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ctober’s issue brings an abundance of health news that underscores the importance of paying attention to the little things—like teeth and gums. Our feature, “Mouth Matters: A Holistic Approach to Oral Health,” delves into the mounting evidence that this “doorway to the body” can usher in heart issues, inflammatory response and even Alzheimer’s if not well maintained.

In keeping with this inside-out, whole-body approach, writer Marlaina Donato offers insights into how one region of the body might affect a seemingly unrelated area in “Spinal Solutions: Chiropractic Care Yields Unexpected Results.” Thus, chiropractors can offer patients relief for a host of conditions, from asthma and digestion to headaches and temporomandibular joint disorders (TMJ).

Don’t forget that October is national Shelter Pet Michelle Vacanti, Publisher month and there are thousands of loving, healthy pets waiting to bring joy, companionship and wellness into your home. Julie Peterson presents solid research on the many benefits of the human-animal bond—and why pets adopted from shelters can be the most devoted of all. For the purebred enthusiasts, check out the numerous rescues that focus on individual breeds. I am hooked on German Shepherds and decided to rescue my most recent young male, Rocky.

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Here at The Institute for Medical Wellness (IMW), we do extensive work and research around Metabolic Health. Conventional recommendations for Optimal Metabolic Health have failed to produce a healthy society. The percentage of people who are overweight, obese, pre-diabetic, diabetic, hypertensive, heart disease, and battling cancer are at historic highs. All of these disease processes have a dysfunctional metabolic basis. The IMW recommendation, backed up by 25-plus years of observation and study, is that the government health advice, while possibly well intentioned, is not only misleading, but may also be causing many of the chronic health problems listed above.

If you have been following the government’s or even the National Corporate Medical Society recommendations, yet still have one or more of the health issues already listed, set up an appointment at the IMW to further explore what may be at the root of the

n Lower your carbohydrate intake n Learn how to fast intermittently n Increase your activity level n Get proper sun exposure—without burning n Wake closer to sunrise and settle down closer to sunset n Improve your sleep n Decrease stress n Laugh more n Spend more time with family and friends and others that you care about n Most importantly, do not get into Twitter/internet debates with trolls The Institute For Medical Wellness is located at 110 Marter Ave., Ste. 408, in Moorestown. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 856-231-0590 or visit DrHorvitz.com.

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Contents 18 MOUTH MATTERS

A Holistic Approach to Oral Health

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20 SCOTT SILVER

Explains Safe Amalgam Removal

22 SPINAL SOLUTIONS Chiropractic Care Yields Unexpected Results

26 HOW CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY CAN HELP TMJ DYSFUNCTION

Connectivity Therapy and Holistic Health

28 SLOW FOOD

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32 THE HEALING

PROPERTIES OF PLANTS Eating as the Seasons Change

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34 RETHINKING OUR STUFF

Moving Toward a Circular Economy

36 MINDFULNESS

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Meditative Training Helps Kids Thrive

38 PAWS TO CONSIDER Best Friends Waiting for Homes

40 ANIMAL ASANAS Goats on the Yoga Mat

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Natural Awakenings South Jersey Launches New Community Website

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atural Awakenings has unveiled a brand-new, comprehensive online hub for all things healthy and sustainable in the South Jersey area. Partnering with the Locable Publisher Network, a software company that works exclusively with local publications like Natural Awakenings, the new website has many exciting features for readers and advertisers alike.

The enhanced online calendar will make it easy to share events and discover local happenings in the community. Business owners can list their natural health and eco-friendly products or services for visitors to discover in the new searchable directory. There are opportunities for advertisers to increase their online reach through a community sponsorship, featured event listings, display advertisements and more. Also, the articles and sections that readers have grown to love can be easily found and shared through the new website.

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Introduction to Sanskrit Class to Be Held at Halo Wellness Center

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alo Wellness Center, in Marlton, will be offering an Introduction to Sanskrit weekend immersion class from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on October 12 and 13.

Sanskrit Level 1 instructor and registered yoga teacher Linda Naulty Lamond will be teaching the class.

Sanskrit is the language of yoga and is powerful, beautiful and profound.

This weekend workshop will give attendees intimate familiarity of Sanskrit’s sacred sounds and proper pronunciation. Along the way, they will also learn the alphabet, which is itself a lovely chant. This will be taught using the American Sanskrit Institute’s unique methods, which make learning stress-free and fun. Lamond has been a registered yoga instructor for many years and started studying Sanskrit in India in 2005.

Cost: $250. Location: 968 Rte. 73 S. For more information, visit ElevateYourHealth. com/classes-and-events. See ad on page 27.

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he eighth annual Holistic Health Extravaganza will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on October 19 in a new location: the Crockett Middle School, in Hamilton.

There will be more than 50 holistic practitioners and crafters (aura photography, reiki, nutrition and health coaching, handmade soap, essential oils, natural skin care, green products, Ayurvedic spices and medicine, intuitives/psychics, tai chi, energy medicine, hypnosis, gemstones, crystals, jewelry, chiropractic, teas, foot ionization detox, clothes, henna art and more). In addition, there will be workshops, individual sessions, giveaways, food and fun.

Hamilton’s popular Head to Toe Women’s Expo is happening at the same time and in the same building.

This expo is the one-stop showcase that New Jersey women rely on for information on the latest products and services for themselves and their families. It is the place to rediscover their all-time favorite companies or to find something altogether new. This is a great opportunity to stock up on green items as well as get a start on holiday shopping.

Cost: Free admission. Location: 2631 Kuser Rd. (off Rte. 130, near I-95 and NJ TPK exit 7A). For more information, call 609-752-1048, email Siobhan@ NextStepStrategiesLLC.com or visit NextStepStrategiesLLC.com. See ad on page 25.

Reflexology Class for Licensed Massage Therapists and the General Public

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nyone interested in learning reflexology is welcome to attend a reflexology class with instructor Marlene Hudson, BS, LMT, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on November 9 and 10 at the YMCA of the Pines, in Medford.

Most often reflexology is performed by massage therapists, and massage laws vary by states. For example, anyone practicing reflexology in Florida must be a licensed massage therapist. In New Jersey, it is the opposite; a person does not need to be a massage therapist to practice reflexology.

The standard practice to be a reflexology practitioner is 300 hours and 100 hours of clinic. This class is an introduction to reflexology and satisfies New Jersey 14 live class hours (CEs) for massage license renewal. Other health practitioners may find value in taking this class, as well as mothers for lesser known ways to help themselves and their families. “I teach reflexology because many years ago a reflexologist ‘cured’ me of a paralysis,” says Hudson.

Cost: $350 (meals included; breakfast and lunch both days). Sign in is from 7:30 to 9 a.m. on Nov. 9. Registration deadline is Oct. 26. Location: 1303 Stokes Rd. For more information or to register, call/text Hudson at 609-321-4843 or email her at Marlene@LearnReflex.com.

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Join HealThy Life for Their First Annual Halloween Bash

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ealThy Life is excited to host this adultsonly fundraising event, from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. on October 19 at the Collingswood Senior Community Center. As they put it, “We scare because we care.”

Attendees can expect a “spook-tacular” night, including healthy dishes from local Collingswood area restaurants, drinks, games, dancing, a silent auction, and of course, a costume contest. Dressing up is highly encouraged.

All proceeds will fund HealThy Life’s mission to support late-stage cancer patients seeking complementary alternative treatments.

Location: 30 W. Collings Ave. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit HealThyLifeNJ.org/events.

Les Mills Launch Event

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he William G. Rohrer Center for HealthFitness, in Voorhees, is having a Les Mills launch event on the morning of October 5 at the basketball court. Les Mills activities include Sprint at 8 a.m., BodyPump at 9 a.m. and CXWorx at 10:15 a.m.

Exercising muscles around the core, CXWorx provides the vital ingredients for a stronger body. BodyPump, the original Les Mills barbell class, is the ideal workout for anyone looking to get lean, toned and fit—fast. Sprint is a 30-minute, high-intensity interval training workout, using an indoor bike to achieve fast results.

All levels are welcome. Preregistration is required and some restrictions may apply.

Location: 2309 Evesham Rd. For more information or to preregister, visit the member services desk or call 856-325-5300.

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Annual Meeting and Guest Speaker at Old Pine Farm Natural Lands Trust

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he annual meeting of Old Pine Farm Natural Lands Trust will be held at 6:30 on October 15 at Auletto’s Caterers, in Deptford. Following a brief business meeting, there will be free refreshments, followed by guest speaker Nate Kleinman, of the Experimental Farm Network (EFN), in Pittsgrove.

Kleinman co-founded the EFN in 2013 to promote a variety of sustainable agriculture projects. He teaches agro-ecology techniques, how to utilize germ-plasm resources, and how to access free seeds and find rare plants. He presents workshops addressing dealing with the impacts of climate change on farms and gardens through the fostering of native and resilient plants, grassroots plant breeding, citizen research and seed saving.

His work champions what he calls “a citizen-science model for developing staple crops.” With the EFN, he is evolving techniques for variety development and putting them into the hands of lay people. “Anyone can do it,” he says, “and regular people ought to be doing it.”

Cost: Free. Location: 1849 Cooper St., with plenty of free parking. For more information about Old Pine Farm Natural Lands Trust, call Joan at 856-3403208 or visit OldPineFarm.org or their Facebook page.

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he Center, Life in Balance, in Medford, will present You Can Heal Your Life—The Movie at 10 a.m. on October 8. This film gives penetrating insights into Louise Hay’s fascinating personal story and shows how her views on self-esteem, abundance and the metaphysical causes behind physical ailments were developed.

After the movie, there will be light refreshments provided by Grazing Affair.

Cost: Free. Location: 45 S. Main St. For more information, call 609-975-8379 or email TheCenterLifeInBalance@gmail.com.

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egister for Virtua Center for HealthFitness—Moorestown’s October Parkinson’s disease (PD) programs to improve balance, posture and mindfulness. Attendees will relax their minds and decrease the risk of falls by working on proper form as well as low-risk strength training.

Tai Chi for PD takes place from 1:30 to 2:25 p.m. on Fridays, October 4 to 25; Hand Tap Dance Workout will be held from 1:30 to 2:25 p.m. on Mondays, October 7 to 28; and Yoga for PD takes place from 1:30 to 2:25 p.m. on Wednesdays, October 9 to 30.

Cost: Member: one class $40, two classes $80, three classes $120; nonmember: one class $50, two classes $90, three classes $130. Location: 401 Young Ave. For more information, stop by the member services desk or call 856-291-8800. See ad on page 3.

Book Signing and Lecture by Marianne Teitelbaum

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t 7 p.m. on October 2 at Virtua Health and Wellness, in Cherry Hill, there will be a book signing and lecture by Doctor of Chiropractic Marianne Teitelbaum, who is an Ayurveda practitioner and author of Healing the Thyroid with Ayurveda. She is also the recipient of the Prana Ayushudi Award in 2013; lectures and writes extensively about Ayurvedic treatments for all diseases; and has a thriving practice in Cinnaminson.

The event will be hosted by the Women’s Wellness Connection of South Jersey.

Location: 1 Brace Rd. To RSVP, call Judy at 609-221-2285 or email Tammy@Wellness4Living. See ad on page 3.

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The Alchemy of Spiritual Creativity Workshop in Philadelphia

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he Conscious Performers Collective, a nonprofit holistic theater company, is hosting The Alchemy of Spiritual Creativity: How to Enter Into and Sustain a State of Flow workshop from 1 to 5 p.m. on October 5 at the Philadelphia Ethical Society.

The flow state is so involved in the creative process that, when reached, nothing else seems to matter. Time stands still. Flow is the holy grail of spiritually inspired productivity, but it is more than that: By entering into communion with the fundamental creative force of existence, it makes each present moment much more enjoyable.

In this workshop, attendees will learn through a variety of holistic and performance practices how to create space for flow experiences to occur so they may alchemize the gold of their spiritual creativity. All proceeds go to the Conscious Performers Collective’s nonprofit work.

Cost: $55. Location: 1906 Rittenhouse Sq., Philadelphia.

For more information or to purchase tickets, visit ConsciousPerformersCollective.com/events.

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To register, call Andrea Regal at 956-904-5566. For more information, visit HealersUniverse.com. See ad on page 15.

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Reduce Kids’ Risk of High Blood Pressure With Maternal Vitamin D Children born with low vitamin D levels have an approximately 60 percent higher risk of elevated systolic blood pressure between ages 6 and 18, reports a study of 775 Boston children published in the American Heart Association journal Hypertension. Those with persistently low levels of vitamin D through early childhood had double the risk of elevated systolic blood pressure between ages 3 and 18.

Higher systolic numbers increase the risk of cardiovascular disease later in life. Because infants’ vitamin D levels are determined by the mothers’ levels during pregnancy, researchers suggest exploring an official recommendation for vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy.

