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contents Natural Awakenings is your guide to a healthier, more balanced life. In each issue readers find cutting-edge information on natural health, nutrition, fitness, personal growth, green living, creative expression and the products and services that support a healthy lifestyle.

18 NATURAL WAYS TO 18 CLEANSE BODY & MIND

Take Toxins Out of Your Life

by Meredith Montgomery

30 ENLIGHTENING IDEAS ABOUT MONEY Think Independence, Intimacy, Integrity

by April Thompson

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34 EATING VEGAN ON THE ROAD Clever Ways to Eat Healthy Anywhere

by Judith Fertig

36 MARIA RODALE

HELPS ORGANIC FARMERS SUCCEED

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by Randy Kambic

38 FOUR REASONS

TO BREAK A SWEAT

The Fast Path to Flushing Toxins

by Deanna Minich

40 WORKING AS AN

ARTIST IN CONSEQUENTIAL TIMES: CARRIE SEID

by Carolyn King

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42 DOGS NEED

DETOXING TOO

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10 Ways to Detox Your Dog

by Patricia Jordan

online FUN WAYS TO GET OUTSIDE THIS SUMMER e a Kid Again With B Your Own Family

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ummer is in full swing, and here in Tucson, that can be the perfect time to detox our bodies. Whether it be through sweat—let’s face it, it’s unavoidable—or more intentional means, a good detoxification is good for the body and soul.

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In this issue, we hear from both national and local experts on various methods of detox, including colon cleanses, nutrients to aid in detoxification, nourishing the spirit and more. Let’s start anew, ready to take on the rest of this summer’s fun activities.

We have some fresh takes on Natural Awakenings Tucson this month, as well. Our Bodywork section has been updated, we have a brand new Holly Baker, publisher Foodie Guide, expanded Classifieds and more exciting things to come—including sections on Pets and Fitness. We now feature an advertiser index at the end of the issue, making it easy to find the locations of ads and learn more about local businesses.

So what does your body need this month? Is it a float in a sensory deprivation tank, a colon cleanse, an updated meditation routine or just a good day spent outdoors with friends and family? I challenge you to make a positive change for yourself this month; you’ll be glad you did!

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newsbriefs Soulistic Healing Center Open in Tubac

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he Soulistic Healing Center is a new, nonprofit destination health resort spa in Tubac offering a variety of complementary healing modalities, featuring five pristine chlorine- and chemical-free ionized therapeutic spa pools. The center specializes in a variety of touch therapies, including an eclectic blend of massage, craniosacral therapy, reflexology and reiki.

The center also offers acupuncture and lymphobiology, as well as detoxification modalities including infrared sauna detoxification and IonCleanse treatments.

Other integrative services include Watsu aqua therapy, HeartMath, aromatherapy, yoga and spiritual counseling.

“Soulistic Healing Center provides a sacred and relaxing environment with a variety of modalities to assist not only in the physical healing process, but also to empower individuals to actively participate and make healthier lifestyle choices that can affect positive change on the spiritual, and mindal levels as well,” says Ardendae Gasser, Office Manager at Soulistic Healing Center.

Location: 20 Calle Iglesia, Tubac. For more information, call 520-398-3970, email Ardendae@SoulisticHealingCenter.org or visit SoulisticHealingCenter.org. See ad, page 10.

Natural Awakenings Publishers Attend Conference in Orlando

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atural Awakenings publishers from around the U.S., plus Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic, attended a company conference from May 5 to 7 at the Embassy Suites by Hilton, in Orlando. Highlights included presentations

by Michael Aun, an author, columnist and businessman emphasizing customer service and leadership; Adam Brown, a business coach and publishing expert; and G. William James, a professional trainer in wireless business technology.

Other sessions unveiled the upcoming magazine redesign, new operations features, revenue-generating ideas and panel discussions led by individual publishers.

Franchisees also shared their best practices for effective automation, local editorial content, annual directories and growth strategies. Community Outreach Director Linda Sechrist announced her three-month Natural Awakenings Wellness Roadie Tour, starting in August, to connect with healthy living authors, sustainability activists and local businesses.

“Special appreciation recognized franchisees that have reached significant five-, 10- and 15-year marks of publishing. We also honored President Larry Levine, who passed last September,” says CEO Sharon Bruckman.

