.” Cost: $350. Location: 640 S. Washington St., Ste. 180, Naperville. For more information, call 630-517-5944 or visit TheEnergyBar.com. See ad, page 15.
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The Joint Introduces the New Back-tober Promotion
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he Joint Chiropractic is supporting National Chiropractic Health Month in October by offering discounted introductory visits at 50 percent off their normal rate. New patients can receive an exam, consultation and adjustment for $19 throughout the month. “During National Chiropractic Health Month, we want to make it easy for consumers to experience the many benefits that chiropractic has to offer,” said Peter Holt, CEO of The Joint. “Back pain affects 80 percent of Americans, but by eliminating subluxations and retaining a healthy spine, consumers can minimalize the problems they experience and maintain their active lifestyles.” The Joint Chiropractic offers an innovative, patientfriendly model that allows guests access to affordable, quality chiropractic care on their terms. Appointments aren’t necessary, and the need for insurance is eliminated as The Joint’s membership plans and packages are typically less costly than most insurance co-pays. Chicagoland’s 11 The Joint clinics offer extended hours that include evenings and weekends.
Michael P. McAleese, owner and instructor at the School of Holistic Massage and Reflexology, in Downers Grove, was selected by a group of his peers and inducted into the Massage Therapy Hall of Fame in New Jersey on August 8. “I am humbled to have received the honor of being inducted into the Massage Therapy Hall of Fame,” states McAleese. “It means even more because I was selected from Michael P. McAleese my peers who are highly regarded in bodywork and massage. I could not have done this without the support of everyone who believed in me.”
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esearchers from Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center tested 209 women between 45 and 60 years old with a history of hot flashes and/ or night sweats. After up to 20 treatments over six months, the women receiving acupuncture reported a 37 percent reduction in hot flashes, while the control group saw a 6 percent increase. The symptom relief among the women treated with acupuncture persisted for a year. The researchers also found that the acupuncture group experienced an improvement in several menopausal quality of life measurements. Nancy Avis, Ph.D., a professor of public health sciences at Wake Forest University and lead author of the study, says, “There are a number of nonhormonal options for treating hot flashes and night sweats that are available to women. None seem to work for everyone, but our study showed that acupuncture from a licensed acupuncturist can help some women without any side effects. It also showed that the maximum benefit occurred after about eight treatments.”
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News and resources to inspire concerned citizens to work together in building a healthier, stronger society that benefits all.
Monsanto, the U.S.based, multinational producer of agricultural products infamous for its controversial Roundup herbicide, will be “sued” for crimes against humanity in the independent International Criminal Court, in The Hague, Netherlands, on World Food Day, October 16. Plaintiffs include the Organic Consumers Association, International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements, Navdanya, Regeneration International, and Millions Against Monsanto, along with dozens of global food, farming and environmental justice groups. The court, developed in 2011, will use the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights to assess damages for Monsanto’s acts against humans and the environment. The court will also attempt to reform international criminal law to include crimes against the environment, or ecocide, as a prosecutable criminal offense. It has determined that prosecuting ecocide as a criminal offense is the only way to guarantee the rights of humans to a healthy environment and the right of nature to be protected.
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Ari Jónsson, a 32-year-old student at the Iceland Academy of the Arts, has invented an all-natural water bottle that holds its shape when full and decomposes when empty. He debuted his creation at the DesignMarch 2016 festival in Reykjavík, Iceland. The only two materials needed to create the bottle are agar, a gelatinous substance that comes from red algae, and water. “I just followed the path in what I was researching, trying to find new ways to use materials,” says Jónsson, who combined the two ingredients, heated the mixture, poured it into a mold, and then quickly cooled it. The H2O binds and thickens the agar when cooled, retaining the shape of the water bottle mold, explains Jónsson. When the finished bottle is empty, “It will rot like other foods.” The bottles can sustainably decompose in soil, although Jónsson has yet to determine exactly how long that process will take. A plastic water bottle takes more than 1,000 years to biodegrade, and in the U.S., more than 2 million tons of the containers are languishing in landfills.
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October is Non-GMO Month
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EPA Helps Schools Cut Bus Emissions
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is helping finance the replacement or retrofitting of older school buses in public and private school fleets to reduce diesel emissions and improve air quality. Owners can install catalysts and ventilation systems to reduce emissions by up to 25 percent or replace older buses with newer ones that meet the latest highway emission standards. The EPA will pay up to $25,000 each, depending on the size. “Our kids spend a lot of time on the school bus, and buses spend a lot of time in our neighborhoods and schoolyards. They are a national symbol of safety,” says Janet McCabe, acting assistant administrator for the EPA Office of Air and Radiation. “Significantly improving school bus fleets across the country with retrofits, replacements and idle reduction practices is imperative in meeting the agency’s goal of reducing children’s exposure to air toxins.”
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ARC Physical Therapy Keeping Chicago On the Move by Sheila Julson
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s licensed physical Christiansen to pursue therapists, Kevin the profession. Cronin, founder Cronin opened and president of ARC ARC Physical Therapy in Physical Therapy, along 1996, and Christiansen with co-owner John joined the ARC team Christiansen, help in 2000. In addition to their patients achieve a having a like-minded higher quality of life by approach toward treating staying on top of new patients, they both had developments in their practiced a technique field. They specialize in called Strain CounterFascial Counterstrain, a strain, a method develKevin Cronin cutting-edge technique oped during the 1950s developed and fineby osteopathic physician tuned within the last Dr. Lawrence Jones. decade that focuses on Cronin had first enfascia—the connective countered Strain Counweb of tissue that runs terstrain while visiting throughout the body and the Pacific Northwest and covers nerves, veins and participating in a continuorgans—and its effect on ing education class led by body motion. Jones, who immediately Both therapists had noticed that Cronin had always had an interest mechanical dysfunction in health care. Cronin from years of competiworked as an athletic tive sports injuries. After trainer while in colJones used Cronin as a John Christiansen lege, and he recalls how model to demonstrate his athletes that had difficulty recovering Strain Counterstrain technique, Cronin from injuries would be referred to a immediately felt better and immersed local physical therapist. “The physical himself in the method so he could help therapist would come to the training his patients. room to treat the guys, and I became Before Christiansen teamed up fascinated by the techniques and asked with ARC, he was exposed to Strain if I could watch him work,” he says. He Counterstrain through a weekend was accepted at Northwestern Univercourse. When Christiansen joined ARC, sity Physical Therapy School. he and Cronin studied new methods While in college, Christiansen of Strain Counterstrain that were being wanted to be a doctor and specialize researched by Brian Tuckey, a Maryin sports medicine. As for physical land-based physical therapist. Those therapy, “It came to me,” he says. groundbreaking studies became known The director of his athletic trainas Fascial Counterstrain, a method that ing program, Dr. Jerry Bell, was also took Jones’ work further by addressing a physical therapist and influenced inflammation in the fascia.