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Up to 75 percent of women deal at some point with the itchiness, discharge and sexual discomfort and pain of vaginal yeast infections caused by Candida species, the most prevalent being Candida albicans. Egyptian laboratory researchers tested fennel oil and eight other plant-based essential oils on 19 Candida albicans strains that were resistant to the antifungal medication fluconazole. They found that the fennel oil had significant antifungal properties against the strains, outperforming chamomile, jojoba, nigella, fenugreek, cod liver, peppermint, clove and ginger oils. When combined with fluconazole, fennel was effective on seven strains, theoretically lowering the need for higher doses of the medication.

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The endangered Florida panther has been saved from extinction thanks to the introduction of female Texan pumas, reports a 10-year study conducted by the University of Florida and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. The pumas, which like the panthers, are a sub-species of cougar, were brought to Florida in 1995 to counter the effects of habitat loss and health issues caused by panther inbreeding, including heart defects, infertility and other genetic problems. The panther population has since rebounded from a low of 20 to 30 cats to between 120 and 230.

Diplomatic Freeze

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Scientists warn that the Arctic is heating up much faster than the world average because of rising greenhouse gas emissions. Over the last five years, the region has been warmer than at any time since record keeping began in 1900, which is opening up untapped reserves of oil, gas, uranium, gold, fish and rare earth minerals. At a May meeting of the Arctic Council, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warned Russia and China against “aggressive” actions in the region, saying, “This is America’s moment to stand up as an Arctic nation.”

Gao Feng, the head of the Chinese delegation to the council, whose mission is to foster cooperation among Arctic countries and protect the fragile environment, says, “It’s [the U.S.] a country that stepped out of the Paris Agreement and then they’re talking about protecting the environment of the Arctic.”

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Twenty-four scientists from around the world published a letter entitled, “Stop Military Conflicts From Trashing Environment,” in the journal Nature, urging the United Nations International Law Commission to create protections for the environment in armed conflicts. It reads, “We call on governments to incorporate explicit safeguards for biodiversity, and to use the commission’s recommendations to finally deliver a Fifth Geneva Convention to uphold environmental protection during such confrontations.” The four existing Geneva Conventions and their three additional protocols are globally recognized treaties that establish standards under international humanitarian law for the treatment of wounded military personnel, shipwrecked sailors, prisoners of war and civilians during armed conflicts. Violating the treaties amounts to a war crime.

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The Makhonjwa Mountains of South Africa harbor some of the planet’s oldest rocks, including meteorites that have been striking the Earth for eons. According to the peer-reviewed journal Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, researchers using electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy have discovered a 3.3 billion-year-old layer of rock that contains two types of insoluble organic matter, both of which suggest extraterrestrial origins, making it the oldest extraterrestrial organic matter ever identified. Many scientists think the basic molecules of life may have originated in outer space.

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by Brandon Handley As children, we looked forward to being able to dress up as our favorite characters… be it Superman, Wonder Woman, the Flash or perhaps a doctor, an astronaut, a fireman or a policeman.

When we put that costume on, we were Superman, we were the doctor, whatever it was we donned for the holiday and the week or so leading up to it. There was no question about it, we could fly if only the cape could catch enough wind.

Somewhere along the lines the costume changed into khakis, or suits, or perhaps soccer or football uniforms.

We became the mask and did so by default. We took guidance from all of those around and accepted that they would know best. After all they were older or had been in certain positions longer. And at some point, we became what everyone else wanted us to become. At some point we found ourselves looking in the mirror wondering, “What have I become?”

This isn’t a good thing or a bad thing. We simply don’t see ourselves anymore and become curious about what has happened to the fearless, happy child that couldn’t be told that they weren’t Wonder Woman just because you had on a costume.

These are interesting times, and while we may get out this holiday season and put on a mask to act out our inner most desires, consider the idea, and the strength presented without the need of a mask.

Our inner most desires don’t require a mask.

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We look at the underlying causes for gum disease and cavities: Is it your diet, or hormonal changes or acid reflux?

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he mouth is the doorway to the body,” so the saying goes, and today we know just how true that is. Years ago, the biannual trip to the dentist was typically a simple “drill-andfill” operation, with other health concerns not given a second glance. Now, emerging research shows that when we neglect basic oral care—even that annoying task of nightly or post-meal flossing—we endanger our heart, lungs, kidneys and even our brains by allowing the buildup of pernicious bacteria in our gums.

In April, University of Louisville School of Dentistry researchers reported that the bacteria P. gingivalis, which flourishes in gum disease, was found in brain samples of deceased Alzheimer’s patients— and that inflammation, swelling and bleeding in gums can transport the bacteria from the mouth into the bloodstream simply through chewing or teeth-brushing.

The study also linked the bacteria to rheumatoid arthritis and aspiration pneumonia.

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Advanced gum disease also increases the risk of cancer by 24 percent, especially lung and colorectal cancers; quadruples the rate of kidney disease; and increases the risk of strokes, coronary artery disease, diabetes and pre-term births, other studies show.

These findings have sobering implications for the nearly half of the American adults over age 30 and 70 percent of adults 65 and older with gum disease. “Science has proven that a healthy mouth is a healthy body,” says San Francisco holistic dentist Nammy Patel, author of Age With Style: Your Guide to a Youthful Smile & Healthy Living.

Body, Mind, Teeth

It’s part of the reason for the fresh interest in holistic dentistry, sometimes called biologic dentistry. “We look at the entire body, not just the mouth,” says Bernice Teplitsky, DDS, of Wrigleyville Dental, in Chicago, and president of the Holistic Dental Association (HDA), based in Coral Gables, Florida. Holistic dentists abstain from toxic

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materials, remove amalgam fillings, may be wary of root canals and focus on minimally invasive procedures—some of which may be high-tech and cutting-edge, such as lasers to clean teeth and gums, ozone therapy to slow the growth of infections and air abrasion to “sandblast” away small areas of tooth decay.

Holistic dentists work closely with a wide range of other complementary practitioners. “We look at the underlying causes for gum disease and cavities: Is it your diet, or hormonal changes or acid reflux?” Patel explains. That may mean prescribing a head massage, acupuncture session, meditation lessons or dietary counseling. They may run blood tests for biocompatibility of materials and incorporate approaches from Traditional Chinese Medicine, Ayurveda, herbology, homeopathy, iridology, craniosacral therapy and energy medicine. They will look for signs of sleep apnea and often treat it. However, with the added tests and consultations, they tend to be more expensive, with many procedures not covered by dental insurance. Their numbers are small: Only 391 of 199,000 American dentists belong to the HDA, or about one in 500.

Yet the natural health movement that drives holistic dentistry is having an effect on the profession at large. Many dentists nationwide, pressured by patients and aided by new technology, are abandoning toxic and invasive options for less harmful methods. Controversial mercury amalgam fillings are being edged out by less toxic options like resin composites that match teeth color; the amount of mercury sold in the U.S. for dental amalgams fell by half between 2001 and 2013.

Conventional dental X-rays, which in a Yale study published in the American Cancer Association journal Cancer were linked to non-cancerous brain tumors, are yielding to computerized digital X-rays with a fifth of the radiation: As many as two out of

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three dentists have switched over. And aided by computer imaging software and 3-D printers, dentists are fabricating new crowns, implants, bridges and dentures right in the office, instead of using what Austin, Texas, dentist David Frank calls “intrusive analog [gooey impressions] that left patients feeling claustrophobic, highly anxious and consistently worried about gagging.”

We look at the entire body, not just the mouth. ~Bernice Teplitsky

When visiting a dentist, whether holistic or not, it’s wise to be prepared with a natural health mindset. Some questions to ask are:

What are you filling the cavity with? Just say no to amalgam, a mixture

Should I have my amalgam fillings removed? Holistic dentists like Patel

give a strong yes. “The problem arises with mercury when you chew or brush your teeth. The abrasion creates heat and causes the mercury to off-gas. Those vapors get swallowed and go into your body, where they’re stored—and that creates significant health hazards—because we’re talking about a known poison,” she says. Other dentists disagree about removal, citing its risks: Holistic pioneer Dr. Andrew Weil, for example, writes that removing amalgam fillings is often unnecessary, costly and stressful, and recommends exchanging them for composite resin only when they break down.

Do I really need antibiotics? Oregon State University researchers found in a study this year of 90,000 patients that the

wary of the following ingredients: fluoride, sodium lauryl sulfate, triclosan and sodium hydroxide. These ingredients are a plus: baking soda (sodium bicarbonate), green tea, Eucalyptol, menthol, tea tree oil and vitamin D.

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of heavy metals, of which about half is elemental mercury that slowly releases toxic vapors. Plus, “Heavy metals can leak into the enamel tubes of the teeth causing the teeth to appear gray or dark blue and making them brittle over time,” warns Los Angeles cosmetic dentist Rhonda Kalasho.

Instead, ask for relatively nontoxic options such as porcelain or composite resins, which can be made of materials such as silica, ceramic, plastics and zirconium oxide. Some composite resins contain the endocrine disrupters Bis-GMA or BPA; for extra protection, ask for one that doesn’t, or ask the dentist to use a rubber dam to prevent swallowing it.

Toothpaste: Study the labels and be

antibiotics often prescribed by dentists as prevention against infection are unnecessary 81 percent of the time, and contribute to antibiotic resistance. Typically, patients didn’t have the precise cardiac conditions that warranted the extra caution.

Is a root canal the best option?

Some holistic dentists counsel against root canals, citing the risk of long-term health problems caused by lingering bacteria, and advocate the use of herbs, laser therapy or extractions instead. “If root canals were done 20 to 30 years ago, it is definitely a problem, because there were not enough technological advances to clean out all the bacteria which could cause chronic health complications,” says Patel. “Nowadays, depending on the tooth root, canals can be 99.9 percent cleaned by lasers.”

Back to the Basics

Considering the stakes, preventive care is all-important and there are many natural options to guarantee robust oral health.

At the natural health store or drugstore, consider the following options:

Toothbrush: Electric toothbrushes re-

duced plaque 21 percent more and gingivitis 11 percent more after three months compared to manual toothbrushes, reported a review of 56 studies involving 5,068 participants. Those that rotate rather than brush back-and-forth clean slightly better.

are coated with toxic, Teflon-like perfluorinated polymers linked to kidney and testicular cancer, ulcerative colitis and hormonal disruptions. A recent study found higher levels in women using those flosses.

Instead, use the old-fashioned nylon kind or try out new flosses made of biodegradable silk or bamboo or those infused with antimicrobial tea tree oil. Or, consider a water flosser, which Canadian researchers found were 29 percent more effective at plaque removal than string floss.

Mouthwash: Mouthwashes containing

alcohol significantly raise the risk of throat cancer, Australian researchers found. Instead, opt for super-healthy green tea as a mouthwash, as well as a drink. Studies show that it protects teeth from erosion and promotes healthy gums. Another simple option is warm salt water, using one cup of water and one-half teaspoon of salt. A 2017 study by the Cochrane medical study organization found it is virtually as effective as the prescription antiseptic mouthwash chlorhexidine in reducing dental plaque and microbes.

Pulling: An ancient Ayurvedic remedy, this involves swishing a spoonful of organic coconut oil around the mouth and through the teeth for 10 to 20 minutes.

The oil’s lauric acid, a natural antibacterial, has been found in studies to reduce plaque formation and fungal infections, as well as the strains of bacteria linked to bad breath and irritated gums.

Taking care of our teeth and gums is simply worth the daily time and trouble to facilitate long-term health. “Your oral care should be taken just as seriously as watching your diet,” advises Kalasho.

Ronica A. O’Hara is a Denver-based natural health writer. Connect at OHaraRonica@ gmail.com.

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SCOTT SILVER

Explains Safe Amalgam Removal

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Scott Silver, DDS: Safe Amalgam Removal

Silver Dental was established in 1948 and although they are still in their original Haddon Township location, many of their patients are now more holistic-minded than ever before.

The practice offers traditional and biologic dentistry including safe amalgam removal, and Dr. Scott Silver says that the office has seen an influx of patients requesting this procedure over the past years. Reasons for this trend include health concerns, deteriorated fillings and the desire to change over to more modern materials.

posable surgical gowns and protective masks.

Once preparations are complete the patient rinses with a mercury binder, which helps pull the mercury gas into a more solid state to rinse it away. Straight oxygen is administered to the patient via a nose piece the whole time, and a rubber dam is put in place. Also called a “raincoat”, this surrounds the tooth, protecting the rest of mouth. Behind the dam, a suction tip is placed for the patient to control the flows of ozonated water and saliva.

Silver also described “the elephant”, a suction tube that looks like an elephant trunk. It is placed under the patient’s chin and is used to pull in the vapors. There are also fans in the office to pull in vapors which makes the office environment safer for everyone.