Founded by Bruckman with a single edition in Naples in 1994, Natural Awakenings has become one of the largest free, local, healthy lifestyle publications worldwide, serving approximately 3.5 million readers in 84 locations.

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Free Films, Fun and Prizes at Loft Kids Fest

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uper summer excitement returns to The Loft Cinema with their 11th annual Loft Kids Fest, July 21 to 30. Each morning, children and their parents can experience some of the best family-friendly films of all time, along with an animated short before every feature, beginning at 10 a.m. The free event will start before the film at 9:15 a.m. with fun games, handson activities, live performances, great giveaways, free popcorn and crazy surprises.

There will be a free raffle to win a $50 gift certificate to Mildred & Dildred Toy Store and other fabulous prizes each day. Encore screenings will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays only. Pre-show activities are hosted by the gang from Mildred & Dildred Toy Store.

Location: 3233 E. Speedway Blvd., Tucson. For more information, call 520-795-7777, email Info@LoftCinema.org or visit LoftCinema.org. See ad, page 30.

Kate’s Magik Introduces Monthly Natural Perfume Subscription

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ate’s Magik has announced the launch of The Bastet Perfume Society, a monthly natural perfume subscription. Each month, members of the Bastet Perfume Society will receive a 3 mL bottle of an exotic, masterfullycrafted natural perfume. Due to the pure nature of plant-based perfumes, they are not only deliciously fragrant, beautifying and seductive, but they also carry medicinal and therapeutic qualities that support body, mind and spirit.

“I have spent this past year studying, sourcing and acquiring a collection of notably rare and exotic ingredients—some of which cost more per gram than gold. With the Bastet Perfume Society, there will be blends that move you to the core, transport you to hidden, mystical worlds or evoke deep and possibly unexpected emotions,” says founder Kate Becker, who has 15 years of experience as a therapeutic, natural perfumer.

Working with the pure essences of plants, flowers, fruits, seeds, roots, resins, woods and barks from all over the world has been one of the most fulfilling, joyful experiences of Becker’s life. “If you find a blend you love, a full-size Roll-On will be available for purchase, and members will receive a $10 credit toward the larger size,” she adds.

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What is an End of Life Mentor?

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n the dying process of a loved one, family member, close friend or partner, we find that we need as much support as can be available. There is also the opportunity for expressing and sharing of love, grace, beautiful moments, sacred space, wrapping up unfinished business and more.

An End of Life Mentor is a death and dying expert who serves as a personal resource. This is someone who supports as needed—relieves stress, answers the tough questions, interfaces with medical professionals, translates medical lingo, runs errands if needed, or fills in so that a Danielle caregiver can take a deep breath or get a good Dvorak night’s sleep. This is someone who can be there to “have your back” when in that state of emotional overwhelm that often happens when someone close to us is dying.

An End of Life Mentor can: 1) work alongside hospice, 2) offer support in place of hospice for those who don’t want to utilize hospice or admit they are dying, 3) offer vigiling—sitting for many hours with the dying person at the very end of life, typically the last two or three days.

Hospice is a wonderful service and should always be encouraged when death is something that can no longer be denied. However, after the first week or two, the amount of time and attention a hospice can spend on any given patient becomes limited. There are many situations that warrant larger chunks of time spent in supporting the family, caregivers, etc. than a hospice can cover. This is when hiring an independent End of Life Mentor (also referred to as a Death Doula, Soul Midwife or End of Life Guide) can be of great comfort to the dying person, family, friends, caregivers and anyone involved in this precious time at the end of a life.

End of Life Mentors are experienced, trained and certified in end of life issues, ranging from knowledge of advanced directives, the dying process, how to calm and comfort, leading meditations and more.

Danielle Dvorak first felt the call to work with those at the end of their lives over 20 years ago, and has since spent many years supporting family and working with hospice in assisting the dying, their families and caregivers. Recently, Dvorak completed a training in accompanying the dying, resulting in a certificate as an End of Life Mentor. Connect at 847-323-9188, Danielle@EndOfLifeMentor.com or EndOfLifeMentor.com. See ad, page 23.