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“Groundbreaking research studies and Tuckey’s work have changed our thinking on what fascia is,” Cronin says. “John and I had both been taught that fascia was inert tissue that was just there, but Tuckey understood that fascia is a sensory organ in the body that causes all inflammation.” Fascial Counterstrain is a gentle manual technique that can treat any painful condition caused by dysfunctions in the body. The process involves the patient lying on a table while the therapist manually works the fascial structure until the nerve endings in the fascia are “reset,” halting the inflammation in the area. “There are nerve endings in fascia, and once they’re irritated through injuries or bad posture, they become sensitive to stress and start producing inflammatory chemicals,” Cronin explains. “Fascia also connect through the spinal cord to the skeletal muscles, like the hamstrings or triceps, causing the muscles they connect with to become tighter. That affects range of motion and comfort, but by treating the fascia, you’re decreasing tightness in the muscle.” In addition to Fascial Counterstrain, ARC also offers pelvic floor physical therapy, designed for strengthening pelvic floor muscles to help incontinence and pelvic pain. Unlike traditional physical therapy settings where the therapist sees more than one patient at a time in a fitness room setting, ARC’s patients are treated one on one in private treatment rooms, receiving individualized attention. “There are a lot of people walking around without pain but in a lot of dysfunction,” Christiansen observes. “Some therapists help people strengthen and feel okay for a little while, but the dysfunction is still there. Instead of focusing just on exercise, we want to correct the underlying dysfunctions to get long-
lasting results. I’m inspired by the daily miracle of seeing patients feel better.� Cronin loves his job so much that he says it doesn’t even feel like work. “It’s so much fun to watch people get better and improve their quality of life. We’re grateful that we can do that for people, and I’m thankful every day for Strain Counterstrain and Fascial Counterstrain.�
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Chiropractic to the Rescue It Helps IBD, ADHD, PMS and Other Conditions by Edward Group
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hiropractic care corrects spinal alignment abnormalities as a means of treating a wide range of health problems. Addressing skeletal and muscular disorders and relieving pain are just the beginning. Research studies reported in the Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics and the journal of healing science Explore have found chiropractic beneficial in treating connective tissue abnormalities, infant lactose intolerance and even autism. More than $13 billion is spent annually on chiropractic health services, making it the largest alternative health practice in the U.S. Science supports its usefulness in addressing a wide range of conditions. Bell’s Palsy. Recovery varies among patients as chiropractors create patientcentric treatment programs designed to improve facial motion and hearing, relieve pain and address other nerverelated issues (Archives of Internal Medicine; Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics). Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). A Canadian survey of chiroprac16
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tors has reported success in using spinal manipulation to relieve IBD, colitis and other bowel disorders (Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology & Hepatology). Cancer. The Journal of Complementary and Alternative Medicine publishes numerous studies of therapies supporting cancer patients suffering the side effects of conventional treatment. The American Journal of Clinical Oncology reports that chiropractic care rates as one of the leading alternative medical treatments for pain management, among other related benefits. Chiropractic offers economical and effective strategies that may help quality of life, as discussed in Seminars in Oncology Nursing. High Blood Pressure. While many relevant studies can’t yet generalize results, the Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics documents success by chiropractors treating hypertension without the downside of medical drugs that can include the risk of stroke (University of Alabama at Birmingham). Chronic Sinusitis. Patients with nasal and sinus passages that don’t
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drain properly due to physical or nerverelated causes may find relief through chiropractic care. A study cited in the same journal showed that patients experienced relief of all related symptoms after a single adjustment. Arthritis. A study published in a journal from the the University of Virginia School of Medicine Center for the Study of Complementary and Alternative Therapies notes that arthritis patients obtaining chiropractic care enjoyed better health and quality of life than those that did not. Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS). In clinical studies, combining manual spinal adjustment with soft tissue therapy has been found to relieve PMS discomfort. In one study, two groups of women were tested, switching off in receiving chiropractic adjustments or a placebo alternative. Each time, the group receiving chiropractic adjustments reported the greatest improvements (Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics). Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). A study published in Explore suggests that chiropractic care combined with other holistic elements such as appropriate nutrition may provide a more gentle, yet effective approach than conventional psychotropic drugs. It employed chiropractic treatment for boys 9 to 13 years old diagnosed with ADHD. Spinal manipulation with nutritional supplementation was reported to improve hyperactivity, inattentiveness, impulsiveness and behavioral, social and emotional difficulties. Headaches. Based on recent studies, spinal manipulation has proven effective against migraines and headaches originating from the neck. Manual therapy of the spine, along with neck exercises, promotes improvement in patients with neck-related headaches. Side effects are rare and minor (Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics). Dr. Edward Group is CEO and co-founder of the Global Healing Center, in Houston, TX (GlobalHealingCenter.com). He is a doctor of chiropractic trained in naturopathy, herbals and clinical nutrition; author of The Green Body Cleanse; and a diplomate of the American Board of Functional Medicine.
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practitionerprofiles Justin Hunter, DC, DCBCN Chiropractic Physician, Board Certified Clinical Nutrition Pure Health & Wellness 213 W Jefferson Ave, Naperville 630-435-0100 DrHunter@Purehw.com Purehw.com
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Since 2003, Dr. Hunter and his team have specialized in Chiropractic and wellness care for the entire family. They are committed to naturally healing each client’s mind and body. More than an adjustment, Chiropractic care fills a void in the medical field by providing individuals with relief on joints and Dr. Justin Hunter decompression as well as correcting overworked segments of the body. Dr. Hunter and his team tailor their care to pain management and treatment of biomechanical dysfunctions.
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Dr. Hunter believes that everyone is different and needs to be looked at a little differently and spends quality time with each patient to address his or her specific needs and ensure a successful overall treatment. The most satisfying experience is to know that he has helped someone, that the person can function again, and that he or she feels better. The staff is dedicated to ensuring the patient is taken care of with respect and treated fully. See listing, page 36.
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Determining Causes of Subluxations by Keith Giaquinto
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any people may think that chiropractic medicine just treats back or neck pain. While chiropractors are good at treating those conditions, going to a chiropractor just for neck or back pain is like going to a coffee shop and getting a plain black coffee. A broad range of conditions can be addressed through chiropractic care. Chiropractors treat subluxations, which is a term that indicates vertebrae joint restriction, spinal muscle contraction and nerve interference. All three of these components are always present with subluxation. Research shows that subluxations send misinformation to the brain and can increase sympathetic tone, which is the body’s fight-or-flight mode. Increased sympathetic tone then starts a whole cascade of physiological events that can lead to health challenges. Mechanical issues, like sitting all day, sedentary lifestyle, poor posture
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and musculoskeletal injuries, cause subluxation. Other causes include nutritional imbalances from a diet high in processed, fried and fast foods, or an inability to digest and absorb the nutrition from food consumed. This can cause organ stress, which can cause a subluxation in the spine. The brain talks to and controls every cell, tissue and organ in the body. It does this through the nervous system. Every nerve that comes out from the spine goes to three things: a muscle group, an organ system and an area of the skin. The brain sends and receives messages to and from these three areas. If there is a mechanical cause of a subluxation in the body, then a mechanical approach with chiropractic adjustments and posture rehab to strengthen the spine can correct the problem. If, however, the mechanical approach is only a temporary fix for
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the problem, then an organ-related or nutritional-related problem needs to be considered. If one sees a chiropractor to address mid-back pain and the mechanical approach mentioned above only lasts for a few days or a week at best, and the symptoms return, it is an organ/nutritional-related problem until proven otherwise. Organs supplied with nerves from the mid-back include digestive organs, like the stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreas and small intestine. By identifying which organ is involved and nourishing that organ with enzyme nutrition, only then will that subluxation release. One often assumes that when food is eaten, it is automatically digested, absorbed and utilized by the cells and organs. Whether one is consuming bad or good food doesn’t matter; when the body is under stress, the digestive system becomes weak as a direct result of that stress. If the body could automatically digest, absorb and utilize all the food put into the mouth, then no one would ever be sick. Dr. Keith Giaquinto is a chiropractor specializing in internal health, utilizing food enzyme nutrition. Location: 300 E. Ogden Ave., Naperville. For more information, call 630-2462627 or visit DrKeithGiaquinto.com. See ad, page 5.
Dr. Cathy Subber Using Personal Experience to Learn and Help Others by Sheila Julson
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as an example a young patient that had suffered from chronic vomiting, gagging and dietary limitations. Subber examined him and did a series of cranial adjustments. Within weeks, his mother reported that her son had tried new foods, had stopped gagging and has all but ceased vomiting. His sleep improved, his headaches disappeared and he became more engaged at school. Subber says she is one of the few chiropractors in the Chicago area that offers cranial adjustments. In addition to providing cutting-edge techniques, she strives to create a welcoming, personable ambiance where patients’ concerns are carefully listened to and addressed. “We have a whole person approach for our patients, and we care about their journey to good health,” she says.
r. Cathy issues and happened Subber had to have a visit to the first experiU.S. planned. He enced the benefits agreed to evaluate of chiropractic Nick and try to help. medicine after she Howat found that suffered a back the sphenoid bone injury as a teen in Nick’s cranial area while springboard was rotated, affecting diving. For nearly the cranial nerves. two years after Howat did an adjustLocation: Advanced Health of Naperthe incident, she ment in Nick’s upper ville, 1767 Ogden Ave., Ste. 143, endured debilitatpalate. “It didn’t seem Naperville. For more information, ing pain and was like much, but when call 630-355-8988 or visit Advanced told by doctors I dropped off Nick at HealthNaperville. that she would just feeding therapy the have to live with next day, his theraa bad back. Not pist later called me, Dr. Cathy Subber with a Restore Your Health satisfied with that crying in amazement young patient prognosis, she then because he wouldn’t With Acupuncture tried chiropractic care, which not only stop eating. The cranial adjustment improved her back immensely but also unlocked him,” Subber recalls. The Fastest piqued her interest in pursuing chiro Amazed by how the cranial adjustGrowing Health Care Method in practic as a career. ment helped her son, Subber learned America. After graduating from Palmer the technique so she could further help College of Chiropractic in 1998, Subber her patients. A cranial adjustment is The Emperor’s Medicine provides better health and wellness through relocated to Illinois and opened her gentle, Subber says, and it helps babies Acupuncture, Massage & Herbal therapies. practice, Advanced Health of Naperwith nursing problems and children ville, in 1999. She specializes in with feeding issues, overactive gag The Fastest Growing Health Care Method in America. chiropractic adjustments for pregnancy reflexes, colic, sleep problems and conand pediatric care, and she recently stipation. “The cranial nerves, including added a new technique to her toolbox the vagus nerve, runs right through the —cranial adjustments—that addresses bone I adjust in the cranial area. If that the rotation of the sphenoid bone in nerve is not working properly, then the • 15 years of experience the skull. entire GI tract is not working properly,” • Master’s degree in Chinese Medicine Like with chiropractic medicine, Subber explains. • Board certified in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine by the NCCAOM Subber discovered cranial adjustments The technique can also help adults through a personal journey. Her son, with sinus issues, temporomandibular Call Today And Mention This Ad Nick, had no difficulty nursing as an joint pain, migraines, headaches and To Receive A FREE Initial infant, but as a toddler he refused solid constipation. Because the joints are Acupuncture Consultation food. By the time he was 4 years old, different in the cranial area than the ($180 Value) he still wasn’t eating and many doctors spine, Subber notes there’s no crack630-428-9001 had no explanation. Through a friend, ing sound during the procedure. “I’m 932 N. Wright, Suite 120 Subber learned of Dr. Jonathan Howat, really blessed to have this tool and be Naperville, IL 60563 a chiropractor in Oxford, England. able to help patients who I wasn’t able www.foxvalleyacupuncture.com Howat specialized in pediatric sensory to help before,” she enthuses. She cites natural awakenings
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While many of us like to meditate, some can’t sit still. Walking a labyrinth provides an enticing alternative.