A Conservative Approach

Removal Now… and Then

Not everyone is a candidate for amalgam removal, and Silver believes in a conservative approach that does not present risk to the patient. He is a certified member of The International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology (IAOMT) and follows its protocols for removing fillings as safely as possible.

He explains that an amalgam is a mixture of materials, and for tooth fillings this refers to a blend of mercury with various metals such as silver. Mercury is a major component of these fillings and contrary to what some believe, it does not release when the mouth is stationary. This can instead happen during eating and brushing when the filling is disturbed. It is the mercury gas that is the dangerous element.

Careful, Thorough Preparation

A safe amalgam removal appointment can be fairly quick or as long as 90 minutes. “It depends on how complicated it is,” Silver explained. “We look at X-rays to see how many surfaces there are and how deep the filling is.” Safety is paramount for patients and staff, and every patient must wear a bonnet to protect their hair and a plastic apron from the neck to knees. Silver and his assistants dress in dis20

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Silver uses a thin instrument to cut around the edges of the filling to pop it out whole if possible; otherwise, it can be taken out in sections. Since fillings were designed to lock underneath the tooth, it can take effort to get them out.

Once the filling is removed, an X-ray is taken to ensure there are no small particles left. If it is indeed all out, the patient does a second binding rinse. The equipment, materials and tools are then disposed of or thoroughly cleaned.

Depending on the type, a new filling can be placed immediately or made in a laboratory. In the latter case, a temporary is placed until the new materials are ready.

Safe amalgam removal provides patients with much less exposure to toxic materials than the old way, which involved using a drill and melting the filling away “into a slush until it was gone,” according to Silver. Today, routine fillings or crowns are completed with more holistic materials like composites, porcelain or zirconium.

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hiropractors are often perceived as back pain specialists, but optimal chiropractic care treats the whole person from the inside-out, starting with the nervous system. This means practitioners can address many conditions that transcend typical expectations.

The human spinal column sports 31 pairs of nerves, some corresponding directly to digestive, reproductive and respiratory organs, which might explain why regular spinal adjustments and other chiropractic techniques can be helpful for seemingly unrelated conditions like asthma, chronic headaches, hormonal imbalances and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders.

A scientific review of 179 published papers focusing on various non-musculoskeletal conditions shows benefits of fullbody chiropractic treatment for asthma, infantile colic and cervical vertigo. Results are also promising for middle ear infections in children and pneumonia in seniors.

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holistic philosophy, the body is considered a self-healing organism,” explains chiropractic physician and applied kinesiologist Marc Terebelo, of the Chiropractic Wellness Center, in Southfield, Michigan.

“The nervous system controls the body, so issues in the toes or fingers may be caused by spinal issues in the neck and low back.

Likewise, bladder and menstrual cycle problems can be caused by injury to the low back or pelvic regions.”

William J. Lauretti, a New York Chiropractic College professor in Seneca Falls, concurs with the benefits of holistic treatment. “Chiropractors view the body as an integrated unit, and problems in one area might affect a seemingly unrelated area,” he says. “Most chiropractors have a wide variety of treatment approaches to offer, including advice on nutrition, lifestyle, stress management and exercise.”

Chiropractic and Digestion

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spinal cord at various levels of the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine. “This means that chiropractic adjustments given to [the] neck, mid-back, lower back and sacrum are important to optimal digestive function,” says chiropractor Sean Cailteux, of Exodus Health, in Shawnee, Kansas.

In his practice, Lauretti has observed better digestion as a positive side effect to regular adjustments. “I’ve had a few patients over the years who reported improvement in digestive problems after chiropractic treatment of the mid- and low back. In some of those cases, the improvement was serendipitous, because the patient didn’t discuss their digestive symptoms initially, only after they noticed the improvement.”

Hope for Headaches and TMJ Dysfunction

Chronic tension headaches and migraines can become the norm for too many individuals, but chiropractic care—including spinal adjustments, nutrition advice and addressing emotional causes such as stress and anxiety—can be key in reducing pain and getting to the root of the problem.

“Technically, only headaches with a list of very particular characteristics can be properly diagnosed as migraines,” Lauretti explains. “The cause of many cases of chronic, long-term headaches is often from poor function of the muscles and joints in the neck.” These types of headaches often respond well to treatment focused on restoring normal function to the neck, he says.

TMJ disorders can cause painful and sometimes debilitating symptoms, including facial and tooth pain and locking of the jaw. Chiropractic treatments often provide reliable relief. “The TMJ is a very important joint in the body, with thousands of neuroreceptors. TMJ involvements can cause headaches, particularly around the ear or side of the head, vertigo, tinnitus and other hearing issues,” says Terebelo.

Cailteux notes that aside from experiencing jaw pain and headaches, someone suffering from TMJ disorder may have difficulty chewing, and may experience an audible clicking of the jaw with movement.

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For a true holistic approach and lasting success, Lauretti offers this advice: “Look for a doctor who is willing to work as part of your healthcare team and who’s willing to refer you for specialty care when appropriate.”

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What is the most rewarding aspect of your practice?

My practice specializes in wellness-based chiropractic care for people in every walk of life; from prenatal and pediatric, sports injuries, geriatric care and everything in-between. Every day, I identify and remove nerve interference in the body with gentle and specific nervous system focused spinal adjustments. This reduces the body’s internal stress, enabling the body to communicate freely and function at its highest capacity.

Every day I know that people leave healthier than when they came in. I get to hear reports from my patients who no longer need to rely on medication to live, and for me that may be the most exciting thing.

What are the primary benefits of chiropractic care?

The benefits of chiropractic include internal and external stress reduction, a stronger immune system, increased healthy digestion (decreased IBS), improved mobility, decreased inflammation, decreased arthritic degeneration, increased energy, better sleep, improved circulation, accelerated recovery from injury, easier labor and decreased associated prenatal back pain, and behavioral improvement in colic prone babies.

What inspired you and why did you decide to enter this field?

I grew up in chiropractic care and experienced the benefits in my life and Dr. John R. DeCotiis the lives of my family members first hand. I wanted to be a part of helping people learn how to listen to the body and live a healthy lifestyle that fully supports normal function so they are truly able to get the most out of life.

How long have you been in practice and what areas of specialty interest you?

I have been in practice for 14 years, and one of my favorite parts about what I do is consulting my patients on a regular basis on how to live a healthier lifestyle, including nutritional weight loss, posture and sleep ergonomics, physical rehabilitation and supplementation.

What makes what you do unique and how has your practice evolved?

My approach is unique because rather than chase and mask symptoms, I want to identify and address the root cause to promote overall health for the long run.

Over the years I have developed more of a patient approach to care—I like to really get to know my patients, their lifestyle and the way their body responds so that I can give them the best possible care specific to each individual.

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How would you answer someone that is skeptical of chiropractic care?

Chiropractic care is based on scientific, evidence-based research and clinical practice since 1895. It is not painful, but it is the best way to maintain overall health and assure that your body is functioning at optimal potential.

What do you most want ​Natural Awakenings ​readers to know about you and your approach?

When you walk into my practice, it is the goal of my whole staff and I that you feel welcomed like family. We are very thorough in our get-to-knowyou process and we hope you feel right at home.

Tell us a “fun fact” about you.

I’ve been getting adjusted since I was 5 days old, and adjusted my kids at 5 minutes old!

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How CranioSacral Therapy Can Help TMJ Dysfunction Connectivity Therapy and Holistic Health TMJ STANDS FOR TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT and everyone has two temporomandibular joints. It is the articulation where the jaw (mandible) meets with the cranium (at the temporal bone). The TMJ is responsible for the opening and closing of the mouth. Many people are diagnosed with TMJ dysfunction due to pain, clicking, popping and locking of their jaws during range of motion of their jaw.

During an evaluation of an individual suffering from TMJ dysfunction, it’s important to assess the patient holistically. An understanding of the onset and occurrence of symptoms, postural assessment, occupation, physical, mental and emotional health, as well as lifestyle, assist in understanding how to direct treatment. Often times, TMJ dysfunction is not the primary problem, but a symptom of another underlying problem. It is of utmost importance to figure out what the core problem is in order to create lasting results and relief from TMJ dysfunction.

Dr. John Upledger believed that, “TMJ is going to manifest whenever you have a psychological, emotional or physiological situation that is difficult. It’s like an alarm system going off and any number of things can cause the alarm to go off.”

CranioSacral Therapy (CST) is a light tough manual therapy technique that uses pressure that is equivalent to the weight of a nickel. With CST, the entire body is assessed looking at the flow of cerebrospinal fluid, the presence of tension or restriction patterns in the body and the alignment of tissue, fascia and bones. The focus of a CranioSacral Therapist is to work with the patient’s body to assist with improving the mobility of cerebrospinal fluid and blood, elimination of compression or tension patterns, and improving the structural and anatomical alignment throughout the body. It is through this work that CranioSacral Therapists facilitate the patient’s innate ability to heal. The intention is to restore function by eliminating any restrictions which allow for the resolution of any primary or secondary issues.

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CST calms the autonomic nervous system, which allows the body to function at a more optimal level, without being in “fight or flight”. By balancing the nervous system, muscle tension, which may also contribute to the pain of TMJ dysfunction, can be decreased and the body will have an easier time achieving a restful state to allow for restoration and healing.

This treatment technique also has psychological benefits as it can reduce anxiety, stress and depression. A natural response to stress is to clench the teeth/jaw, which compresses the tempromandibular joints and sets up the joint surfaces for dysfunction. By decreasing the body’s stress, teeth/ jaw clenching decreases. CST assists the body in releasing somatoemotional experiences. Such a release is the body letting go of the residual effects of trauma in the tissues and cells which improves the body’s ability to balance, heal and be well.

CST is a great option for TMJ dysfunction since it is gentle and noninvasive for someone who is in a pain.

It is a holistic approach addressing the physical and emotional aspects of healing. CST assists with pain, muscle imbalances and physical malalignment. Patients with TMJ dysfunction that receive CST treatment may quickly notice a change in their everyday function, such as decreased pain, clicking and popping, being able to eat foods that used to be a problem and no longer needing to wear a mouth guard. CranioSacral Therapists work to assist the patient in facilitating changes within their body to improve their quality of life.

Melissa Barton, a Licensed Occupational Therapist who practices CranioSacral Therapy, works with patients that suffer from TMJ dysfunction. She practices at Connectivity Therapy and Holistic Health located at 987 Haddon Ave., in Collingswood. For more information or to make an appointment, call 732-224-1280 or visit ConnectivityTherapy.com.

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Slow Food Takes Root Global Movement on Fast Track

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he global Slow Food movement is fast gaining momentum, uniting more than 100,000 people in 150 countries with a shared passion for delicious food and a moral conviction about the people and places that sustain it. It satisfies foodies’ hunger for a deeper appreciation and understanding of their meals’ origins, from farm to fork.

“The key principles of Slow Food are good, clean and fair,” says Laura Luciano, a board member for Slow Food USA and Slow Food Governor for New York State.

“It’s the opposite of fast food, where you are in and out with no idea where your food comes from or the stories behind it.”

Fair, says Luciano, means fair to

farmers, and paying a fair wage to workers picking and growing food. “Fair also incorporates principles of equity, inclusion and justice. Good means good for the climate, the Earth and us as individuals. Clean means not using GMOs and pesticides in the food,” she explains.

Slow Food has its roots in Italy, where food and wine journalist Carlo Petrini took up the cause in 1986 to halt the homogenous fast food chains encroaching on the country’s rich, diverse food culture. Slow Food USA has taken off since its founding in 2000 with 150 chapters boasting 6,000 members nationwide. Many convene annually at Slow Food Nations, a food festival for all in Denver, to swap stories, share strategies, celebrate

victories and of course, break bread together.

The backbone of the movement is its local chapters. “Food has a regional identity, connected to history, culture and family,” says Luciano, whose blog Out East Foodie shares the stories of her Long Island edibles.

For Bob Quinn, an organic wheat farmer in Big Sandy, Montana, and the founder of the heirloom grain company Kamut International, the Slow Food movement has been a kind of welcome homecoming and acknowledgment of his company’s efforts to protect workers and nourish consumers.

“To me, Slow Food is a return to the roots of agriculture and the soul of organic, because it focuses on the food—the end purpose of agriculture—rather than profits and yields that are the focus of the industrial food system,” says Quinn, author of Grain by Grain: A Quest to Revive Ancient Wheat, Rural Jobs, and Healthy Food. “Slow food offers an appreciation for farmers’ efforts to improve the soil and the nutrition, flavor and aroma of the foods we grow.”