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Mythbuster: Epsom Salts Pull Toxins From The Body

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common misconception is that Epsom salts in a bath will pull toxins from the body. However, that’s not how it works. It is important to know that there are only six ways for a human to eliminate toxins: through the skin, by urinating, by defecating, through breath (voice), through tears and through spit/vomiting. When we soak in a normal bath of Epsom salts, the salts will help to relax the muscles, and if essential oils and botanicals are added to the salts, that will help in several healing processes as well.

The heat from the water opens the pores of the skin and allows the salts and botanicals into the body’s system. However, unless one is able to steadily control the temperature of the water, it will soon cool off and the action of the salts will stop.

In a sensory deprivation tank (flotation tank), the temperature is controlled to between 94 and 95.5 degrees, and a person floats in 800 pounds of pharmaceutical grade Epsom salt. This process Kalyn Wolf allows for deeper absorption into the body’s system through the heat of the water, and helps to speed up the metabolism.

It’s through the metabolism that the body detoxes faster than normal. Nothing of significance is drawn out through the skin during the session, but after the session is over, metabolism speeds up and the detox process begins. This is why it is suggested to drink a lot of water after a float session.

Kalyn Wolf is the owner of Cloud Nine Flotation Center and has been involved in the healing arts as an energy and sound healer since 1978. Involved in Flotation Therapy for over 30 years, she is a best-selling author and regularly gives classes on intentional breathing and grounding. Connect at 520-668-4017, Info@FloatTucson.com or FloatTucson.com.

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Bee Killers

A study in the journal Nature Communications examined wild bee populations relative to the use of controversial neonic (neonicotinoid) pesticides from 1994 to 2011, and discovered that extinction rates paralleled their use on plants throughout the country.

The 34 species analyzed experienced a 10 percent population drop across the board, with five of the species seeing a decrease of 20 percent or more, and the most-impacted group declining by 30 percent. Researchers say this indicates that up to half of the population decline could be attributed to the use of neonics.

“It contributes, but there is a bigger picture,” says Jeffrey Pettis, an entomologist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture Beltsville Bee Laboratory, in Maryland. Other factors are thought to include parasites such as varroa mites and nosema fungus (a bacterial disease known as foulbrood) plus viruses, drought and loss of habitat.

Meanwhile, the Friends of the Earth (FOE) environmental group has launched a petition calling on the Ace and True Value hardware companies to follow Lowe’s and Home Depot’s example of phasing out the pesticides. FOE says, “If these garden retailers don’t act fast, they’ll lose customers. A new poll shows that 66 percent of Americans prefer to shop at Lowe’s and Home Depot because they’ve committed to stop selling bee-killing pesticides.”

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Endangered Species Protection Act May Go Extinct The federal Endangered Species Act (ESA), passed in 1973, strengthened earlier federal protections for animals that had been nearly wiped out by humans. The act faces opposition from those that believe it both unfairly protects animals that poach livestock and restricts land use.

At a recent hearing titled Modernizing the Endangered Species Act, Republican Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming, head of the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, said the ESA is not working anymore. Natural Resources Committee Chairman Republican Congressman Rob Bishop of Utah opines that the act has never been used for the rehabilitation of species and instead has been controlling the land, saying, “It has been hijacked.”

Yet Daniel M. Ashe, president and chief executive of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, says, “The Endangered Species Act is the world’s ‘gold standard’ for conservation and protection of animals.”

According to many experts, the world’s flora and fauna are experiencing a global extinction crisis caused by human activity, but we have also learned how to protect species and help them recover. Eight species that would probably have disappeared already were it not for the ESA include the black-footed ferret, humpback whale, bald eagle, American alligator, grizzly bear, Florida manatee, California condor and gray wolf.

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Garden Clubs Help Beautify Roads Displays of flowers populating highway meridians, road embankments and adjacent green spaces are often due to the efforts of garden clubs working with state departments of transportation (DOT).

Some of these pioneers also inspire other clubs to pursue similar collaborations, often with public support.

“The people of Texas have joined wholeheartedly in what Lady Bird Johnson started,” says Linda Love, roadside beautification chairperson of the Texas Garden Clubs, Inc. (TexasGardenClubs.org), headquartered in Fort Worth. Their committee recognizes planting projects on state and county highways assisted by 320 local clubs encompassing about 10,000 members.