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n archetypal labyrinth gently leads us in a circular path inward toward a center and then back out again. Found in ancient cultures from African, Celtic and Greek to Native American, they became especially popular fixtures in Medieval European churches; one of the most renowned is in France’s Chartres Cathedral. Depictions of labyrinths have been included in paintings, pottery, tapestries and in Hopi baskets as a sacred symbol of Mother Earth. Several American tribes saw the pattern as a medicine wheel. Celts may have regarded it as a never-ending knot or circle. While some of the oldest known labyrinths decorate cave walls in Spain, today they grace diverse locations ranging from spas and wellness centers to parks, gardens, university campuses and even prisons. “Labyrinths can be outdoors or indoors. Permanent labyrinths may be made of stones, rocks, bricks or inlaid stones. Temporary labyrinths can be
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painted on grass or made with all sorts of things for a particular purpose or appropriate to a specific cause,” explains Diane Rudebock, Ed.D., resource vice president and research chair of the Labyrinth Society, in Trumansburg, New York. “Walking a labyrinth is useful for those that sometimes have a hard time being outwardly still and drawing themselves inward. You must move your body, and because you’re focused on the path while you’re walking it, it’s easier to drop wholly into the journey and let go of all else,” says Anne Bull, of Veriditas, a Petaluma, California, nonprofit that supports new labyrinth designs to suit the spiritual needs of hospitals, schools and retreat centers. The group also sponsors a worldwide directory at LabyrinthLocator.com.
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A labyrinth walk typically involves three stages. The first is for releasing extraneous thoughts on the way to the
center. Upon arriving in the stillness of that point, the participant opens heart and mind to receive whatever message or wisdom is intended for them. The return path is the integration phase, to make a fresh insight our own. Participants should approach their walk in different ways: One may have a specific question or intention in mind; another may be open to whatever occurs during their meditation; yet another may repeat a meditative mantra. One might even choose to bypass the path entirely in order to sit contemplatively at its center. Unlike a maze, it’s impossible to lose our way with the circular path serving as a simple and reliable guide. Although scientific research on labyrinth meditation has been limited to participant questionnaires, future studies may incorporate the use of functional magnetic resonance imaging technology to measure brain activity and record what individuals experience. Labyrinths located in settings like hospitals and prisons lend themselves to such research, says Rudebock. As a Veriditas-certified labyrinth facilitator, she conducts workshops and observes, “Walks are unique to each individual and may not produce uniform or replicable results.” At its core, the experience is about listening to our truest self, away from the cacophony of modern life. “I believe that the world needs places where our souls can be quiet,” remarks Jean Richardson, director of the Kirkridge Retreat and Study Center, in Bangor, Pennsylvania, which includes a seven-circuit labyrinth. “Retreat centers and labyrinths are places where we can listen to our inner heart, feel our inner calling and tap into our own divine nature. I think deep listening is not always valued in a world where we are rewarded for being busy and keeping our schedules full.”
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Today, labyrinths—indoor, outdoor, natural, urban, secular and religious— are found in or near many communities. Following the lead of California’s Golden Door Spa, in Escondido, which pioneered the use of a labyrinth in a spa setting, many spas now
incorporate them in their wellness or mindfulness programs. Labyrinthine invitations to a mindfulness practice are open to everyone. “A labyrinth can bridge all beliefs, faiths, religions and walks of life,” says Bull. “You can walk a labyrinth no matter what you believe. Benefits come in walking it with an open mind and open heart.” Gina McGalliard is a freelance writer in San Diego, CA. Connect at GinaMcGalliard.com.
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n The Omnivore’s Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals, Michael Pollan surmised that we’d be healthier if we ate the way our great-grandparents did. It would mean sticking to regularly scheduled meals instead of impulsive snacking, having a meat or protein item comprise only a quarter of our plate, adding fresh vegetables and eliminating junk food. We must look further back than our immediate ancestors, counters Jo Robinson, a food journalist who surveyed more than 6,000 scientific research studies before writing her bestselling Eating on the Wild Side: The Missing Link to Optimum Health. She has also co-authored several other books, including The Omega Diet: The Lifesaving Nutritional Program Based on the Diet of the Island of Crete.
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“Many believe we have dumbed down the nutrition in our food over the past 100 years,” says Robinson, who lives and gardens on Vashon Island, Washington. “Research shows we have been breeding out proteins and minerals and most importantly, antioxidants, for much longer.” She points out that the hunter-gatherer diet encompassed many wild foods that tasted more bitter, astringent, sour and earthy than the sweet blandness in today’s fruits and vegetables. Wild foods offered a wider variety of phytonutrients, but came at a cost—the time required to hunt and gather enough food for a day, let alone a season. “Then, 12,000 years ago, we had a better idea—gardening,” says Robinson. “We evolved to 20 varieties in a garden versus 150 in wild plants.” First, farmers chose sweet, starchy, mild-tasting, oil-rich foods such as figs, dates and olives. “We’re hard-wired to choose high-calorie foods because they’re directly connected to the pleasure centers of the brain,” she adds. 26
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Find Jo Robinson’s free Wild Side Shopping Guide at Tinyurl.com/ WildSideProduceList. After that, the trend to grow sweeter-tasting, less nutritious plants snowballed. Robinson cites research that found adding one Golden Delicious apple to the daily diet of a small group of overweight men led to higher levels of undesirable low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol and triglycerides due to its high-fructose content and low levels of antioxidants (International Journal of Preventive Medicine).
Wilder Options Even organic farming methods, in which the soil is naturally enriched, can’t return all those lost nutrients to our food. Rather than advocate that we return to eating wild foods, Robinson suggests finding wild equivalents. Even those that follow a paleo diet—presumably eaten by early humans and consisting chiefly of meat, fish, vegetables and fruit, excluding dairy, grain products and commercially processed items—could use further refinements in the produce they choose. She recommends specific varieties of fruits and vegetables and explains the benefits of “wild” foods such as meat, eggs and dairy from livestock and poultry fed on grass on her website, EatWild.com. We can make smarter choices, seeking wilder-type varieties of foods at the grocery store, farmers’ market and garden seed companies. In general, they are more vividly colored, especially from red to purple, and less sweet. Brightly colored fruits and vegetables indicate a botanical sunscreen the plant produces to protect itself from ultraviolet light and other external threats, notes Robinson; it’s an indication of a higher antioxidant activity. “Find as many purple foods as possible because they have anthocyanins, known to fight cancer and inflammation,” suggests Robinson. “The original carrot from Afghanistan is purple. It’s only been orange for the past 400 years when it was bred to salute the royal House of Orange, in the Netherlands.” According to Robinson, we can also prepare our foods in ways that maximize their phytonutrient content. Eat fresh-picked asparagus and broccoli immediately or their natural sugars and antioxidants disappear. Let chopped or pressed garlic sit for 10 minutes before using so its pungent allicin—the healthy compound that benefits our health—will increase. Tear fresh lettuce the day before eating and keep it fresh in a plastic bag with poked holes, to allow the stillliving lettuce to rally its healthy compounds as if its battered leaves were repelling an insect attack. This emerging science of polyphenols, the technical term for phytonutrients in our food, will be explosive, predicts this pioneering research-based author. “There’s a new study just about every month,” she finds. It can all lead toward breeding and growing more nutritious foods that are more readily accessible to everyone. Judith Fertig writes cookbooks and foodie fiction from Overland Park, KS (JudithFertig.com).