The Slow Food movement also connects producers like Quinn with chefs like Steven Satterfield, author of Root to Leaf: A Southern Chef Cooks Through the Seasons and board vice president of Slow Food’s Atlanta chapter. “As a chef, Slow Food to me

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means honoring your ingredients and going out of your way to get the freshest, most sustainable, seasonal ingredients,” says Satterfield, who came to Slow Food early in his career as a young line cook interested in the provenance of food and protecting its cultural heritage.

At Miller Union, Satterfield’s awardwinning Atlanta restaurant, all dishes are made from scratch, mainly from farms in the region, to support seasonal eating and local growing. Satterfield’s dishes also feature traditional Southern varieties from Slow Food’s Ark of Taste, a catalog of more than 200 culturally significant foods in danger of extinction. One Miller Union favorite is a hummus made from sea island red pea and benne seeds, an ancient variety of sesame originally brought by slaves from Africa to the South Carolina coast and cultivated in hidden gardens as a staple food.

Beyond engaging diners, chefs and producers, Slow Food also campaigns for big-picture policy changes, like farmto-school programs to introduce fresh produce and get kids excited about healthy eating, says Luciano.

“Eating is a political act. The choices we make speak volumes about what we stand for,” says Luciano. “We talk about joy and justice. There is the joy in food and the justice and stories behind it. Slow Food tries to marry both of those worlds.”

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Savory Slow Food Recipes or with a delicate fish that could be poached in the cooking liquid for a full meal.

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Glazed Bok Choy with Citrus and Star Anise One of the qualities I love about bok choy is how easily the crisp rib absorbs the flavors of whatever it is cooked with. If it is not closely monitored, however, its tender leaves wilt quickly and the rib may turn mushy. I address this issue by quickly pulling the bok choy from the pan when it just begins to turn tender and succulent, allowing the sauce to reduce and intensify on its own. This recipe is perfect with a rice dish

Add the butter, star anise, peppercorns and salt, and bring back to a simmer.

Place the halved bok choy cut-side-down in the pan in a single layer.

Continue to simmer over medium heat until the bok choy is tender, but still has texture and bright color, about 4 minutes.

With a slotted spoon, remove the bok choy and set aside, but leave the citrus peels and spices in the pan.

Continue to simmer until the broth is reduced by half or more.

Taste the sauce for seasoning, then at the last minute, return the cooked bok choy to the glaze and reheat all the way through.

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Simmer the stock in a large, wide skillet or shallow braising pan over medium heat.

Squeeze the citrus into the pan, then drop in the peels.

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n last month’s issue, I shared naturally on their parent plant. some of the plants you could

use to help with sleep as Because of modern agricultural you find your own way to a technology, most foods are availhealthier you. This month, able year-round, however, we we will share some ideas forget that food availability on how to go with the flow; changes with the seasons. So well, the flow of seasonal even though technology makes change that is. it possible for us to eat toma toes in the dead of winter, that If you think about it for a doesn’t mean we should do it, moment, here in New Jerrather we should eat with the cysey, fruits, veggies and local cles of nature and only consume produce are not available yearfood that were grown at the time you round, but rather by the season. are eating it. Eating with the seasons When in season, we look forward for is all about planning and awareness. In fresh strawberries, blue berries, apples the summer, we eat things that will cool us; and peaches just to name a few, with some in the fall and winter, things that warm us—this is Bill Reneau of us even supporting local farms and participatthe natural way of things. ing in CSAs. That’s awesome stuff.

So here are just some fruits and vegetables to consider It’s highly important to eat foods that are in season. Seathis October: apples, beets, bok choy, broccoli, Brussels sonal foods are fresher, tastier and more nutritious than sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, celery root, chard, food consumed out of season. Eating seasonally is not chicories, chives, collard greens, cranberries, eggplant, only better for your health, it also promotes balance with fennel, garlic, kale, leeks, lima beans, mushrooms, okra, both the Earth’s resources and its life forms. The changing oregano, pumpkins, raspberries, tomatoes, winter squash. of seasons is a source of natural diversity that we need to Some teas could be a spiced chai, a pumpkin spice or perremind us that stagnation leads to disease. Even though haps some hot apple cider. we all would like to eat strawberries year-round, the best

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RETHINKING OUR STUFF Moving Toward a Circular Economy

by Yvette Hammett

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hen Yale researcher Reid Lifset began working on waste issues on a life cycle basis—from “cradle to grave”—it was mostly the world’s geeks and nerds that paid attention, he says.

“Today, it’s called the ‘circular economy’ and it’s sexy. It wasn’t sexy back then.”

While many still have never even heard the term, the “circular economy” is all about rethinking the way we make stuff—designing products that can be reused and powering it all with renewable energy. It’s an alternative to the “make-useand-dispose” mentality of the traditional linear economy.

“You are the circular economy when you buy pre-owned, second-hand objects, or rent or share the use of objects, or have broken objects repaired instead of buying new ones,” says Walter Stahel, author of The Circular Economy: A User’s Guide and a member of the European Union’s Circular Economy Stakeholder Platform. In other words, everyone that buys sustainable goods or services, takes public transport or gets a lawnmower fixed instead of buying a new one is a participant.

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There’s a global movement afoot to expand the circular economy in an effort to significantly cut the waste stream, reduce our carbon footprint and conserve resources.

It began with the three R’s—reduce, recycle and reuse, says Lifset, a Research Scholar at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies who edits the Journal of Industrial Ecology, which focuses on the environmental consequences of production and consumption.

The emphasis has always been on recycling, but as that becomes more difficult due to saturation levels, the emphasis is shifting to the more comprehensive goals of a circular economy—or should be, says Stahel, an engineering professor at the University of Surrey.

Tinia Pina, a program leader at NY Cares, joined the movement after observing the poor food choices her Harlem, New York, students were making and the amount of waste attached to them. She founded Re-Nuble, a small manufacturing operation in New York City, to transform food waste into fertilizer pellets that can be used in hydroponic farming.

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“There is a strong need to try to reduce the volume of waste,” Pina says.

“There is also a strong need to produce sustainable—and, ideally, chemical-free— food and make it affordable for all.” She hopes to eventually replicate her process for creating fertilizer in other large cities across the country.

Leasing is another classic example of how the circular economy might work, Lifset says. “If the entity that made [a product] ends up with it when it becomes waste, that company will handle it differently.” The company can instead design a product so that it remains in the economy instead of becoming part of the waste stream, he notes.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation was established in the UK in 2010 to accelerate the transition to a circular economy. It offers numerous case studies, including a San Francisco effort called Cradle to Cradle Carpets for City Buildings.

Last year, the city passed legislation requiring all departments to use carpeting containing no antimicrobials, fluorinated compounds or flame retardants. Both the carpet fibers and backing materials “must contain minimum amounts of recycled materials and ultimately be recyclable at end-of-use.” Most important: It must be Cradle to Cradle Certified Silver or better. The certification is a globally recognized standard for safer, more sustainable products made for the circular economy.

Meantime, the European Union has embraced the circular economy as a boon to job creation and a way to significantly address climate change. By shifting to a circular economy, the European growth rate can be increased by an additional 0.6 percent a year and carbon dioxide emissions reduced by 48 percent by 2030, according to a 2017 report by McKinsey & Company.

Just how much of the world’s industries must participate to meet these goals is yet to be determined.

“That,” Stahel says, “is the billiondollar question.”

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hen I feel like I really want to get angry and yell, I sometimes, like, take deep breaths. My brain slows down and I feel more calm and I’m ready to speak to that person.” Those self-aware words come from a 5-year-old Los Angeles girl in the film Just Breathe.

A 9-year-old boy in a tough British neighborhood forgets about “all the scary stuff ” when he does “petal breathing”—opening and closing his fingers in time with his breath. “If I concentrate on my breathing, the worrying thoughts just go ‘pop’ and disappear,” he confided to The Guardian newspaper.

This is the effect that mindfulness training in the classroom often has on students, and it’s key to why it’s happening all over the world—not just in the U.S. and the UK, but in more than 100 countries, including Australia, Taiwan and India.

What started a few decades ago as a small experiment in progressive schools is rapidly gathering speed as emerging research documents the strong positive effects of mindfulness on developing brains.

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A 2015 meta-review from researchers at the University of Melbourne, in Australia, which evaluated 15 studies in six countries involving 1,800 students, showed three broad outcomes: higher well-being, better social skills and greater academic achievement. They were more optimistic, self-accepting and happier, more likely to help others, more able to focus on lessons and be creative, and less likely to be angry, anxious or disobedient.

“Mindfulness means paying attention in a particular way: on purpose, in the present moment, and nonjudgmentally,” is how it’s described by Jon Kabat-Zinn, whose pioneering research at Harvard in the 1980s helped kick off mindfulness as a scientifically based, nonsectarian approach to a calmer, clearer mind. It has spread since then into business, health care and professional sports, as well as schools: Googling “mindfulness in education” brings up 116 million links.

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context of social media and often absurdly high expectations,” says holistic doctor Amy Saltzman, co-founder and director of the Association for Mindfulness in Education. Mindfulness is now being taught in urban, suburban and rural schools in 50 states. Such programs can be low- or no-cost, structured in many ways, taught any time and conducted without special equipment—important for cash- and timestrapped schools.

As a grassroots movement, mindfulness programs run the gamut. Hundreds of schools and districts nationwide have incorporated into curricula such evidenceproven mindfulness programs as those developed by MindfulSchools.org, Learning 2Breathe.org and MindUp.org, which often involve teacher training and structured lessons.

Sometimes mindfulness is simply a grade school teacher ringing a bell signaling five minutes of silence, giving children something to focus on with closed eyes: a sound, a bite of fruit, a stuffed animal.

A middle school teacher may use a fiveminute guided app meditation from Calm or Headspace to settle down students after lunch. Some schools offer moments of silence during the day, a quiet room to go to or an optional class in mindfulness.

Others find that teaching mindfulness during “detention” has a soothing effect, offering oft-traumatized kids a rare feeling of peace. “Because everyone has distractions and strong emotions, learning to observe these inner experiences with curiosity and openness is an important part of all children’s education,” says psychologist Patricia Broderick, Ph.D., founder of Learning2Breathe, a mindfulness curriculum for junior and senior high school students.

Schools sometimes use parental consent forms to counter concerns about any potential religious implications. Often, a school’s program expands organically as one impassioned teacher draws in others.

“The one single factor that determines a program’s effectiveness is the depth and consistency of personal practice of those teaching it,” says Saltzman. In fact, a University of Wisconsin 2013 study found that teachers that practiced a guided medita-

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In Middleton, Wisconsin, high school counselor Gust Athanas has watched as mindfulness exercises have made students calmer, kinder, more focused and feel closer to each other and to teachers: “A number of students have told me it’s the part of the school day they look forward to the most!”

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Paws to Consider Best Friends Waiting for Homes

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ade Breunig, of Buckeye, Arizona, had lost his marriage, his job and his house. To combat depression, he went to the local animal shelter to adopt the first cat that “talked” to him. As if on cue, a 2-year-old black cat yowled persistently. During the adoption, Breunig learned that “Bubba” had been scheduled to be euthanized. He was saving a life.

Fourteen years later, Bubba died, and Breunig knew he would miss the mischievous, playful companion that loved car rides more than most dogs. Crying, but surrounded by his second wife and kids, he realized, “I didn’t save Bubba’s life. He saved mine.”

Anyone looking to lower blood pressure, ease anxiety or secure companionship can find it all at their local shelter, where homeless dogs and cats are eager to oblige.

Emily Bach, public relations and event coordinator at Bishop Animal Shelter, in Bradenton, Florida, has many inspiring stories about adopted shelter animals. “They are often the most devoted pets because they know they’ve been rescued,” she says.

Devoted and Practical

The benefits of the human/animal bond are manifold, supported by an army of studies that speak to pets’ ability to reduce stress, improve mood and even reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease. Research into animal-assisted therapy compiled by the University of California, Los Angeles, details the positive mental, emotional and physical effects of this natural modality.

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Meet Your Match Best Friends Animal Society has a quiz called Paws Like Me (BestFriends.PawsLikeMe.com) to match people with adoptable animals. Shelter workers can also help families select appropriate pets.

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Shelters share success stories of animals that get a “forever home”. Unfortunately, hundreds of thousands don’t and are euthanized. Best Friends Animal Society, in Kanab, Utah, is working to change this. By partnering with animal welfare organizations and shelters, Best Friends has a goal to “Save Them All” through an initiative to make all of the nation’s shelters “nokill” by 2025—which means 90 percent of shelter animals might be saved. Euthanasia will be reserved for failed rehabilitation or when an animal has no chance of recovery from an illness or injury.

In 1984, when Best Friends was founded, about 17 million animals died in U.S. shelters annually. As of August 2019, that number is down to 733,000, a nationwide save rate of 76.6 percent.