She points to particularly attractive areas along highways 75 in Richardson, plus highways 45 and 35 extending south of Dallas, where concentrations of blue bonnets “look like lakes,” says Love. Other planted native flower patches include Indian paintbrush and gaillardia. She notes that the state prohibits mowing of blue bonnets until after they’ve bloomed and dropped their seeds; picking rules preserve their beauty.

Gail Hill, chair of The Florida Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc.’s (ffgc.org) roadside beautification committee, based in Winter Park, reports the Ella P. Wood Paths of Sunshine Award Program that partners with the Florida Wildflower Foundation (FlaWildflowers.org) recognizes the efforts of state DOT maintenance crews in establishing and maintaining roadside wildflowers. “The department has run a strong program for decades,” she says.

Local clubs are encouraged to petition elected officials for new resolutions to develop roadside wildflower projects. “About half of Florida’s counties have passed resolutions, including most recently, Santa Rosa and Escambia counties,” says Hill.

This year, the Raleigh-based The Garden Club of North Carolina, Inc. (GardenClubOfNC.org), with more than 200 chapters, is working with the state DOT to commemorate the centennial of America’s entry into World War I by planting red poppies and bachelor buttons. Roadside Development Chairperson Pat Cashwell reports that about 1,500 acres of wildflowers, including cosmos, are planted annually on state and county highways each summer and fall, largely funded by the sale of special license plates, with awards to highway department crews. “We get letters from people after they drive through the state commenting on the floral beauty,” she enthuses.

Many garden clubs also establish flowers in parks, schoolyards, church properties and other public locations.

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eal Estate transactions are inherently stressful. Tucson’s current market with limited inventory of available homes makes it especially stressful for buyers who need to be prepared to make offers quickly or risk losing their preferred home.

Stress is closely linked to sleeping problems, health problems, relationship problems, job performance problems and general poor quality of life. Knowing how to reduce and manage stress when purchasing a new home is vitally important.

Preparation is key. Here are some tips for making it through the home-buying process with less stress.

• Select a Realtor to help locate properties, inform and guide throughout the process. Buying a home is very complicated; don’t go it alone.

• Obtain a prequalification form from a lender before start ing to look for a home. A realtor can help find a lender.

• Become familiar with real estate jargon and the steps of the transaction process itself. Understanding the acronyms and knowing what to expect will greatly reduce wonder ing and worrying.

• Read and review the Arizona Association of Real Estate “Buyer’s Advisory”. Agents should provide one. This is a required form that provides excellent resources for obtain ing answers to all the questions buyers have.

• Maintain regular self-care practices: exercise, yoga, meditation, nutritional, spiritual. In the rush of buying a home, it is easy to let these go. Real Estate transactions are full of ups and downs. It is very important to continue self-care to sustain balance.

• As much as possible, retain a sense of humor and have fun. Buying a new home may be stressful, but the outcome is one to celebrate and enjoy.

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Women Who Care in Tucson

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riven by the desire to make a difference and inspired by other Women Who Care (WWC) chapters around the U.S. and Canada, over 100 caring women in Tucson have created a local philanthropic group of fabulous women who are capable of doing great things in our community.

WWC Tucson are an informal group of women who love to give, making a direct impact by supporting local charities in our community. The WWC Tucson chapter and its events are run by an executive committee of big-hearted volunteers, along with the assistance of some very generous sponsors.

The goal of the group is to support the wonderful work that our local charities do in funds, exposure and awareness in a

minimal amount of time.

There are two upcoming “Big Give” dates. At the upcoming event on July 13, there will be a check-in and mingle from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., and the meeting following from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., at Westin La Paloma Resort. The next will occur on October 19, at the same times and place.

Four times per year, members show up with a blank check in hand to give big. Each member has the opportunity to nominate a local charity, and nominating members will be asked to make a short, informal presentation to the group about their charity’s mission and why it is deserving of the members’ vote. After a Q&A session, an anonymous ballot is held and the charity with the most votes will be the recipient.

Each member writes a $100 check made out to the charity with the most votes, given to the selected charity within two weeks of the meeting. The member who nominated the recipient charity will be asked to participate in the Big Give.

The winning charity is then invited back to the next meeting to share with members the big impact their donations have made.