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he old way of thinking about fruits and vegetables is ‘the more, the better,’ regardless of what you choose,” says wild food expert Jo Robinson. “Unfortunately, the most popular ones are the least nutritious, like Golden Delicious apples and supersweet corn.” In Eating on the Wild Side, Robinson cites considerable research that shows we can make better choices within each food category by simply selecting varieties closer to their wild ancestors. Generally, the most phytonutrientrich options include kale, spinach, lettuces, asparagus and artichokes. Here are other top tips from the literature. n Tart apples such as Granny Smith, Braeburn, Honeycrisp and Liberty boost phytonutrients and fiber while reducing fructose content. n Haas avocados deliver more vitamin E and other antioxidants to support smooth skin and shiny hair than smaller Mexican avocados. n Red finger bananas, when fully ripened to a deep magenta, are higher in vitamin C, beta-carotene, potassium and fiber than the common Cavendish banana. n Canned beans (which have been dried and then cooked) are better than home-cooked beans because the heat required for the canning process enhances their nutritional content. n Grass-fed beef is higher in vitamin E, beta-carotene and omega-3 essential fatty acids than corn-fed beef. n Dried currants made from Black Corinth grapes (sold as “Zante currants”) have more antioxidants than either brown or golden raisins. n Red grapefruit is preferred to yellow; the darker the red, the more beneficial the fruit. Red grapefruit but not yellow has been shown to lower triglycerides. n Raw kale is both the most bitter and beneficial of all the cruciferous vegetables. n Dark orange-hued mangos are superior to other tropical fruits, possessing five times the vitamin C of oranges and the fiber of pineapples. n Cherry, grape and currant tomatoes deliver more cancerpreventing lycopene than beefsteak tomatoes.
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t’s not too early to begin planning next year’s garden. For those that long to grow their own fruits and vegetables but are short on time and strength, consider the Stout method of no-work gardening. Ruth Stout, an amateur gardener during the 1940s who became known as the Mulch Queen, developed this technique, which is still used by gardeners today with the same remarkable results. Stout grew tired of the strain and work associated with traditional gardening, such as plowing, cultivating soil, weeding, feeding, spraying pesticides and watering. One day she decided to forgo the extra work and try a more natural approach. Her revolutionary no-work system took the home gardening world by storm. Many experts of the day dismissed her findings, but that did not dampen her enthusiasm
or her plentiful harvests. This insightful woman grew her own food with as little physical effort as possible until her death at age 96. The secret behind the Stout method is simply maintaining an eight-inch-deep level of organic mulch on the entire garden at all times. The mulch suppresses weeds, feeds the soil and keeps precious moisture in the ground. The mulch can consist of any matter that decays or rots, including hay or straw, leaves, grass clippings, pine needles, newspaper, sawdust and non-protein food scraps. Stout believed that even a compost pile was too much additional work, and she encouraged gardeners to simply throw their kitchen scraps directly onto the mulch to create fine organic planting soil. It’s ideal to begin this mulch project in fall, but it can also be done
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in spring. Gardeners can set newspapers or thin cardboard as the first mulch layer to quickly cover weeds or eliminate sod. To install starter plants, simply pull back an area of mulch, make a small shallow hole or slash the ground with a hand trowel, place the plant on top of this area, and then restore the mulch around the plant. To plant seeds, pull back an area of mulch and plant the seeds in the soil. Check the seed package or research proper planting depth. Do not replace the thick mulch on top of the seeds. Leave the seeds open to sprout. This is the only time that the deep mulch is not used. Thin the new seedlings as they grow to prevent overcrowding. After these steps, maintain 8 inches of mulch as needed, enjoy the summer and wait for the harvest. Stout’s simple, no-work mulch method has proven successful for the past 70 years. For those ready to toss the rototiller, watering devices, pesticides and hours of backbreaking labor for a naturally productive garden, consider this approach, which continues to provide inspiration and delicious homegrown produce for indolent gardeners everywhere. Sue Odland is a local freelance writer and avid gardener who found her summertime freedom through the Stout method.
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ivorce stories are much like war stories—only funnier when they involve our neighbors instead of us and our soon-to-be ex. Mediation, the process of an expert guiding divorcing parties, makes a great deal of emotional sense. Compared to hostile negotiations and potential litigation, mediation makes tremendous financial sense, too. Consider the value of a trustworthy, experienced mediator that has the ability to isolate difficult issues and help couples work collaboratively without animosity toward a successful conclusion. One step removed from mediation is the collaborative divorce. While each party retains his or her own counsel, everyone involved agrees to participate in the negotiation and settlement process. The parties themselves, attorneys and possibly therapists and/or other professionals work together to help reach an amicable resolution. Mediation or a collaborative divorce are not right for everyone, but every divorcing couple should consider the benefits. It is private, with no public record; maintenance, support, visitation and division of assets and debts are all included in a central pot that can be resolved piece by piece or with some give and take that keeps both partners involved and focused on managing issues both big and small; plus, the couple maintains total control, with no unfavorable impositions by a judge. Parenting decisions are in the agreement, so the interests of the children come first. The case is not filed until a resolution is reached, so the parties do not have to worry about the stress of litigation and trial. Also, they are more likely to abide by the agreement after the final dissolution, and that means a greater likelihood of open discussion when future parenting concerns come up.
All of these reasons make it better to stay focused on the end result and work through a collaborative or mediated divorce to avoid the stress of being stuck in a lawyer’s office over who gets what in the household. Perhaps the biggest benefit is that without protracted haggling and court time, these options are far more cost efficient.
Cindy K. Campbell is an attorney who focuses on mediation, collaborative family law, adoption, guardianship, wills and trusts at 208 S. Jefferson, Ste. 204, in Chicago, and 1001 E. Chicago Ave., Ste. 121, in Naperville. For more information, call 866-566-9494 or visit CKCampbell.com. See listing, page 38.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 12th Annual Lightworkers Midwest Conference – Sept 30-Oct 2. 3pm Fri thru 6pm Sun. Featuring high-energy lectures, shopping and live entertainment. It showcases bestselling authors, leadership coaches, spiritual entrepreneurs and channelers commenting on pertinent, cutting-edge topics. Speaking topics will include spirituality and personal growth, holistic healing, angels, near-death experiences, quantum physics, past lives, hypnosis, releasing poverty consciousness and experiential exercises. $10/Friday, $132/Saturday, $70/Sunday, $222/three days. Benedictine University, 5700 College Rd, Lisle. 630-579-8184. LightworkersConference.com. Herbal Medicine Workshop – 9:30am-6pm. With Richo and Jebran Cech of Strictly Medicinals (formerly Horizon Herbs) in Williams, OR, to share their decades-long knowledge of herbal medicine. In this hands-on workshop get an overview of compounding herbal formulas, tinctures for common ailments, making multi-herb infused oils and salve making. All levels welcome. $40/person; includes lunch. On-site accommodations available for $40/night. MA Amma Center Chicago, 41W501 Keslinger Rd, Elburn. Info: Chicago.Amma.org. Chicago Vegan Mania – 10am-5pm. The ultimate celebration of compassionate culture. Open to all: vegans and omnivores alike. Speakers include Jane Velez-Mitchell, Farm Sanctuary co-founder Gene Bauer and James Loomis, MD. Speakers, cooking demos, free goodie bags, live music, exhibit hall and giant food court. Free. Broadway Armory, 5917 N Broadway, Chicago. ChicagoVeganMania.com. Exploring Your Vital Energy through the Chakras – 10:30am-4:30pm. Participants will learn the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual significance of kundalini energy, chakra centers and the aura, and find ways to bring balance and ease into life as they work with meditations, accessible exercises, lifestyle suggestions and other practical techniques for each chakra. $60/nonmembers, $50/members, $70/door. The Theosophical Society, 1926 N Main St, Wheaton. 630-668-1571. Theosophical.org.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 Soul Lift Expo – 11am-3pm. This inaugural expo will bring together wellness vendors from across the area. Visitors can meet experts in the fields of health, wellness and beauty and enjoy vendor demos and presentations, light refreshments, raffles and prize drawings. $20. Marriot Chicago Naperville, 1801 N Naper Blvd. Info: MonicaCavazos.com.
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Mental Health and Well-Being – 6-7pm. Join Dr Laura Lauko from Naperville Counseling Center at The Energy Bar to learn the importance of emotional well-being and its effect on overall health. Free. 640 S Washington St, Ste 180, Naperville. 630-5175944. TheEnergyBar.com.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4 Reflexology Certification Level 1 – 10am-2pm. Taught by Michael McAleese, this 10-week class is a 125-hour certification course or 40-hour Continued Education course, which covers reflexology of the foot, theory, hands-on practice of holistic reflexology techniques and assessment skills. Approximately 8.5 hours of homework per week. $600.