Historically, no detailed data was kept on shelters. “For decades, we have worked in the dark to end shelter killing because we lacked accurate information about the problem we were trying to solve,” says Julie Castle, CEO of Best Friends. The organization recently launched the community lifesaving dashboard (BestFriends.org/2025-goal), a database that anyone can access to help save shelter pets. “With a better understanding of where the trouble spots are and the profile of animals being killed in a community, we can better deploy our collective resources for the greatest lifesaving impact.”

Part of the success of the no-kill movement involves increased awareness that kindness toward all species is important. Bach points out that shelter animals are also the lower-cost option for people that want pets; most are vaccinated and neutered before they are adopted out and are often already trained.

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They are often the most devoted pets because they know they’ve been rescued.

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The outdated myth that shelter pets are incorrigible, unlovable animals with behavioral issues no longer holds. Family circumstances—a change of job or residence, death, divorce or illness—can land a confused and well-loved dog or cat in a shelter. Others become accidental strays or are unceremoniously dumped by uncaring owners. Bishop, a no-kill shelter, places about 100 pets every month, showcasing them on social media, news outlets and at outreach events.

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Getting Ready to Adopt

Before jumping in to help save them all by adopting, potential pet parents should research breeds, crunch numbers and think ahead. The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) suggests considering several issues:

good match for every home. Personality is key.

Safety: Pet-proofing a home includes

Money: Pets require training, food,

removing potential dangers and preventing accidental escape through windows, doors or fences.

Not everyone can adopt, but anyone can help. Shelters accept donations and most have a wish list of items. Volunteers are a core need at shelters, and it’s work that can quench the thirst for spending time with animals without adopting any of them.

Breeds: Not all dogs and cats will be a

Julie Peterson writes from rural Wisconsin.

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Lifestyle: Dogs live 10 to 15 years, cats

up to 20. Pets should fit the family now and in the future. toys, equipment, medical exams and treatment.

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any studies document the positive influence of pets on our well-being.

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Single people that live with a dog have a decreased risk of cardiovascular disease.

(Tinyurl.com/DogsAndCardiovascular).

Part of the reason for this is likely because dog owners tend to get more physical activity than those without dogs, which makes dog owners generally more fit (Tinyurl.com/NIH-PetsAndHealth).

Less Stress

The demands of life can take a toll on the body. Contact with animals is linked to lower heart rate, blood pressure, cholesterol, anxiety and fear levels, and increased feelings of calmness. Lower levels of stress hormones, such as cortisol, have been shown to help regulate inflammation, which helps the immune system fight off everything from colds to diseases (Tinyurl. com/AnimalVisitationProgram and Tinyurl. com/StressAndInflammation).

Social Bonding

In children with autism spectrum disorder, animals help them learn to connect better to others. One study using guinea pigs found that these kids talked and laughed more with peers. There are now therapy

programs using dogs, horses and chickens (Tinyurl.com/AnimalsAndAutism).

Mood Boost

Animals elicit smiles, which makes them great for deterring depression (Tinyurl. com/PetTherapyAndDepression).

Cancer Help

From lessening loneliness to lifting emotional well-being, children and adults undergoing cancer treatment seem to benefit from time with dogs (Tinyurl.com/ CaninesAndChildhoodCancer and Tinyurl. com/AnimalsAssistChemo).

Pain Killer

Animals can soothe away some chronic pain and enable people to reduce use of pain medication (Tinyurl.com/Animals AndPainRelief).

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It is nice to see that even dedicated yogis are so open to it. ~Sharon Boustani

ANIMAL ASANAS Goats on the Yoga Mat

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hen 50 to 60 strangers gather in a barn for their first goat yoga experience, it’s a bit awkward and there’s not much interaction—until the goats come in. “It is an immediate icebreaker, and the place suddenly fills with giggles and laughs,” says Sharon Boustani, whose family runs Gilbertsville Farmhouse, in South New Berlin, New York. There is just something about miniature goats walking around on people’s backs while they do yoga that immediately de-stresses people and makes them downright happy, she adds.

It may be fun, but it’s also a form of serious therapy that’s taken off across the nation and around the globe in recent years.

Yoga by itself is proven to help with stress and pain relief, better breathing, flexibility and cardiovascular health. Add goats to the mix and the benefits are compounded by the well-documented benefits of human and animal interaction.

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A number of studies, like one published in June by the American Educational Research Association, have shown that spending time with animals can lower blood pressure and decrease levels of the stress hormone cortisol. Other studies from the fields of psychology, animal welfare, counseling and anthropology note that these interactions offer additional positive health impacts and can reduce loneliness, boost moods and increase feelings of social support.

So combining adorable goats with a physically and spiritually beneficial yoga regimen just made sense to Lainey Morse,

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People say it’s the best day of their life. It’s something you kind of have to experience to know why it’s so popular. ~April Gould

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of Corvallis, Oregon, widely regarded as the mother of goat yoga. In 2015, Morse was diagnosed with a disease and was going through a divorce. “I would go out to my barn or out in the field and just be around my goats,” she says. “I wondered why they didn’t use goats for therapy like they do with horses.”

Goats, she says, have a sense of calm.

“When you are around them, you take on that energy, and it’s hard to be stressed out and have anxiety. But they are also really funny animals. They make you laugh.”

She started with goat happy hour at her farm, inviting friends she knew were going through issues of their own. “Everybody left happy,” she recalls.

When she discussed it with a yogi friend, goat yoga was born. Morse now has 13 partnerships around the country where others teach the classes and she handles the business end. “For me, it’s still about nature and getting out in nature.” Morse says she’s not quite sure why it took off like lightning, but she guesses it’s just because many people love the interaction.

April Gould and Sarah Williams run their Arizona Goat Yoga classes at the Welcome Home Ranch, in Gilbert, Arizona. It is now a major tourist destination for the state. “Three to four times a week, we walk about 150 people out into one of the pastures,” Gould says.

A lot of visitors from out of state return every time they’re in the area, she adds.

And many Arizona residents come once, and then bring back friends and family.

“People say it’s the best day of their life.

It’s something you kind of have to experience to know why it’s so popular,” says Gould. Those that are more experienced can make it as difficult as they want. “And some people just want to play with the goats.”

For Bisk Education, an eLearning company based in Tampa, bringing goat yoga to its campus was a way to inspire and de-stress employees. “There is a way to integrate wellness into your corporate programs that makes you a differentiator,” says Chief People Officer Misty Brown. “When it comes to a perk, I want to make sure those investments are memorable. It gives Bisk the reputation as more of a progressive culture.”

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Introducing something so lighthearted to something that many people take so seriously, like yoga, is interesting to watch, Boustani says. “It is nice to see that even dedicated yogis are so open to it.”

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SAVE THE DATE T’ai Chi Chih Classes for Balance & More Tuesdays, 9:30am, Browns Mills Wednesdays, 1pm, Hainesport Thursdays, 6:30pm, Hamilton Reiki/Energy Balance sessions by appt at New Egypt, Hainesport, Toms River

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 Shoulder Pain and Dysfunction Class – 5:30-6:30pm. Join Postural Alignment Specialist Deb Freeman and learn how you can begin to restore functionality and eliminate your shoulder, elbow and wrist pain. $15. Yoga for Living, 1926 Greentree Rd, Cherry Hill.

Pre-registration suggested: 856-404-7287 or Rhonda@YogaForLiving.net.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 Tour de Pines – Oct 2-6. Five consecutive single-day bicycle tours of the New Jersey Pinelands. Proceeds benefit the Pinelands Preservation Alliance, a nonprofit organization working to protect the resources on New Jersey Pinelands since 1989. $45. More info & to register: TourdePinesNJ.org.

A Healthier Planet – 6:30-8:30pm. Learn how to measure your carbon footprint and reduce it. Burlington County Library, 5 Pioneer Blvd, Westampton. 609-267-9660. bcls.lib.nj.us.

Healing the Thyroid with Ayurveda: Lecture and Book Signing – 7pm. Dr. Marianne Teitelbaum, ayurvedic practitioner, will be sharing her extensive knowledge about natural treatments for Hashimoto’s, hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism. Hosted by Women’s Wellness Connection of SJ. Sponsored by DeCotiis Chiropractic Wellness. Virtua Health and Wellness (formerly Lourdescare), 1 Brace Rd, Cherry Hill. Register, Judy: 609-221-2285 or Tammy@Wellness4Living.com.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3 Yin Nidra – 1 & 7:15pm. Through the use of body sensing, breath awareness, guided imagery and other practices, be systematically guided on a meditation journey through each level of your whole being called the koshas. Virtua, 401 Young Ave, Moorestown.

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Alleviating Depression through Yoga – Thursdays, Oct 3-17. 6:30-7:45pm. Join Janet Watkins in a 3-wk series filled with a variety of yogic tools and techniques to bring you to greater balance and harmony within yourself and the world around you. Come to one or all 3. $50/3 wks, $20/class. Live in Joy Yoga & Wellness, 118 W Merchant St, Audubon.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4 Tai Chi for Parkinson’s Disease – Oct 4-25.

1:30-2:25pm. Improve your balance, posture and mindfulness. Plus, relax your mind and decrease the risk of falls by working on proper form as well as low-risk strength training. Virtua, 401 Young Ave, Moorestown.

856-291-8800. VirtuaFitness.org.

SAVE THE DATE An Evening Under the Stars 6-8pm.

An evening with La Faccia Bella where owner, Dani, will be introducing you to her Italian Skincare and full-service spa.

ITA 101 providing light appetizers.

Hosted by Medford Pride on Main. $10.

La Faccia Bella, 22 S Main St, Medford.

More info: MedfordPrideOnMain.com.

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SAVE THE DATE LesMills Launch Event 8am, Sprint; 9am, BodyPum; 10:15am, CXWORX. Exercising muscles around the core, CXWORX provides the vital ingredient for a stronger body. BODYPUM is The Original Barbell Class, the ideal workout for anyone looking to get lean, toned and fit, fast. SPRINT is a 30-min High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) workout, using an indoor bike to achieve fast results. All levels welcome.

William G. Rohrer Center for HealthFitness, 2309 Evesham Rd, Voorhees.

Pre-registration required: 856-325-5300 or wgr.virtuafitness.org.

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Petty’s Island Community Clean-Up Day – 8:30am-12pm. Help clean up and restore the shoreline of this majestic island as part of the larger restoration project taking place.

Registration required. Petty’s Island, 36th St & Harrison Ave, Pennsauken Township. tcsahub.org.

Fall Float Festival – 9am-4pm. Canoe/kayak on the Rancocas Creek or Smithville Lake and see the fall foliage as you float along.

Preregistration online will make check-in fast and easy! Canoe and kayak services provided

by Pinelands Adventures. Historic Smithville Park, 803 Smithville Rd, Eastampton.

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Tarot 101: Introduction to Tarot – 10am2pm. Learn the meanings of the cards, the difference between the major and minor arcana, intuitive reading and how to make a personal connection with the cards. Will need a tarot deck of your choosing. Instructor: Ashley Oppon. $40. Just Breathe, 2800 Rte 130, Ste 100, Cinnaminson. Register: JustBreatheCenter.org.

Hammonton Community Garden Endof-Season Potluck Dinner – 4:30pm.

Garden located at corner of 11th & Washington sts, by NJTransit station, Hammonton.

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6 Eckankar Sound of Soul Event – 11am12pm. Join us and experience the Sound of Soul. Discover your inner guidance, healing for body, mind and spirit, and a higher form of creativity by chanting the sacred sound of HU. You’re invited to chant HU, contemplate for a few minutes, and then enjoy spiritual conversation with others of like heart. Free.

Acu-Health Center, 100 W Camden Ave, Moorestown. More info: 800-870-9139 or Spirituality@Eckankar-NJ.org.

Blueberry Music Jam – 11am-2pm. Stop into the historic village of Whitesbog to listen to the tunes of local musicians; the open music jam is acoustic. Free. Whitesbog Preservation Trust, 120 W Whites Bogs Rd, #34, Browns Mills. 609-893-4646. Whitesbog.org.

Open, Clear & Connect Chakras – 12-5pm.

With Elsie Kerns. Learn how the chakra system tells your life story and the importance of clearing and balancing these emotional centers. Also teach learn how to clear the chakras and use the sacred infinity sign for healing and connecting energy. NCBTMC CEUs included. No previous experience needed. $97. Halo Wellness Center, 968 Rte 73 S, Marlton. Pre-registration required: ElevateYourHealth.com.

Cranberry Living History Day – 1-4pm. Visit the village’s interpreted museums and historic landscapes, take a wagon ride and more.

Whitesbog Preservation Trust, 120 W Whites Bogs Rd, #34, Browns Mills. 609-893-4646.

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The Alchemy of Spiritual Creativity Workshop – 1-5pm. Learn through a variety of holistic and performance practices how to create space for flow-experiences to occur so you may alchemize the gold of your spiritual creativity. $55. Philadelphia Ethical Society, 1906 Rittenhouse Sq, Philadelphia, PA. Tickets & info: ConsciousPerformersCollective.com/Events.