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The Benefits of Having an Astrological Reading

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by Shivani Baker

strology is an ancient science centuries old, and many cultures have been using it for thousands of years. In America, it is still a new phenomena, and only became popular since the 1960s.

Those who believe in reincarnation believe that the soul never dies, and enters a new body to continue the soul’s evolution. That evolution is shown in our birth chart. The birth chart explains our relationship to our parents, shows attitudes about money, career and relationships, sexual orientation, creativity, health, spirituality and children.

An astrology reading from a professional can explain why certain areas of our lives have been challenging and others have been easy. A good astrologer will help navigate the blind spots in

one’s chart (where we can’t see clearly) and we all have these. They can help us with timing of events, such as moving, changing jobs, getting married, selling/ buying a home. This is done by interpreting the planets’ transits or where the lancets are now in there orbit, and how the planets are aspecting one’s birth chart. This information is very empowering, because the more we are aware or conscious of, the better choices we can make for ourselves.

Astrology is a complex and complete science to help us on our soul’s journey. Getting a reading from a professional astrologer can help one navigate the rough passages in life, and help when at a major crossroad.

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to Cleanse Body & Mind

Take Toxins Out of Your Life

by Meredith Montgomery

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he term “detox” has been gaining traction in health circles, but cleansing practices have existed for millennia, ranging from Egyptian hydrotherapy to Medieval Lenten practices and Native American fasting, smudging and sweat lodges. The truth is that we need cleansing now more than ever—to rid our bodies of chemical overload and our minds of negative thinking.

The Environmental Defense Fund has counted more than 100 chemicals produced in the U.S. that are present in everyday products and hazardous to humans and the environment. “Our body is a natural detoxifier, ridding itself of toxins through pooping, peeing, sweating and shedding skin. But in our current toxic overload situation, it’s not always an efficient process,” observes Deanna Minich, Ph.D., an author and functional nutritionist in Washington state.

Some experts believe many commercial detoxification programs are unsafe, extreme and ineffective. “Psychologically, a short-term cleanse can act as a stepping stone if you’re eating fast food and donuts every day,” says Dr. Michael Greger, a Washington, D.C., physician specializing in clinical nutrition and author of How Not to

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Die. “What matters more is longterm—what you’re eating a decade from now. No quick fix is going to do it, it’s a lifestyle change.”

Feed Your Microbiome

When the microbiome becomes depleted, overall health is affected. Dr. Robynne Chutkan, a gastroenterologist at Georgetown University Hospital, founder of the Digestive Center for Wellness, in Washington, D.C., and author of Gutbliss and The Microbiome Solution, explains, “The GI tract is the body’s engine, and microbes are the worker bees that operate the machinery so that digestion and toxin removal can happen.”

She recommends switching to a

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Get Dirty

“Health and wealth have become associated with cleanliness, yet the opposite is probably true,” assesses Chutkan. “Kids come in from the playground to use hand sanitizers and eat processed snacks. Instead, discard the microbiome-disrupting sanitizer and provide fresh vegetables for them to eat outside. We don’t want kids exposed to any serious pathogens, but getting a little dirty is essential.”

Studies have found that children with pets are more likely to have fewer allergies and infections and take fewer antibiotics than those living in pet-free households (Clinical & Experimental Allergy and Kuopio University Hospital,

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plant-filled diet to effectively repopulate the microbiome and be aware of how food is grown. “Much store-bought produce, even organic options, is grown in depleted soil. Seek out biodynamic farmers that prioritize nutrient-rich soil to foster microbes,” Chutkan says. Even planting a couple of herbs or microgreens on the kitchen windowsill can make a difference. “Just picking those herbs and getting your hands in healthy dirt increases your exposure to healthpromoting microbes.”

Finland). Pets that venture outdoors bring healthy microbes inside; so does fresh air, which purifies poorer quality indoor air.

Chutkan also warns of excessive bathing. “When we scrub ourselves, we rub off microbes and naturally occurring oils; unless we’re filthy, we just need to gently rinse.” Marketers convince consumers that products with toxic ingredients are necessities, but coconut oil, apple cider vinegar and honey can effectively replace many toiletries.

the staple of the meal plan, is a nourishing and easy-to-digest, porridge-like blend of beans, rice and Indian spices.