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Introduction to Dragon and Tiger Medical Qigong – 7pm. Widely practiced in China, these are the two qigong systems most commonly used by cancer patients. Learn the seven gentle movements that activate and balance all the major acupuncture meridians, while enhancing flexibility, performance and healing. $10. The Theosophical Society, 1926 N Main St, Wheaton. 630-668-1571. Theosophical.org. Better Sleep and Stress Management with Essential Oils and Acupuncture – 7-8:30pm. Join Clinical Aromatherapist, Dawn Duffy for an evening to learn how to wake up feeling rested, better manage stress and simply enjoy life. Free. The Emperor’s Medicine, 932 N Wright, Ste 120, Naperville. 630428-9001. FoxValleyAcupuncture.com.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7 Courts Plus Healthy Halloween Party – 6-7:30pm. Trick-or-treaters ages 3 to 7 can come dressed in costume to exercise, hunt for pumpkins, dance, trick-or-treat and make spooky crafts. Parents are welcome to watch this fun healthy celebration. Proceeds benefit the United Community Concerns food collection for families in need. $8 or $5/members. Courts Plus, 186 S West Ave, Elmhurst. 630-8335064. Courts-Plus.com.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8 Dragon and Tiger Medical Qigong Workshop – 10am-5pm. Performed standing, sitting or lying down, learn to activate and balance all the major acupuncture meridians to enhance health, flexibility, performance and the ability to heal from a broad range of ailments. Wear comfortable clothing and flat shoes. $60/nonmembers, $50/members, $70/ door. The Theosophical Society, 1926 N Main St, Wheaton. 630-668-1571. Theosophical.org. Gong Sound Meditation – 7-9pm. Join Marian and Gabriela Kraus to experience gong sound meditation as a therapeutic instrument in which sound and vibration work at a cellular level to rebalance physical, emotional and spiritual bodies, as well as help facilitate a deep sense of peace, release stress, tension and blocked energy. Registration required one week prior to session. $30. Tau Center, 26W171 Roosevelt Rd, Wheaton. 630-909-6808. TauCenter.org.
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9 Reiki I Certification Class – 10am-5:30pm. In this Usui Reiki I Certification Class, participants will become initiated and experience table treatments, grounding and meditation in addition to reiki precepts, principles and history, the seven major chakras and much more. Manual and handouts included along with healthy snack. $165. $65 deposit due at registration. Advanced Healthcare, 411 E Roosevelt Rd, Wheaton. 847-337-5303. Register: Golden MtGoat@comcast.net. Reiki III Master/Practitioner Certification Class – 10am-5:30pm. Learn Japanese reiki practices and learn the Reiki III master symbol. Session followed by table work. Book and practitioner manual included along with healthy snacks. Bring lunch. $222. $100 deposit due at registration. Advanced Healthcare, 411 E Roosevelt Rd, Wheaton. 847337-5303. Register: GoldenMtGoat@comcast.net. PathToTransformation.info/Classes.
Sessions/Presentation – 5-8pm. Enjoy a complimentary ($35 value) FDA-approved eight-minute session to increase energy and blood flow, followed by presentation, discussion and information about St Malachy, the Catholic Bishop in 1139ad who prophesied that the present Pope is the last pope. Garrett Wellness, 3020 N Kimball, Chicago. 708955-3634. EFT-Tom.com. Walk to Run 5K Training Program – 6-7am. Taught by experienced instructors, this program is for anyone who has never run or would like to get back to running. Participants will progress from walking to running while learning how to safely increase distance and pace, improve form and understand the importance of cross training and recovery. Rain or shine. $60/members, $75/nonmembers. Courts Plus, 186 S West Ave, Elmhurst. 630-8335064. Courts-Plus.com.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14 Dynamic Women’s Conference – 8:30am4:30pm. A unique mix of learning from inspirational keynotes, mingling with other like-minded professionals and participating in exclusive VIP opportunities. Portion of the proceeds to benefit the DPWN Angel Foundation. Meadows Club, 2950 W Golf Rd, Rolling Meadows. Register: DynamicWomensConference.com.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 Mindfulness for Teens: Manage Stress, Regulate Emotions and Improve Attention, Connection, and Communication – 6-6:45pm. This six-week mindfulness training series will empower teens with the tools to succeed in their personal and academic life and help them manage stress, regulate emotions, build more self-awareness, cultivate inner resilience, and improve attention, connection and communication. $95. Universal Spirit Yoga, 408 W 5th St, Naperville. 630-416-7526. Salonso13@gmail.com
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11 Apple Pie in a Jar - Gluten Free – 6:30-9pm. Learn to process and preserve apples in a hot water bath for apple pie filling. In this hands-on class, attendees will learn to peel and core the apples using electric and manual gadgets to make the work go quickly. All levels welcome. $30. Heritage Prairie Farm, 2N308 Brundige Rd, Elburn. 630-776-4604. MarysWholesomeLiving.com.
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Mindfulness for Parents: Setting a Foundation for Mindful Family Interactions – 5-5:45pm. Learn practical ways of connecting with mindfulness during the joys and strains of parenthood in this six-week mindfulness series. Parents will learn simple techniques, skills and useful practices to help the entire family feel calm and centered. Universal Spirit Yoga, 408 W 5th St, Naperville. 630-4167526. Salonso13@gmail.com.
Gourmet Dinner and Seminar: Stress, Hormones and Health – 6:30-9pm. Dr Justin Coop teaches participants how hormone imbalances can affect sleep cycles, carbohydrate cravings and fat burning. Adults only but bring a spouse and up to two friends. Free. Hopvine Brewing Co, 4030 Fox Valley Center Dr, Aurora. RSVP required: 630-465-6685. InspiredHealthCenter.com.
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Lymphormation Health Lecture – Noon-2pm. Nationally board-certified Lymphedema Therapist Sharon Vogel hosts this lymphatic health lecture to talk about Lymphedema, self-manual lymph drainage techniques, immunity and exercises that drain swelling. Complimentary hands-on manual lymph drainage demonstration for those who RSVP. Free. Seating is limited. National Lymphatics Centers, 5002a Main St, Downers Grove. 630-241-4100. Lymphatics.net.
A Note-Able Performance – 3pm. Enjoy a musical variety show and art exhibit to benefit Documenting Hope. The show will include performers and artists who are children and adults who have recovered from chronic childhood conditions, such as autism, asthma, attention-deficit/ hyperactivity disorder and autoimmune diseases, who will entertain and inspire audiences. $15/ adults, $10/children. Wentz Concert Hall, 171 E Chicago Ave, Naperville. Tickets: Bit.ly/ANote AblePerformance. Info: DocumentingHope.com.
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Back Pain and Sciatica Workshop – 10-11am. Attend this workshop and learn about the causes of back pain or sciatica and picking the right treatment, plus an optional, no-cost assessment of back pain. Free. Be Fit Physical Therapy & Pilates, 1027 Burlington Ave, Downers Grove. 630-964-4008. BeFitptp.org.
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307, Naperville. RSVP required: 630-246-2627. DrKeithGiaquinto.com.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16 Healing and Health Workshop – 9:30am-1pm. 10am, workshop. Learn how we pick up other’s energy and how to protect ourselves. During first 30-minutes, experience Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), with guaranteed success and applied kinesiology (muscle testing) to tap into intuition, followed by workshop and complimentary eightminute bio-electronic magnetic energy therapy session ($35 value). Free/first 30-minutes, $15/ workshop. Soderworld Wellness, 16 W 501 Nielson, Willowbrook. 708-955-3634. EFT-Tom.com. Reiki II Certification Class – 10am-5:30pm. Through attunement/initiation and education, this class raises ones ability to direct healing energy both in person and at a distance. Learn powerful symbols to effect healing at a distance as well as how to incorporate aromatherapy in a reiki session. Practitioner manual, book and snacks included. $177. Advanced Healthcare Associates, 411 E Roosevelt Rd, Wheaton. 847-337-5303. Register: GoldenMtGoat@comcast.net.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 17 Aroma Mama and Child: Healthy Uses for Essential Oils During Pregnancy, Infancy and Childhood – 7-8:30pm. Join Clinical Aromatherapist Dawn Duffy as she uses her years of experience with high-quality essential oils to guide attendees on purchasing and using therapeutic grade oils safely during pregnancy, infancy and childhood. Free. The Emperor’s Medicine, 932 N Wright, Ste 120, Naperville. 630-428-9001. FoxValleyAcupuncture.com. Explorations in Centering Prayer – 7-8:30pm. Centering prayer is a method of silent prayer that prepares one to receive the gift of the divine pres-
Apple Pie in a Jar - Gluten Free – 6:30-9pm. Learn to process and preserve apples in a hot water bath for apple pie filling. In this hands-on class, attendees will learn to peel and core the apples using electric and manual gadgets to make the work go quickly. All levels welcome. $30. Whole Foods Naperville, 2607 W 75 St. 630-776-4604. MarysWholesome Living.com.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19 ence. Both beginners and experienced practitioners are welcome to come together in order to deepen their experiential knowing of God through a journey of meditation and prayer. $15. Tau Center, 26W171 Roosevelt Rd, Wheaton. Preregistration requested: 630-909-6808. TauCenter.org.
Health Talk with Dr E – 7-8pm. Part II of our Digestive Health series. This month, Dr Ennsmann will be discussing the conditions that are associated with the lower GI tract, how they impact overall health and provide tips for prevention and care. Arrive up to 30 minutes early for a complimentary chair massage. Free. CNM Care, 0s165 Church St, Winfield. 630-216-5916. cnmCare.com.