Interpretive Trail Hike – 1:30-2:30pm. Join an RNC naturalist for an interpretive hike through our varied habitats. Pace is easy and suitable for adults and teenagers. Free; donations encouraged. Rancocas Nature Center, 794 Rancocas Rd, Westampton. Pre-register: 609-261-2495 or RancocasNatureCenter.org.

Intro to Wicca 8-Wk Course – 7-9:30pm. Course taught from a British Traditional Witchcraft perspective and cover a variety of topics including: Paganism vs Wicca, history and traditions, ethics, beliefs, and magic, deities and much more. Instructors: Nimue and Emrys. $120/8 wks. Just Breathe, 2800 Rte 130, Ste 100, Cinnaminson.

Register: JustBreatheCenter.org.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 7 Hand Tap Dance Workout for Parkinson’s Disease – Oct 7-28. 1:30-2:25pm. Improve your balance, posture and mindfulness. Plus, relax your mind and decrease the risk of falls by working on proper form as well as low-risk strength training. Virtua, 401 Young Ave, Moorestown.

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8 You Can Heal Your Life, The Movie – 10am.

This film gives penetrating insights into Louise Hay’s fascinating personal story and shows how her views on self-esteem, abundance and the metaphysical causes behind physical ailments were developed. Light refreshments from Grazing Affair. Free. The Center, Life in Balance, 45 S Main St, Medford. 609-975-8379.

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Over-Fifty Restoration and Maintenance Class – 5:30-6:30pm. Learn how you can turn back the clock by restoring your posture and improving your balance with gentle, yet effective exercises. With Postural Alignment Specialist Deb Freeman. $15. Yoga for Living, 1926 Greentree Rd, Cherry Hill. Preregistration suggested: 856-404-7287 or Rhonda@YogaForLiving.net.

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SAVE THE DATE

The Holistic Chamber of Commerce, Mt. Laurel Chapter Meeting

Introduction to Sanskrit Immersion Weekend

Guest speaker Michelle Vacanti, Publisher of Natural Awakenings South Jersey. $8/member; nonmember: $18/advance, $20/at door.

Lighthouse Hospice, 200 Lake Dr E, Cherry Hill.

Details: HolisticChamberOfCommerce.com/ mtlaurel.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11 Pinelands Commission Meeting – 9am12pm. The Pinelands Commission is the state agency that oversees conservation and development within the Pinelands boundaries. They hold a regular monthly meeting that is open to the public. 15 Springfield Rd, Pemberton. Pinelands Preservation Alliance: 609-859-8860.

Agenda: State.nj.us/pinelands.

Halo Wellness Center 968 Rte 73 S, Marlton.

Pre-registration required: ElevateYourHealth.com.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12 Cleanup at Amico Island – 9am-12pm.

Individuals, groups and organizations welcome. Bags, gloves, grabbers, light refreshments, and water to refill your reusable water bottle provided. Free shopping tote to all volunteers. Rain or shine. Amico Island Park, 81 Norman Ave, Delran. To register: cleancomm@co.burlington.nj.us.

Mullica River 101 Guided Tour – 1:304:30pm. Take a 3-hr canoe or kayak trip down the Mullica River through the Beaver Pond with guide and naturalist John Volpa. Pinelands Adventures, 1005 Atsion Rd, Shamong.

Preregistration required: 609-268-0189 or PinelandsAdventures.org.

Out of the Darkness Community Walk: Camden County – 10am. Sponsored by American Foundation for Suicide Prevention with a goal of reducing the annual suicide rate by 20% by 2025. Walk with us to support new research, create educational programs, advocate for public policy, and support survivors of suicide loss. Vista Deck, Cooper River Park, N Park Dr, Pennsauken. Register: afsp.org/Camden.

Moonlight Walk – 7pm. Come explore the village and the bogs by moon light. An experienced guide will share insights about Whitesbog and the nature that surrounds us with a different topic each month. Whitesbog Preservation Trust, 120 W Whites Bogs Rd, #34, Browns Mills. 609-893-4646.

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Autumn Wildflower Walk at Tall Pines – 10am-1pm. Learn about the many autumnblooming wildflowers around the park.

Also learn about the invasive species that threaten our native plants there. 1705 Glassboro Rd, Sewell. RSVP, Michael Hogan: 609-476-2086 or HoganPhoto@verizon.net.

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Starlight Hiking Tour – 7-9pm. Join an L.L. Bean guide after dark and experience a favorite trail in a completely new light. Learn about hiking equipment and discuss the importance of pre-hike planning. Free; donations encouraged. Rancocas Nature Center, 794 Rancocas Rd, Westampton. Register: 856-810-5560 or LLBean.com/marlton.

Yoga for Parkinson’s Disease – Oct 9-30.

1:30-2:25pm. Improve your balance, posture and mindfulness. Plus, relax your mind and decrease the risk of falls by working on proper form as well as low-risk strength training. Virtua, 401 Young Ave, Moorestown.

856-291-8800. VirtuaFitness.org.

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With Linda Naulty Lamond. Workshop will give you intimate familiarity of Sanskrit’s sacred sounds and proper pronunciation. Also learn the alphabet which is itself a lovely chant.

Taught using the American Sanskrit Institute’s unique methods which make learning stress free and fun. $250.

Ayurvedic Cooking: Preparing for Fall – 1-3:30pm. With Janet Watkins. Nature offers us an abundance of flavors in the fall to keep ourselves grounded. Work with different warming spices, and add them to some of our favorite fall foods. $35. Live in Joy Yoga & Wellness, 118 W Merchant St, Audubon.

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13 Yin Nidra – 1-3pm. A combination of healing practices to best serve our minds and bodies to their ultimate states. The first half of this workshop allows for the release and the second half allows for the restoration of your overall being. Virtua, 401 Young Ave, Moorestown. 856-291-8800. VirtuaFitness.org.

Full Moon Yoga & Meditation – 7:30-9pm.

With Teja Shanti Kaur & Heather Vischoric. Reconnect to your deeper wisdom in this dynamic healing circle. Receive intuitive astrological guidance and sound healing, and open to transformation. $22. Live in Joy Yoga & Wellness, 118 W Merchant St, Audubon. Register: 856-546-1006 or LiveInJoyYoga.com.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 14 Lower Batsto Guided Tour – 8:30am2:30pm. Led by guide and naturalist John Volpa. Explore on water and land and learn about Pine Barrens habitats, history and plants and animals. Pinelands Adventures, 1005 Atsion Rd, Shamong. Preregistration required: 609-268-0189 or PinelandsAdventures.org.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15 Knee Pain Class – 5:30-6:30pm. Join Postural Alignment Specialist Deb Freeman to learn why and experience corrective exercises designed to eliminate knee pain by correcting the imbalances above and below the knees. $15. Yoga for Living, 1926 Greentree Rd, Cherry Hill. Pre-registration suggested: 856-404-7287 or Rhonda@YogaForLiving.net.

Annual Meeting of Old Pine Farm Natural Lands Trust – 6:30pm. Following a brief business meeting there will be free refreshments followed by guest speaker Nate Kleinman of the Experimental Farm Network, in Pittsgrove.

Free. Auletto’s Caterers, 1849 Cooper St, Deptford. OldPineFarm.org.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16 Practical Magic –Held Oct 16, Nov 13, Dec 11, Jan 8. Learn how to access your unique way of creating; learn how to connect and communicate more efficiently with your “Helpers”; learn how to incorporate cutting edge science discoveries into your life and projects; learn how to cooperate with Earth Law and in collaboration with Architectural Devas and the Hidden Folk to create the “soil-less garden” of a project related to job, home, dreams.

To register, Andrea Regal: 956-904-5566.

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Tai Chi Fundamentals – 11am. Learn the foundational exercises of tai chi. An excellent class for beginners to learn the basics. Experienced students will also benefit from revisiting the fundamentals. No registration required; all welcome. Virtua, 401 Young Ave, Moorestown.

856-291-8800. VirtuaFitness.org.

SAVE THE DATE Healing for the Healer 7-9pm.

Held Oct 16, Nov 13, Dec 11, Jan 8.

Learn through exercises and experientials how to work with various structures within your energy field to develop stability and balance; work with clients’ energy field for mutual benefit avoiding the drain or overpowering of energy patterns and how to modify, transform your field for optimal results in your specialty.

Cherry Hill.

To register, Andrea Regal: 956-904-5566.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18 Eckankar: Ancient Wisdom for Today Discussion Class – 11am-12pm. If you yearn for answers to the “big questions” and want to discover the spiritual purposes behind our everyday lives, then please join us for the second of a 3-part discussion class. This short little book explains how past lives, dreams, and soul travel are more than intriguing ancient mysteries. Copies of book available in class. Free. Mt. Laurel Community Center, 100 Mount Laurel Rd, Mount Laurel. More info: 800-870-9139 or Spirituality@Eckankar-NJ.org.

Love Your Body Yin – 7:30pm. Beginners and bodies of all shapes and sizes welcome and encouraged. Learn the fundamentals of meditation and yin yoga while tapping into your intuition and deepening self-trust. Pay what can; $12 suggested donation. Yoga Tree, 531 Main St, Riverton. 856-394-0283. chsyoga.com.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 Out of the Darkness Community Walk: Burlington County – 9am. Sponsored by American Foundation for Suicide Prevention with a goal of reducing the annual suicide rate by 20% by 2025. Walk with us to support new research, create educational programs, advocate for public policy, and support survivors of suicide loss. Laurel Acres Park, Mount Laurel. Register: afsp.org/burlingtonco.

Pine Barrens Discovery Tour – 1:30-4:30pm.

Trek along the edges of the Mullica River and discover its secrets. Includes a nature walk to learn about uplands and Atlantic Cedar Swamp habitats, conduct a water quality survey, try dip and seine netting. Pinelands Adventures, 1005 Atsion Rd, Shamong.

Preregistration required: 609-268-0189 or PinelandsAdventures.org.

Fall Stewardship Day – 9:30am-1pm. Volunteers of all ages are needed to help remove litter and debris, plant native species, weed invasive plants and maintain trails. Pre-registration required by Oct 12. Saddler’s Woods, 250 Macarthur Blvd, Haddon Township. Register: 856-869-7372 or SaddlersWoods.org.

SAVE THE DATE 8th Annual Holistic Health Extravaganza with Head to Toe Women’s Expo 10am-5pm.

Over 50 vendors, plus Head to Toe Women’s Expo vendors. Fun, giveaways.

See event page on FB. Free.

Crockett Middle School, Hamilton.

To be a vendor: 609-752-1048 or Siobhan@ NextStepStrategiesLLC.com.

Saturday Guided Walk – 10:30-11:30am.

Adults and interested teenagers can join a naturalist for a Saturday guided hike in the Rancocas preserve. Free; donations encouraged.

Rancocas Nature Center, 794 Rancocas Rd, Westampton. Pre-register: 609-261-2495 or RancocasNatureCenter.org.

SAVE THE DATE Halloween Bash 7:30-11:30pm.

Adults-only fundraising event hosted

by HealThy Life. Includes healthy dishes from local Collingswood area restaurants, drinks, games, dancing, a silent auction and a costume contest.

Collingswood Senior Community Center, 30 W Collings Ave, Collingswood.

Tickets: HealThyLifeNJ.org/events.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 Out of the Darkness Community Walk: Gloucester County – 8:30am. Sponsored

by American Foundation for Suicide Prevention with a goal of reducing the annual suicide rate by 20% by 2025. Walk with us to support new research, create educational programs, advocate for public policy, and support survivors of suicide loss. Gloucester Co. Institute of Technology, Sewell. Register: afsp.org/gloucesterco.

Blueberry Music Jam – 11am-2pm. Stop into the historic village of Whitesbog to listen to the tunes of local musicians; the open music jam is acoustic. Free. Whitesbog Preservation Trust, 120 W Whites Bogs Rd, #34, Browns Mills. 609-893-4646. Whitesbog.org.

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Walk in the Wild: Primitive Fire Starting Techniques – 2pm. Charles White will discuss, demonstrate and practice primitive fire starting techniques. Explore several methods of starting a fire with friction and flint and steel. There will also be presentations of fire starters for short cuts to fire starting. Free. Old Pine Farm Natural Lands Trust, Willoughby House, 340 Pine Ave, Deptford. To register: 856-217-9138. OldPineFarm.org.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22 Function and Flow Class – 5:30-6:30pm. Join Postural Alignment Specialist Deb Freeman, who will take you through a series of corrective exercises which can ultimately aid in reducing pains that stem from postural dysfunction. $15. Yoga for Living, 1926 Greentree Rd, Cherry Hill. Pre-registration suggested: 856-404-7287 or Rhonda@YogaForLiving.net.