“When you eat a mono diet of just kitchari, your body can transfer the energy that normally goes toward digestion into cleansing and healing other systems,” says Douillard. For those not ready to maintain such a limited diet, he recommends a polydiet with the option to add seasonal steamed vegetables, oatmeal and other gluten-free grains.

Burn Fat Cells

Few Snacks, More Water

According to ayurveda, burning fat fuels detoxification because toxins from preservatives, pollutants, pesticides and other damaging chemicals are stored in our fat cells. When fat is metabolized and used as an energy source, the toxins are released, ready to be flushed out.

“When we’re not burning fat, toxins can accumulate, cause congestion in the lymphatic channels, overwhelm the liver and ultimately be deposited back into fat cells or stored in the arteries, heart and brain,” comments Certified Ayurvedic Practitioner Dr. John Douillard, of Boulder, Colorado. He’s the author of Eat Wheat and a former director of player development and nutrition advisor for the New Jersey Nets professional basketball team.

Reboot with a Quick Cleanse

To stimulate the body’s natural ability to burn fat, Douillard recommends a four-day, at-home detox cleanse.

“The digestive system is responsible for delivering nutrients and escorting dangerous toxins out of your body; if you can’t digest well, you can’t detoxify well,” he says.

Unlike drastic fasts and juice cleanses, which can deplete nutrients, he recommends stimulating fat metabolism with a cleanse that starts each morning with melted ghee followed by a simple nonfat diet throughout the day.

According to research published in Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine, ghee, a clarified butter, has been proven to remove environmental toxins by attaching to toxic fats. Kitchari,

Work toward eating three meals a day—a light breakfast, big lunch and

light and early dinner—without snacking in-between, and fasting for 13 hours each night. Douillard notes, “This regimen should be maintained beyond the cleanse because it gives the body a chance to use up its carbohydrates—its normal, go-to fuel—and switch to its calmer, more stable, detoxifying fuel— body fat.”

Adapt the cleanse to avoid strain, because when under stress, the lymphatic system shuts down and the body stores fat and toxins. “If three meals a day with no snacks is not possible yet, have a nonfat high-protein snack and plan to eat more protein at your next meal,” suggests

5 Ways to Detox Every Day

by Meredith Montgomery

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s soon as we start eating healthier diets, our body is able to detoxify more efficiently and diseases begin to be reversed,” says Dr. Michael Greger, a physician and creator of NutritionFacts.org. Follow these tips to enhance the detoxification process at mealtimes.

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Eat broccoli and other cruciferous vegetables raw or chop them at least 40 minutes before cooking to maximize intake of the phytonutrient sulforaphane, which boosts detoxifying enzymes in the liver. For the time-crunched, Greger suggests adding a small amount of any type of raw cruciferous vegetables to the cooked ones.

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Always choose colorful produce, with the exception of white mushrooms and cauliflower. “White foods are stripped of nutrition,” says Greger. Pigment indicates the richness of antioxidants that keep the body functioning efficiently.

He likes adding shreds of economical and long-lasting red cabbage as an everyday garnish.

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Follow the seasons, because nature provides the ideal harvest for each season—heavier, denser foods in winter, like wheat, dairy, roots, nuts and seeds; and cooling, high-energy fruits and vegetables in summer. Dr. John Douillard, creator of the 3-Season Diet Challenge, remarks that research suggests that gut microbes are meant to change with local seasonal foods to optimize digestion, mood and immunity.

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Avoid plastics by limiting intake of foods stored or cooked in plastic, especially cling wrap, which is made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), a known carcinogen, according to the World Health Organization International Agency for Research on Cancer. Also avoid canned goods unless labeled bisphenol A (BPA)-free. “A lot of toxins enter our bodies through processed, overcooked and fried foods,” observes Deanna Minich, Ph.D. “As we replace these foods with nourishing options, we need to also minimize plastic packaging.”

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Filter water because, “We are primarily made of water, so if we’re drinking and bathing in contaminated water, it impacts health,” says Minich who recommends using a national testing laboratory to assess home tap water. The results can then be coupled with the Environmental Working Group’s buying guide (Tinyurl.com/EWG-Buying-Guide) to determine the most appropriate water filter to deal with the contaminants that may be present.

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Emotional Release

“Toxins are best understood less as poisons than as barriers—obstacles to the life and health we truly want,” says Minich.