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Bio-Electronic Magnetic Energy Therapy Sessions/Presentation – 5-8pm. Enjoy a complimentary ($35 value) FDA-approved eight-minute session to increase energy and blood flow, followed by presentation, discussion and information about St Malachy, the Catholic Bishop in 1139 A.D. who prophesied that the present Pope is the last pope. Free. Garrett Wellness, 3020 N Kimball, Chicago. 708-955-3634. EFT-Tom.com. Natural Solutions to Asthma and Allergies – 6:30-8pm. Join Dr Keith Giaquinto to learn how to say goodbye to hay fever, sinusitis, chronic sinus congestion, food intolerances and asthma and exhaustion as a result of dealing with these conditions. Free. Wheatland Realty, 2244 W 95 St, Ste
savethedate FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 Professional Feng Shui Certification Class – Oct 21-23. The first three-day in-person class of a 77-hour program to become a certified feng shui consultant will explore the fundamentals of feng shui, the elements, on site feng shui consultation, color and shape usage, flow of energy, furniture placement and more. $738. Oak Brook. 630-279-8870. LauriePawli@gmail.com. TheFengShuiSchoolOfChicago.com.
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niques, immunity and exercises that drain swelling. Complimentary hands-on manual lymph drainage demonstration for those who RSVP, plus a $20 gift certificate toward next lymph drainage session. $20. Seating is limited. Stolen Moments Centre & Parisian Waxing, 1763 Freedom Dr, Ste 125, Naperville. 630-241-4100. Lymphatics.net.
savethedate FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 Feng Shui In A Day – 9:30am-4:30pm. Learn to create a nurturing environment for the home with this eye-opening class. Learn how to place the nine-square grid over your floor plan to identify all of the areas of the home including wealth, relationship and career. This is the first class of the professional certification process. $108. Oak Brook. 630-279-8870. LauriePawli@gmail.com. TheFengShuiSchoolOfChicago.com. Self-Awareness Evening: Tools for Transforming Troubled Times – 6:30-9:30pm. Attend one of four simultaneous talks during the first 30 minutes followed by private readings. Talks include: Learn how Chakra Balancing Can Help Your Health; How Your Akashic Records Guide you Along Your Unique Path; Mysterious Pet Problems Have You Perplexed?; and Numerology. Talks: free. Readings: $45/25 minutes. Advance registration recommended. Lightheart Center 0S 165 Church St, Winfield. RSVP: 630-260-1084. TheLightHeart Center.org.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 Seminar on Stress, Hormones and Health – 10:30am-noon. Kori Feldman, MD, offers a free seminar to discuss the impact of stress and hormones on health and how to achieve lifelong optimized living. Free. Mention Natural Awakenings to receive a free gift. Adventist La Grange Memorial Hospital, 5101 S Willow Springs Rd, La Grange. RSVP required: 708-340-6184. Integrativefha.com. Howl-O-Ween Party – 11am-4pm. Trick-or-treat at Elmhurst Animal Care Center for family- and dogfriendly activities including costume contests for best dressed, photo booth, food, raffles, giveaways and a variety of vendors for both pets and people. Free. 850 S Riverside Dr, Elmhurst. 630-530-1900. Marketing@ThePetExperts.com. ElmhurstAnimal CareCenter.com.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 Howl-O-Ween Party – 11am-2pm. Trick-or-treat at Wheaton Animal Hospital for family- and dogfriendly activities including costume contests for best dressed, photo booth, food, raffles, giveaways and a variety of vendors for both pets and people. Free. 266 Roosevelt Rd, Glen Ellyn. 630-665-1500. WheatonAnimalHospital.com.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 24 Taking Time to Wonder: Explorations in Our Sacred Universe – 9-11:30am. Thru Nov. 7. Come walk through the magnificent story of our origin and unfolding, gather new insights about the source of the universe and the role of the human in this
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Four Gongs, Four Directions – 7pm. Wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring a mat and/or blanket. In the communal spirit, we’ll share a cup of homemade Yogi Tea afterward. $25/person (preregistered), $30/door. The Theosophical Society, 1926 N Main Street, Wheaton. 630-668-1571. Info@ Theosophical.org. Bit.ly/FourGongsFourDirections.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29 moment. $60. The Well Spirituality Center, 1515 West Ogden Ave, LaGrange Park. 708-482-5048. csjTheWell.org. EFT with a Guarantee Workshop – 10am-4pm. Learn and experience the basics of Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) plus how to guarantee success in personal sessions. Receive two complimentary eight-minute bio-electronic magnetic energy therapy sessions ($35 value each). Money back guarantee. $97. 6 CEs for psychologists. MidAmerica Hypnosis Conference, Crowne Plaza Hotel, 2875 Milwaukee Ave, Northbrook. Preregistration required: 708-955-3634. EFT-Tom.com. Thyroid Challenges – 6-6:30pm. Learn about the two main causes of thyroid problems and what to do to naturally to support normal function of the thyroid with Dr Keith Giaquinto. Free. Inside Haug Chiropractic, 300 E Ogden Ave, Naperville. RSVP required: 630-246-2627. DrKeithGiaquinto.com.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25 Meditation 101 – 6-6:30pm. Join Dr Keith Giaquinto at The Energy Bar to learn simple ways to control thoughts through meditation and improve overall health. Free. 640 S Washington St, Ste 180, Naperville. 630-517-5944. TheEnergyBar.com. Gourmet Dinner and Seminar: Stress, Hormones and Health – 6:30-9pm. Dr Justin Coop teaches participants how hormone imbalances can affect sleep cycles, carbohydrate cravings and fat burning. Adults only but bring a spouse and up to two friends. Free. Hopvine Brewing Co, 4030 Fox Valley Center Dr, Aurora. RSVP required: 630-465-6685. InspiredHealthCenter.com.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27 Writing as a Spiritual Path – 7pm. The purpose of a spiritual path is to bring us fully into the moment, to be aware of our soul story and ultimately to connect with the great mysterious. Nancy Hill will show us a way to express through writing what our five senses notice in each moment and how this spiritual practice can help us experience life more deeply. $10. The Theosophical Society, 1926 N Main St, Wheaton. 630-668-1571. info@Theosophical.org. Theosophical.org/programs/lectures/3913.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28 Lymphormation Health Lecture: Complete Decongestive Therapy – 6:30-8pm. Nationally board-certified Lymphedema Therapist Sharon Vogel hosts this lymphatic health lecture to talk about Lymphedema, self-manual lymph drainage tech-
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Pre-Certification Workshop for EFT with a Guarantee – Oct 29-30. 9:30am-5pm. 12-hour workshop for both beginners and experienced Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) practitioners. Learn basic EFT plus how to guarantee success in every EFT session. $225, $195/advance registration. $95 for prior attendance at any of Masbaum’s sixhour or longer workshops. Certificates of completion and money back guarantee. 12 CEs. Soderworld Wellness, 16 W 501 Nielson, Willowbrook. 630455-5885. EFT-Tom.com. Howl-O-Ween Party – 11am-2pm. Trick-or-treat at Springbrook Animal Care Center for family- and dog-friendly activities including costume contests for best dressed, photo booth, food, raffles, giveaways and a variety of vendors for both pets and people. Free. 2759 Forgue Dr, Naperville. 630-4280500. SpringbrookAnimalCareCenter.com.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30 Howl-O-Ween Party – 11am-2pm. Trick-or-treat at Naperville Animal Hospital for family- and dogfriendly activities including costume contests for best dressed, photo booth, food, raffles, giveaways and a variety of vendors for both pets and people. Free. Free. 1023 E Ogden Ave, Naperville. 630-3555300. NapervilleAnimalHospital.com.
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Cooking with the Doc – Spend a fun, informative evening cooking with Dr. Michelle Ennsmann. Begin with a stop at a local grocery store for a tutorial in label reading and shopping. Then, it’s back to your home for a hands-on experience, turning those groceries into a delicious, healthy meal. Cost varies per menu plan. CNM Care, 0S165 Church St., Winfield. By appointment: 630-216-5916. cnmCare.com. Individual Day Retreats – 8am-6pm. Monday thru Friday. Reserve a day to sit in a quiet space and reconnect with inner-wisdom and work towards peace and spiritual nourishment. Day Retreats provide a designated quiet room and access to other contemplative spaces and amenities, along with resources available for one’s use in quiet reflection, prayer, reading or meditation. $25. Advanced registration required. Tau Center, 26W171 Roosevelt Rd, Wheaton. 630-909-6808.
sunday Lymphormation Health Lecture – Noon-2pm. 2nd Sunday. Nationally board certified Lymphedema Therapist Sharon Vogel hosts this lymphatic health lecture to talk about Lymphedema, self-manual lymph drainage techniques, immunity and exercises that drain swelling. Complimentary hands-on manual lymph drainage demonstration for those who RSVP. Free. Seating is limited. National Lymphatics Centers, 5002a Main St, Downers Grove. 630-2414100. Lymphatics.net.
monday Addiction Treatment with Acupuncture – 6:307:15pm. The Emperor’s Medicine offers detox acupuncture for those who want to quit smoking or overcome food addictions and other hard-to-quit bad habits. These acupuncture treatments are for addictions only. Acupuncture will be provided by a board certified, licensed acupuncturist. $25 per treatment. 932 N Wright St, Ste 120, Naperville. 630-428-9001. FoxValleyAcupuncture.com. Mindful Meditation – 7-8:30pm. 1st and 3rd Mondays. People of all faiths and traditions welcome to open meditation sessions—a practice of mindful meditation in the general style of Thich Nhat Hanh. Each session begins with a guided meditation or brief reading, followed by an hour meditation where participants alternate 20 minutes of sitting/walking/ sitting. Free. Tau Center, 26W171 Roosevelt Rd, Wheaton. 630-909-6805. TauCenter.org. Zumba – 7:30-8:30pm. 1st and 3rd Mondays. Certified instructor Dana Trampas will lead Zumba classes for people ages 13 and up (under 18 with
Hula Classes – 7:30-9pm. Experience the beauty of Hawaiian hula dancing from Renee Luana Page, who learned from island hula masters and works in partnership with the Heart of Hawaii Hula Company. Learn basic foot movements and hand gestures. Wear comfortable clothing and stocking or bare feet. No experience necessary. $30 per month. Light Heart Center, 0S165 Church St, Winfield. 630-2601084. TheLightHeartCenter.org.