Crystal Bowl and Reiki Meditation Healing – 7pm. With Beth O’Brien & Michael Brown.

Experience the beautiful sounds of the crystal bowls as they bring physical, mental and emotional cleansing through vibration. Receive a short reiki energy healing as the bowls are being played. Concludes with a one-card angel reading. $30. The Center, Life in Balance, 45 S Main St, Medford. 609-975-8379.

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Essential Oils for Families – 7-9pm. Join Michele Marcinko, certified essential oil coach, and Kevin Young, wellness advocate, to learn about how essential oils can keep you and your family healthy this back to school season. $30 with $10 credit towards oil purchase. Halo Wellness Center, 968 Rte 73 S, Marlton. Pre-registration required: ElevateYourHealth.com.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 Tai Chi Fundamentals – 11am. Learn the foundational exercises of tai chi. An excellent class for beginners to learn the basics. Experienced students will also benefit from revisiting the fundamentals. No registration required; all welcome. Virtua, 401 Young Ave, Moorestown.

856-291-8800. VirtuaFitness.org.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 Fall into Ease – 6:30-8pm. With Janet & Julie.

Move with ease along with the changing season in this yoga class created to calm the mind and soothe the nervous system with flowing poses, meditation, pranayama and live music. $15 or class card. Live in Joy Yoga & Wellness, 118 W Merchant St, Audubon. 856-546-1006.

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Wild Soul Movement – 7pm. A self-love movement class that incorporates yoga poses, meditation, mantras, discussion, oracle cards, crystals and kinship designed to allow release of negative or low vibrating energy while imprinting positive or high vibrating energy.

Led by Certified Wild Soul Movement Teacher Christine Juckett. Last Thurs each month. $20.

Just Breathe, 2800 Rte 130, Ste 100, Cinnaminson. Register: JustBreatheCenter.org.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 Drum Circle Campfire – 5:30-6:30pm. Family-friendly event to celebrate the fall with a fun and spirited drum circle. Gather around the campfire, find our rhythm, and enjoy the cool autumn weather. The Oldmans Creek Preserve, 21 Main St, Swedesboro. RSVP, Philip Arsenault: Pmarsenault@gmail.com.

Mindfulness for Stress Reduction – 7pm.

Sheena Davis guides participants through mindfulness techniques to help manage and decrease stress from work, parenting, relationship, anxiety and sadness. Learn body scanning, mindful walking and eating, thought reframing, mantras, breathing, movement and more. $20. Just Breathe, 2800 Rte 130, Ste 100, Cinnaminson. Register: JustBreatheCenter.org.

Kirtan Concert – 7:30pm. With Steven Groff, Shakti Devi, Mira Newman, Angelo John, Maryanne and Randy Sutin. Join this band of incredibly talented musicians as they come together combining their unique style and expression for a lively, welcoming style of kirtan for all to join in. $20/advance, $25/ at door. Live in Joy Yoga & Wellness, 118 W Merchant St, Audubon. 856-546-1006.

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 Lower Batsto Guided Tour – 8:30am2:30pm. Led by guide and naturalist John Volpa. Explore on water and land and learn about Pine Barrens habitats, history and plants and animals. Pinelands Adventures, 1005 Atsion Rd, Shamong. Preregistration required: 609-268-0189 or PinelandsAdventures.org.

Hidden Lake Invasive Species Removal – 10am-1pm. Help remove invasive plants and pick up debris around Hidden Lake. Gloves, grabbers and any other tools provided.

Hidden Lake, Little Mill Rd, Clementon.

RSVP, Michael Hogan: 609-476-2086 or HoganPhoto@verizon.net. sjlandwater.org.

Rancocas Woods Craft Show – 10am4pm. Includes vendors, food trucks, food venues, live music, games and more. 118 Creek Rd, Mount Laurel. 609-509-5103.

RancocasWoodsEvents.com.

Whitesbog’s Trick or Treating – 11am-2pm.

Stop by the General Store for an event map and craft. Whitesbog Preservation Trust, 120 W Whites Bogs Rd, #34, Browns Mills.

609-893-4646. Whitesbog.org.

AWA’s Howl-o-ween Trunk or Treat – 1-3pm. There will be dozens of trunks handing out treats for both humans and pets, along with games and so much more. Animal Welfare Association, 509 Centennial Blvd, Voorhees. RSVP: Support.awanj.org/trunk-or-treat-2019.

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Spooky Lantern Tour – 7-9pm. Haunted lantern tour, scary stories and music around the campfire, haunted wagon ride and more.

Whitesbog Preservation Trust, 120 W Whites Bogs Rd, #34, Browns Mills. Reservations requested: 609-893-4646. Whitesbog.org.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27

SAVE THE DATE VibeWell Yoga Festival Brings together the very best yoga instructors, wellness experts, and leaders in healthy living for one transformational day of practice, connection and community.

Asbury Park.

More info: VibeWellYogaFestival.com.

Mullica River 101 Guided Tour – 1:304:30pm. Take a 3-hr canoe or kayak trip down the Mullica River through the Beaver Pond with guide and naturalist John Volpa. Pinelands Adventures, 1005 Atsion Rd, Shamong.

Preregistration required: 609-268-0189 or PinelandsAdventures.org.

Night Hike – 5:30pm. Enjoy a guided hike at night to visit nocturnal habitats that are home to owls, raccoons, opossums and other wildlife that emerge after dark. Hike is 1 mile. $10/person. For ages 8 and up. Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife Refuge, 4 Sawmill Rd, Medford. Advanced registration required: CedarRun.org.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 28 Plastic: Challenges and Solutions – 6:308:30pm. Learn about plastics (recycling, banning, other solutions), network and more.

Free. American Water, 1 Water St, Camden. tcsahub.org.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29 Emotions and Posture Class – 5:30-6:30pm.

Most people realize that their posture changes as the result of their emotions, but did you know that by changing your posture you can improve your emotions? Experience corrective exercises that can quickly improve your outlook. With Postural Alignment Specialist Deb Freeman. $15. Yoga for Living, 1926 Greentree Rd, Cherry Hill. Preregistration suggested: 856-404-7287 or Rhonda@YogaForLiving.net.

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SAVE THE DATE Flow & Glow Yoga Party 6-7:30pm.

Wear neon gear and blacklight-friendly attire while our instructors, Benu and Keren, take you through the asanas or poses.

Free/member, $10/nonmember.

William G. Rohrer Center for HealthFitness, 2309 Evesham Rd, Voorhees.

Pre-registration required: 856-325-5300 or wgr.virtuafitness.org.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 Mediumship Gallery – 7pm. With Carole Tollen, master psychic medium and soul healer. Gallery connecting to the other side at this most appropriate time of year when the veil between dimensions is thin and the intention to connect in love and healing is strong. $50. Just Breathe, 2800 Rte 130, Ste 100, Cinnaminson. Pre-registration: JustBreatheCenter.org.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 Saints, Souls and Selves – 7-9:30pm. With the veil between the worlds at its thinnest, we will open and navigate portals and gateways within family lineages, cultures and planet allowing liberation of “dead” aspects of self in sacred communion and communication with “the other side” making space for the influx of evolutionary soul frequencies. $30/ advance, $40/day of. Register, Andrea Regal: 856-904-5566. HealersUniverse.com.

SAVE THE DATE Scalar Wave and Emotional Freedom Technique

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9

SAVE THE DATE Reflexology Class Nov 9-10. 9am-5pm, Sat & Sun. With Marlene Hudson. An introduction to reflexology and satisfies NJ 14 live class hrs (CEs) for massage license renewal.

Other health practitioners may find value in taking this class, as well as mothers for lesser known ways to help themselves and their families. $350, meals included.

Register by Oct 26: 609-321-4843 or Marlene@LearnReflex.com.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12

SAVE THE DATE The Holistic Chamber of Commerce, Mt. Laurel Chapter Meeting

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15

7-9pm. $8/member; nonmember: $18/advance, $20/at door.

Wallace Family Chiropractic, 103 Masonville Rd, Mt Laurel.

Details: HolisticChamberOfCommerce.com/ mtlaurel.

7-9pm.

With Maryann Kelly. Explore the many facets of energy work and mediumship. Learn about the chakras, how to run and direct energy for people and pets, tools for inspection and addressing pet behavior and how to optimize energy. $45.

Halo Wellness Center, 968 Rte 73 S, Marlton.

Pre-registration required: ElevateYourHealth.com.

training FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18

SAVE THE DATE 200-Hr. Ayurvedic Yoga Teacher Training Begins Become a yoga instructor or simply deepen your understanding of yoga (perfect for anybody who wishes to teach or not). Program allows students to not only delve deeper into the spirit of living and experiencing the many layers of yoga and ayurveda, but also understand the foundational teachings.

Live in Joy Yoga & Wellness, 118 W Merchant St, Audubon.

856-546-1006.

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ongoing events SUNDAY Haddon Heights Farmers’ Market – Thru Oct. 9:30am-1pm. Station & E Atlantic aves.

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MONDAY Beginning Belly Dance – 6-7pm. Fall in love with yourself while supporting your health goals. Will drill movements and techniques to help build and tone muscle. $20/ drop-in. Movement Magic Dance Studio, 5 N Broadway, Pitman. Text to reserve spot: 856-553-5123.

Yoga for Beginners and Beyond – 6-7:15pm.

Also 9-10:15am, Thurs. All levels. Class will move you slowly into gentle yoga poses. We will take the time to try different variations, and find the adaptation that works best for you.

Instructor: Stacey Reeves. $10/class. Just Breathe, 2800 Rte 130, Ste 100, Cinnaminson.

Register: JustBreatheCenter.org.

God: An Open Forum – 6:30-8pm. 2nd Mon. Are you aware of God? How would you define your relationship? What role, if any, does He play? Have your thoughts and feelings shifted during the years? An open discussion about what might be a critical awareness as we navigate our journey. $15. The Center, Life in Balance, 45 S Main St, Medford. 609-9758379. TheCenterLifeInBalance@gmail.com.

Monthly Meditation/Mini-Workshop – 6:308:30pm. 1st Mon. Explore meditation, energy education/topics and reiki. Please arrive on time so the meditation is not disturbed, and refrain from alcohol the day of the workshop. $15. The Center, Life in Balance, 45 S Main St, Medford. 609-975-8379. TheCenterLifeInBalance@gmail.com.

Working Session Meeting: Sustainable Haddon Heights – 7pm. 1st Mon. Meetings are open to all interested volunteers. Haddon Heights Public Library, lower level, 608 Station Ave. SustainableHaddonHeights.org.

TUESDAY T’ai Chi Chih for Beginners & Advanced – 9:30am. Begins Sept 10. Need better balance, concerned about high blood pressure, quality sleep a challenge? Affordable, continual classes. Country Lakes Clubhouse, 69 Tensaw Dr, Browns Mills. For more info & registration: 609-752-1048 or Siobhan@NextStepStrategiesLLC.com.

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Steady and Strong – 12:30pm. Also Thurs.

Join this fun and supportive group while improving balance, strength and stamina. Designed to promote fitness and functionality for individuals with Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorders. $50/members, $60/nonmembers (4 30-min classes). William G. Rohrer Center for HealthFitness, 2309 Evesham Rd, Voorhees. 856-325-5300. wgr.virtuafitness.org.

Knee Self-Massage Class for Pain Relief – 6-7:30pm. 2nd & 4th Tues. Also 11am-12:30pm, 1st Thurs. Proven simple self-massage technique teaches you how to eliminate knee pain immediately. Massage applied to your thigh (quadriceps) muscle, while in a seated position. Wear comfortable clothes with easy access to your thigh. No jeans please or bring shorts. Easy to learn, immediate benefits. $15/drop-in. Holos Touch LLC, 17 White Horse Pike, Ste 6, Haddon Heights. Registration: 856-428-5486, Dr.DottyAtkins@gmail.com.

Down to Earth Yoga – 6:30-7:30pm. A practical and realistic practice, using straightforward poses and clear alignment cues to developmental and physical confidence and awareness. Class touches on the natural world and its seasonal changes. Sol Yoga at Vacanti Jiu Jitsu, 1351 Rte 38W, Hainesport.

267-664-3236. VacantiJiuJitsu.com.

WEDNESDAY Natural Health: Fresh Organic Produce Delivery – Wed & Fri. Delivery times vary.

Laurel Hill Plaza, corner of Blackwood-Clementon Rd & Laurel Rd, Lindenwold. For more info: 856-784-1021. NaturalHealthNJ.com.

Mid-Day Meditation – 12pm. Also held Fri. Join us for a 10-min meditation. On Wed the focus is love; on Fri, peace. Each week we raise the love and peace vibration personally and globally. Treat yourself to a mid-week refresher. The Center, Life in Balance, 45 S Main St, Medford. 609-975-8379.

T’ai Chi Chih for Beginners, Seniors & Intermediate – 1pm. Begins Sept 18. A series of 6-wk 1-hr classes. Need better balance, concerned about high blood pressure, quality sleep a challenge? Hainesport Municipal Bldg, Hainesport. Register, Hainesport Municipal Bldg: 609-267-7114. More info: 609-752-1048 or Siobhan@NextStepStrategiesLLC.com.

Gentle Chair Yoga for Cancer Recovery – 2-3pm. With Julie Fischer. A unique yoga style that creatively adapts traditional yoga poses to be done while seated. Designed specifically for those recovering from cancer and its treatments, and is open only to cancer survivors.

Free; donations accepted. Live in Joy Yoga & Wellness, 118 W Merchant St, Audubon. Live in Joy Yoga & Wellness, 118 W Merchant St, Audubon. Pre-register: 856-546-1006 or LiveInJoyYoga.com.

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Groove and Flow Yoga – 7-8pm. Find ease, joy and inner peace with fluid movement set to uplifting beats. All levels welcome. $20/ drop-in. Movement Magic Dance Studio, 5 N Broadway, Pitman. Text to reserve spot: 856-212-2107.

THURSDAY Yoga for Beginners and Beyond – 9-10:15am, Thurs. See Mon listing. Just Breathe, 2800 Rte 130, Ste 100, Cinnaminson. Register: JustBreatheCenter.org.

Knee Self-Massage Class for Pain Relief – 11am-12:30pm. 1st Thurs. Also 6-7:30pm, 2nd & 4th Tues. See Tues listing. Holos Touch LLC, 17 White Horse Pike, Ste 6, Haddon Heights. Registration: 856-428-5486, Dr.DottyAtkins@gmail.com.

Steady and Strong – 12:30pm. See Tues listing. William G. Rohrer Center for HealthFitness, 2309 Evesham Rd, Voorhees. 856-3255300. wgr.virtuafitness.org.

T’ai Chi Chih for Beginners – 6:30pm.

Begins Sept 19. Need better balance, concerned about high blood pressure, quality sleep a challenge? 1970 Hwy 33, Hamilton. More info: 609-752-1048 or Siobhan@NextStepStrategiesLLC.com.

FRIDAY Mid-Day Meditation – 12pm. See Wed listing. The Center, Life in Balance, 45 S Main St, Medford. 609-975-8379.

Friday Nite Fitness Hike – 7pm. Brisk pace, 8-10 miles. Work up a sweat exploring the sand roads and trails of Brendan Byrne State Forest. Be prepared to walk at an average of 3.5 mph, with few breaks. Meet at the Campground, Glass House and Coopers Rd, Woodland Township. Leaders, Bob Hodges: RLHHLR@aol.com. ocsj.org.

New Jersey Massage Therapy Certification Workshops – 5:30-7:30pm. Held Sept 13, Dec 3. Feeling overwhelmed with the NJ certification and MBlex application process and don’t know what to do next? Do you have a few questions or just need some direction?

The good news is you are not alone. No matter what phase of the certification process you are in, we are here to offer support. Free. Lourdes Institute of Wholistic Studies, 1600 Haddon Ave, Camden. To register: 856-580-6444 or liws.org.

SATURDAY Collingswood Farmers’ Market – Thru Nov 23. 8am-12pm. Haddon Ave & the HighSpeed PATCO train to Philadelphia. More info: CollingswoodMarket.com.

Burlington County Farmers’ Market – Thru Oct 26. 8:30am-1pm. 500 Centerton Rd, Moorestown. BurlCoAgCenter.com/farmersmarket.

Whitesbog Volunteer Work Day – 10am-3pm.

1st Sat. Come out and join our volunteers in outdoor or indoor projects in the village. You can choose from helping to clear trails and garden paths or helping to organize our office cottage supplies for events. Whitesbog Preservation Trust, 120 W Whites Bogs Rd, #34, Browns Mills. 609-893-4646. Whitesbog.org.

Temple Goddess Tribal Fusion Bellydance – 10:30-11:30am. In this class we build core strength and teach exercises that burn fat fast, raise metabolism and balance hormones. $20/drop-in. Movement Magic Dance Studio, 5 N Broadway, Pitman. Text to reserve spot: 856-553-5123.

Pet Adoption Day – 11am-2pm. PetsMart, 62 Centerton Rd, Mount Laurel. More info, Burlington County Animal Alliance: bcaaofnj.org.

History Hike – 1-2pm. 1st Sat. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog’s role in history and visit Suningive, the worker’s cottge and other museums, buildings and farm landscapes that speak to Whitesbog’s heritage. $5 donation/person. Whitesbog Preservation Trust, 120 W Whites Bogs Rd, #34, Browns Mills. 609-893-4646. Whitesbog.org.

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Institute for Complementary & Alternative Medicine 24 Nautilus Dr, Ste 3, Manahawkin 609-978-9002 504 Hamburg Tpk, Ste 202, Wayne 973-790-6363 639 Stokes Rd, Se 202, Medford 609-654-5900 ICAMBartissMD.com Dr. Bartiss is both conventionally and holistically trained giving patients the best of both worlds and the freedom to choose. ICAM’s HEART Program addresses the body’s basic needs in terms of hormone rejuvenation to include adrenal, thyroid, sex and growth hormones as well as the essential neurotransmitters. As an active and founding member of the American Association of Ozonotherapists, Dr. Bartiss is an expert in various forms of bio-oxidative therapies that include ozone, hydrogen peroxide, ultraviolet phototherapy and highdose vitamin C. These and other powerful therapies are offered by only a few hundred medical practitioners throughout the country. See ad on page 35.

AWARENESS COACHING MARYANN PINO MILLER, M.Ed. Certified Heal Your Life® Teacher Emotion Code Practitioner Consciously Living, LLC The Center, Life in Balance 45 S Main St, Medford, NJ 856-912-2087 Maryann@ConsciouslyLiving.com

Become aware of your true nature, meet your inner child waiting for your love, become aware of and unload the baggage weighing you down, become aware of the depth of love that exists within you and gain the understanding of the importance of your relationship with yourself and how to foster it. See ad on page 33.

AYURVEDIC HEALING PRACTITIONER JANET WATKINS, RYT, CRM

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The simple explanation of this program is that when the endocrine system is balanced, a person is less likely to become ill, over-weight and emotionally imbalanced. ICAM patients report an improved quality of life, both emotionally and physically.

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CHIROPRACTOR DECOTIIS CHIROPRACTIC WELLNESS 30 W Holly Ave, Pitman, NJ 08071 856-218-1330 Fddec@WellnessSpeakers.org

Dr. DeCotiis specializes in wellnessbased Chiropractic care: helping the body to function at its personal best while reducing internal and external stresses. We individualize care to optimize performance of body systems by reducing nerve damage, improving spinal alignment, posture, ergonomics, sleep habits, hormone balance and improving overall health through exercise, weight loss, detox and supplementation.

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Her adjustments techniques consist of diversified, activator, arthrostim, SOT blocking, craniosacral work, active release technique, and PNF stretching. See ad on page 23.

CANINE BEHAVIORIST NANCY TOLLINO

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HEALTH COACH JASON FOSTER

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Liesha Getson is a Board-Certified Thermographic Technician, Holistic Health Counselor, a Reiki Master and Energy Practitioner. Liesha is a founding partner of Health Through Awareness in Marlton, a cooperative wellness center that provides a variety of alternative services to facilitate healthy living including nutrition and lifestyle counseling, reiki, thermography, infrared detoxification and biopuncture. See ad on page 33.

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LIZ AMISSON, MS, RDN, CDE, IFNCP

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HYPNOSIS ROBERT EGBY

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Health Through Awareness takes a holistic approach to health and wellbeing. Dr. Philip Getson is a boardcertified Family Physician and certified by four Thermographic Boards.

He specializes in thermography, an early diagnostic tool for many health conditions including breast health.

With the mission of providing a balanced approach to wellness, the center offers diet and lifestyle counseling, thermography, the area’s most unique infrared detox sauna (The POD), reiki, a smoking cessation program, physician standard supplements and ongoing wellness classes. See ad on page 33.

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INTEGRATIVE MEDICINE/ HOLISTIC PAIN MANAGEMENT POLINA KARMAZIN, MD

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INTUITIVE ENERGY HEALER KASHA GAMBONE

Reiki Master Berlin, NJ 08009 • 865-264-6840 Intuitive energy healer. Usui Reiki practitioner and teacher. Specializing in removing energy blocks. Restoring and aligning the balance of body, mind and spirit. Providing meditation and spiritual guidance. Reiki attunements available for all levels.

INTUITIVE HEALING SUSAN COSTANTINO DRUMMOND, LMT, RM NJBalance at The Center, Life in Balance 45 S Main St, Medford 609-923-3154 • Susan@NJBalance.com NJBalance.com

Susan is an Intuitive Medium, Reiki Master and licensed Massage Therapist. She specializes in intuitively enhancing the mind, soul and physical body with healing energy for your highest well-being. See ad on page 33.

IONIC DETOX WILL HARRIS

Healthful Solutions 4U LLC I A L - Certified The Center, Life in Balance 45 S Main St, Medford 856-275-1047 • WH2507@comcast.net HealthfulSolutions4U.com Ionic foot detox, reflex foot machine and chi machine sessions. These sessions will help to detox the body, open up passageways from the feet up through the meridians, releasing inflammation and send oxygen into the body. Oxygen therapy helps to replace the oxygen depleted by chemo and radiation therapy. Elixinol premium CBD now available.

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Patricia’s practice promotes balancing the physical, emotional mental and spiritual health of clients utilizing the Richway Bio-Mat during sessions. Free health consultation.

The more you live in balance, respecting nature and yourself, the more likely you will be in the right place at the right time, all the time.

MASSAGE FOR PAIN MANAGEMENT DOROTHEA ATKINS, TH.D., RN, LMT

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WE ARE HUMAN MASSAGE THERAPY & ENERGY WORK

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Even though we are certainly built like them. We need to treat ourselves with a little extra TLC from time to time. It is important to listen to our aches and pains & emotional stress.

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MEDICAL SKINCARE AND COSMETICS DR. ANAMARIA NEWPORT, DMS, DMD, MHS, PAC 17 White Horse Pike, Ste 10B Haddon Heights, NJ 08035 856-323-8885

Dr. Newport is a discerning artist, highly experienced master cosmetic injector and renowned dermatology speaker with 10+ years of extensive medical training. Her continuous dedication for skincare, surgery, dentistry, and cosmetic procedures are enhanced by combining the use of the latest technology and her unique homeopathic style. As an artist, she is genuinely passionate about bringing out the unique beauty in each one of her patients. Look no further for your organic skincare specialist, offering the purest treatments achievable with our personalized natural products.

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MENOPAUSAL AND SEXUAL HEALTH WOMEN FOR WOMEN MEDICAL ASSOCIATES Jewel Amui-Bellon, M.D. 102 Centre Boulevard, Ste I Marlton, NJ 08053 856-267-5019 • w4wma.com

It is a known fact that millions of women after the menopausal transition, undergo changes in their vaginal health and suffer from vaginal dryness and painful intercourse. The changes in vaginal health is due to declining estrogen levels. Current management of these symptoms include Estrogens and Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulators. Not all women can take estrogens for symptomatic relief. The MonaLisa Touch therapy is an effective in-office, non-hormornal therapy, with no downtime. Most women have called it life changing. It is similar to the annual pelvic exam. Many women have reported symptomatic relief after the first treatment. See ad on page 11.

NUMEROLOGIST TRACI ROSENBERG, MA

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MOVEMENT ENRICHMENT AVIANNA MECK

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NATUROPATHIC DOCTOR MELISSA JOSSELSON, ND Naturopathic Doctor Marlton & Haddonfield, NJ 856-472-9495 MyNaturalDoctor.com

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PELVIC REHABILITATION DR. AMANDA HERITAGE, PT, DPT

Breathe Life Physical Therapy & Wellness Collingswood Health Collective, 987 Haddon Ave, Collingswood, NJ 856-210-3517 Info@BreatheLifePT.com BreatheLifePT.com Specializing in pelvic rehabilitation for women and men optimizing health and restoring control of urinary and bowel incontinence, pelvic pain, pelvic organ prolapse and support for women during/after pregnancy. One-on-one physical therapy provided promotes an active, confident and comfortable lifestyle to fully breathe life. See ad on page 25.

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PSYCHOENERGETIC COUSELING HEALERS UNIVERSE

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SPIRITUAL ART AND GUIDANCE MONICA ARMSTRONG, CSD, CHS Spirit Matters Studio 54 Watkins Ave, Woodbury, NJ 08096 215-206-3187 Monica@SpiritMatterStudio.com SpiritMatterStudio.com

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