Power Vinyasa with Monica Cavazos – 6-7pm. Prepare to have a transformational experience in this power vinyasa class that helps students connect and heal through movements and methods of the body as well as create well-being. All levels welcome. $21. Clarus Center, 28379 Davis Pkwy, Ste 801, Warrenville. MonicaCavazos.com. parental permission). Wear comfortable clothes and feel free to bring a water bottle. No registration required. Free. Glenside Public Library, 25 E Fullerton Ave, Glendale Heights. 630-260-1550. Glensidepld.org.
tuesday Viniyoga – 6:30-8pm. Nancy Chapdelaine, RYT, CYT, teaches this approach to yoga that promotes clarity of mind and a feeling of well-being. All classes are drop-in. $15/class, $75/6-week pass. Clarus Center, 28379 Davis Pkwy, Ste 801, Warrenville. 630-474-0842. Holistic Moms Network – 7-9pm. 1st Tuesday. Holistic Moms serves as a support community for those interested in holistic living and natural parenting. Free. The Health Doctors, 28379 Davis Pkwy, Warrenville. PrincessLeja2003@yahoo.com. LAMAS Qigong – 6:15-7:30pm. Learn about the powerful effects of this ancient Chinese healing art and how to reduce stress and improve energy, well-being, concentration and relaxation. Wear comfortable, loose clothing. Bring a yoga mat or towel. $15. ARC Physical Therapy, 183 N York St, Elmhurst. 630-832-6919. arc-pt.com.
wednesday Taoist Tai Chi – 6:30-7:30pm. Practicing Taoist Tai Chi arts can help the mind return to stillness, clarity and wisdom, and return the body to a balanced, relaxed and healthy state. Free. Elmhurst Public Library, 125 S Prospect Ave, Elmhurst. 630-2798696. ElmhurstPublicLibrary.org. Healthy Cooking with Christy Kabanni – 7-8:30pm. 2nd and 4th Wednesdays. Learn to cook with whole foods that the entire family will enjoy. In addition to cooking, classes will focus on the healing properties and health benefits of the whole food ingredients incorporated in the recipes. $30. Alive Center, 500 W 5th Ave, Naperville. 630-778-6093. AliveNaperville.com.
How to Be a Healthy Vegetarian – 7pm. Third Thursday. Join Dr .Thor to learn about a healthy progression to a plant-based diet and discuss benefits, facts and fictions of a healthy vegetarian lifestyle. Food will be sampled, cooking tips shared. RSVP. Free. World Tree Natural Medicine, 17W703 Butterfield Rd, Ste F, Oakbrook Terrace. 630-359-5522. The HealingPowerofNature.com. Manifesting Energy & Well-Being – 7pm. 2nd Thursday. Join certified Theta Healing Practitioner Tomi Jimenez to learn about tools and modalities, such as EFT tapping, to help with personal growth and self-empowerment. $15/drop-in. The Healing Place, 513 W 87 St, Naperville. 630-696-6533.
friday Lymphormation Health Lecture – 6:30-8pm. 4th Friday. Nationally board certified Lymphedema Therapist Sharon Vogel hosts this lymphatic health lecture to talk about Lymphedema, self-manual lymph drainage techniques, immunity and exercises that drain swelling. Complimentary hands-on manual lymph drainage demonstration for those who RSVP. $20. Seating is limited. Stolen Moments Centre & Parisian Waxing, 1763 Freedom Dr, Ste 125, Naperville. 630-241-4100. Lymphatics.net. Let’s Talk Neurofeedback – 7-8pm. 1st Friday. With Dr. Jim Kowal, PhD. An informational talk about cutting-edge neurofeedback. Free. Ruah Center, 1110 N Washington St, Naperville. RSVP required. 630-637-4002. UltimateBrain.com.
saturday Aerial Yoga – 10:30-11:30am. Aerial yoga offers the benefit of deeper release and hydration of muscles through therapeutic support of the hammock. Participants indulge in a new perspective as they invert effortlessly with safety and security and finish class cocooned inside of the comfortable fabric to be gently rocked into a guided meditation. Registration Required. $35 (discount with package rates). Mindful Movements, 22W550 Poss St, Glen Ellyn. 630-469-2911. Mindful-Movements.net.
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Bridget Juister, L.Ac. 701 N. York Rd, Hinsdale 115 N. Oak Park Ave. Oak Park 773-860-2267 • BHolistic.com
Wi t h m o r e t h a n 1 0 y e a r s experience, Bridget Juister offers clinical and intuitive acupuncture therapy to help relieve physical pain, manage chronic illness and achieve emotional well-being. She practices in Hinsdale and Oak Park.
THE EMPEROR’S MEDICINE
Selma Gladney, MSOM 932 N Wright St, Ste 120, Naperville 630-428-9001 • FoxValleyAcupuncture.com
In addition to obtaining her board certification in acupuncture and oriental medicine, Selma Gladney completed post-graduate studies in Beijing, China, training with top Oriental medicine physicians to earn a certificate in advanced acupuncture studies. She specializes in women’s health, cancer care and pain management. See ad, page 21.
WORLD TREE NATURAL MEDICINE
Sharon M Vogel, LMT, CLT, BCTMB, Lymph 5002a Main St, Downers Grove 1763 Freedom Dr, Ste 125, Naperville 630-241-4100 Lymphatics.net
Sharon Vogel is referred by the Mayo Clinic, national surgeons and physicians. She offers 25 years’ experience and is Nationally Board Certified, specializing in clinical procedures alleviating muscle spasms, rotator cuff issues, swelling and lymphedema through manual lymphatic drainage, trigger point, and craniofacial and myofascial release—all to assist clients in regaining health. Free consult and treatment the second Sunday of each month, noon-2pm in Downers Grove with RSVP. See ad, page 27.
CHIROPRACTIC, ACUPUNCTURE, NUTRITION GENUINE CARE HEALTH & WELLNESS
Amey “Dr. Gus” Muzumdar, DC 850 N Cass Ave, Ste 101, Westmont 630-353-5250 GenuineCareCenter.com
Clinical research has proven that our unified approach allows us to decrease the cost of care and accelerate healing and recovery time while simultaneously providing a more effective holistic program. See ad, page 23.
Wm Thor Conner, ND, LMT Kristina Conner, ND, MSOM 17W703-F Butterfield Rd, Oakbrook Terrace 630-359-5522 TheHealingPowerOfNature.com
Acupuncture is an effective, noninvasive therapy; when combined with naturopathic medicine, there is almost nothing that can’t be addressed. Dr. Kristina Conner has more than a decade of experience in healing patients and improving lives.
PURE HEALTH AND WELLNESS Justin Hunter, DC, DCBCN 213 W Jefferson Ave, Naperville 630-435-0100 Purehw.com
Since 2003, Dr. Hunter and team have specialized in wellness care for the entire family. They are committed to naturally healing each client’s mind and body with chiropractic care, acupuncture, clinical nutrition and physical therapy to ensure successful overall treatment.
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COOKING & CANNING CLASSES MARY’S WHOLESOME LIVING Mary T. Krystinak West Chicago, 630-776-4604 MarysWholesomeLiving.com WholesomeMary@att.net
Mary Krystinak is an avid cook, teacher, gardener and outdoorswoman who enjoys sharing her knowledge with others. Mary’s Wholesome Living provides practical education, real-life experiences and helpful connections to live a more downto-earth lifestyle.
DENTISTRY WHEATON COSMETIC DENTISTRY
1275 E Butterfield Rd, Ste 202, Wheaton 630-653-5152 WheatonCosmeticDentist.com
Sumeet Beri, DDS, is dedicated to his patients’ overall health and wellness. He and his staff provide a blended care approach of informed dental expertise with whole health care and state-of-theart technology. See ad, page 3.
EFT-EMOTIONAL FREEDOM TECHNIQUES EFT WITH A GUARANTEE Tom Masbaum 708-955-3634 eft-Tom.com eftWithTom@gmail.com
Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) is a gentle, simple, successful process for releasing many emotional and physical symptoms. Masbaum has conducted more than 6,500 individual sessions, mostly on the phone, and hundreds of workshops. Initial call free, with 100 percent guarantee or no charge.
ENERGY HEALING THERAPISTS HEALING BRIDGE, MIND, BODY & SPIRIT Kelly Goetz, EEMCP, CLP Naperville, 630-301-8331 HealingBridge-mbs.com
The body holds the answers to your health. Kelly Goetz, Eden Energy Medicine certified practitioner, authorized instructor and certified LifeLine practitioner uses Applied Kinesiology to dialogue with your body to uncover what it needs and support it by restoring balance through nine different energy systems to heal clients physically, mentally and spiritually.
MARGARET “MAGGIE” HANKAMP St. Charles 845-300-0717 Hankamp@gmail.com
Tap your acupressure points to relieve pain. Call me, Skype me at “ohanamaggie” or watch videos on YouTube (search Margaret Hankamp). May every cell of your body enjoy health, love and prosperity.
FENG SHUI THE FENG SHUI SCHOOLOF CHICAGO Laurie Pawli, Certified Feng Shui Consultant LauriePawli@gmail.com CreateTheFeeling.com TheFengShuiSchoolOfChicago.com
A Gold Level School offering basic “Feng Shui in a Day” classes and a 77-hour Certified Feng Shui Consultant Training Program. A “layering” approach is taught using Form, Best Personal Direction and Front Door Bagua placement.
FINANCIAL PLANNING HOOPIS GROUP, LLC
James Jasper Whit King 1555 Naperville/Wheaton Rd, Ste 209 Naperville, 630-857-3081
A division of Mass Mutual, Hoopis Group, LLC offers a straightforward approach to helping clients build financial strategies focused on their individual circumstances and objectives.
FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE & WELLNESS INSPIRED HEALTH CENTER
Justin Coop, DC 28379 Davis Pkwy, Ste 803, Warrenville 630-465-6685 InspiredHealthCenter.com
Family wellness practice for children to adults, integrating chiropractic care within a functional wellness program, which uses a natural approach centered on five pillars of health: Nervous System, Nutrition, Detoxification, Hormones and Fitness. See ad, page 7.
HBOT, NEUROFEEDBACK & NUTRITION
HOLISTIC HEALTH PRACTITIONER
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Dr. Kristin specializes in naturally resolving anxiety, auto-immune, cardiovascular, depression, diabetes, GI issues, hormone imbalance, infection, infertility, sleep issues, thyroid and adrenal imbalance, and much more utilizing supplements as well as Hyperbaric Oxygen and Neurofeedback. See ad, page 31.
Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) is a gentle, simple, successful process for releasing many emotional and physical symptoms. Masbaum has conducted more than 6,500 individual sessions, mostly on the phone, and hundreds of workshops. Specialties include PTSD, grief, digestive issues, cancer, backaches, and hips and knees. Initial call free, with 100 percent guarantee or no charge.
Dr. Kristin Klocko PharmD RPh, PSc.D Wheaton, IL Health-His-Way.com 630-254-0766
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OPTIMAL HEALTH & WELLNESS CENTER
ADVANCED HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATES
Susan Kelenyi, DC, BCIM, CAFNI, PScD 800 Roosevelt Rd, Bldg D, Ste 104 Glen Ellyn, 630-858-9900 OptimalHealthCtr.com
Dr. Susie Warden, DC 411 E Roosevelt Rd, Wheaton 630-260-1300 AdvancedHealth.us
Advanced Healthcare is the onestop healthcare center in Dupage County with chiropractic physicians, a medical doctor, physical therapy, massage, nutrition, exercise classes and spa. If health is truly what you are searching for, this is the center. See ad, page 19.
Utilizing Functional Medicine and advanced technology, Dr. Kelenyi help s peo ple w ith ch ro nic conditions that have not responded well to other treatments or who have not met their recovery goals using other methods. She specializes in autoimmune disease, peripheral neuropathy and knee pain.
INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE
HEALTHSOURCE LOMBARD
INTEGRATIVE FAMILY HEALTH ASSOCIATES
David Zuelke, DC 244 E Roosevelt Rd, Lombard 630-261-0001 HealthSourceLombard.com
Using natural treatments, we remove any interference that may stall your body’s natural ability to heal. We further enhance your vitality through nutrition, strengthening, and by restoring proper structural and muscular function and balance. See ad, page 28.
HOLISTIC EDUCATION SCHOOL OF HOLISTIC MASSAGE AND REFLEXOLOGY 515 Ogden Ave, Downers Grove 630-968-7827 sohmar.com
Tom Masbaum 708-955-3634 eft-Tom.com eftWithTom@gmail.com
SOHMAR is dedicated to teaching holistic massage, reflexology, aromatherapy and continuing education (for CE credits). The school offers affordable training that embraces physical, mental and spiritual healing.
Kori Feldman, MD 4727 Willow Springs Rd, LaGrange 708-482-1099, Integrativefha.com
Kori Feldman is an integrative physician focused on helping people attain lifelong optimal health. Her Wellness Program can restore health and vitality for any proactive adult who is ready for change. See ad, page 4.
KATIE JOHNSON, DC, LAC
5151 Mochel Dr, Ste 200, Downers Grove 3381 W Main St, Ste 1, St Charles 630-474-2720 LotusHealthCenter.com
Katie Johnson practices integrative medicine with a focus on women’s health, infertility, hormone imbalance and fatigue. Combining naturopathic and Traditional Chinese Medicine, she helps people regain balance and good health.
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INTERNAL HEALTH SPECIALIST
NATUROPATHIC DOCTORS CNM CARE
Michelle Ennsmann, DC, ND 0S165 Church St, Winfield 630-216-5916 cnmCare.com
KEITH GIAQUINTO, DC
300 E Ogden Ave, Naperville 630-246-2627 DrKeithGiaquinto.com
CNM Care is a patient-centered, vitality-based practice in Winfield. Our mission is to empower individuals by fostering knowledge, health and wellness through chiropractic and naturopathic health care and massage.
Say goodbye to reflux, IBS, Crohn’s, colitis, constipation, diarrhea, allergies, asthma, eczema and psoriasis. Dr. Keith uses adjustments, exercises, enzyme nutrition and lifestyle changes to help heal his patients.
INTUITIVE CONSULTATION HEATHER FAUN BASL
630-210-8688, 312-502-1539 GraceAngels.com Heather@GraceAngels.com
Specializing in intuitive counsel and psychic work including Akashic records, card readings, connection with loved ones, home and business readings/clearings, energy healing, personal mentoring and angel work with children. Working with individuals that have health concerns, mental stress and/or want to find clarity with their life situations.
WORLD TREE NATURAL MEDICINE
Wm Thor Conner, ND, LMT Kristina Conner, ND, MSOM 17W703-F Butterfield Rd, Oakbrook Terrace 630-359-5522 TheHealingPowerOfNature.com
With roots in traditional wisdom and branches in modern science, we use a whole person focus featuring botanical, nutritional, homeopathic, physical and Chinese medical approaches. Call for a 15-minute consultation.
PHYSICAL THERAPY/ CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICAL THERAPY CHIROPRACTIC CENTER
LEGAL THE LAW OFFICES OF CINDY CAMPBELL
1S443 Summit Ave, Ste 304B, Oakbrook Ter 1001 E Chicago Ave, Ste 121, Naperville 866-566-9494 CKCampbell.com
Our practice focuses on helping people who want to reach a resolution and stay out of court. Some of our services include mediation, collaborative family law, adoption, guardianship, and wills and trusts.
Dr. David Cavazos, DC 66 E North Ave, Carol Stream 630-915-3600 DrDavidCavazosdc.com
David Cavazos, DC, and staff utilize nutritional therapy, acupuncture, physical therapy and chiropractic to treat people for conditions related to workers compensation, motor vehicle accidents, sports injuries, back pain, headaches, personal injury and post-surgery.
Are You An Alternative Healer Seeking A Place To Build Your Dream Practice? The Healing Place Wants You! Our office is seeking passionate, mature, self motivated Healers who CHOOSE to work for themselves, yet with a team.
Affordable Rates Vary On Part Or Full Time Status.
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SPA AND SALT CAVE TIMELESS SPA & SALT CAVE
3540 Seven Bridge, Ste 130, Woodridge 630-428-0700 TimelessDaySpa.com
Timeless Spa has temporarily relocated while it builds a brand new salt cave and spa center. Currently offering healing and spa services including energy treatments, reiki, facials, massage and more. See ad, page 31.
SENIOR DAY CARE NAPERVILLE SENIOR CENTER ADULT DAY SERVICES
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Naperville Senior Center is dedicated to providing exceptional adult day services, including personal care, nutritious meals, fun activities and exercise, to enrich the lives of members and provide peace of mind for caregivers and families.
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