As a functional medicine nutritionist, she believes that food as medicine is only one aspect of full-spectrum health. Her approach revolves around clusters of nutritional, anatomical, psychological

and spiritual life issues that can be jointly detoxified, supported and healed.

“Good eating alone will not necessarily solve our emotional woes or stop our limiting beliefs and toxic self-talk,” she explains in Whole Detox, a book based on a whole-life, whole-systems, whole-foods approach to detoxification. “We need to remove all the barriers that impede our growth. Limiting thoughts, as well as heavy metals and pesticides, are toxic barriers that weigh us down, sapping energy that might be used for better things.”

Her 21-day program is designed to establish long-term lifestyle changes with simple habits. She recommends monitoring our emotions and tracking thoughts with daily writing exercises. “Look at yourself like you’re examining a food label to get to the root of limiting patterns,” she says, encouraging questions such as, “Is this thought healthy for me?”

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Douillard. “Or start with four meals, and work your way down to three.”

Aim to drink half your healthiest body weight in ounces of room-temperature water every day, while also sipping warm-to-hot water—believed to soften the intestinal tract, move the lymph and hydrate the cells more effectively than cold water—every 10 to 15 minutes for two weeks. Plain water has a hydrating effect that not even lemon water can replicate.

or, “Do I want this thought in my being?”

Be mindful of speech as well; swearing, exaggerating and interrupting can have deleterious effects, while uplifting affirmations can inspire positive actions.

She attests that visualization can help prevent the creative self from shutting down, another aspect of toxicity. “Be intuitive and imaginative; allow creative expression to flow. Before you can manifest what you want in life, you have to envision it.” Minich wants patients to invite introspection by taking a few minutes each day to be in solitude and silence, allowing meaning and purpose to surface.

Daily stress relief practices such as meditation, yoga, self-massage and mindful breathing can foster stress reduction. “Life shouldn’t feel like an emergency. We need to navigate around stress so we’re not inundated by it,” counsels Douillard.

By extracting toxins through sweat and circulating nutrients, physical activity is equally important for detoxification, but it’s also a form of self-love.

“It expands your sense of possibilities, freeing you to go where you will and to carry burdens lightly,” Minich says.

In this age of personalized medicine, Minich encourages patients to focus on the parts of a detox program that they need most, whether it’s diet, exercise, massage, emotional wellbeing or spirituality. She reminds us that the desire and need to cleanse is universal.“Detox is as old as humankind.”

Meredith Montgomery publishes Natural Awakenings of Gulf Coast Alabama/Mississippi (HealthyLiving HealthyPlanet.com).

Neurotoxicity, or Brain Toxic

by Timothy M. Marshall & Carol L. Henricks

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e’re exposed to thousands of chemicals every day. Chemicals can invade our body and create a toxic storm. Harmful chemicals can enter the body through food, lotions, shampoos, beauty and hair products, chemicals sprayed to keep new clothing fresh, dryer sheets, air fresheners and other aromatics, aerosolized cleaning fluids and through every oral/ dental product, food and drink.

There are 80,000 chemical prod-

ucts that exist now that did not exist 100 years ago. Every chemical that enters our body that is not part of our natural physiology must be dealt with as a foreign substance and be removed.

Chemicals such as synthetic colors (red dye 40), artificial sweeteners (aspartame, sucralose) and preservatives (parabens, formaldehyde) are found in thousands of consumer products.

A chemical such as formaldehyde—a by-product of the neurotoxic sweetener aspartame—has a particular affinity for the brain, as do many other “fat-soluble” chemicals, because of its high fat concentration (about 60 percent fat).

Harmful chemicals can invade our body and cause chemical-induced brain injury (metabolic encephalopathy) closely resembling physical brain injury (like TBI), with a host of symptoms—depression, anxiety, irritability, memory problems, difficulty concentrating, sleep disturbances and chronic headaches, to name a few—ultimately leading to cell death and neurodegeneration.

While we are all exposed to these toxins to varying degrees, deployed military members experience tremendous toxic exposure, which invariably worsens their concussion symptoms.

To optimize healing and recovery, it is important to identify and minimize or eliminate these sources of exposure.

Employ safe and effective detoxification strategies—for example NAC, heavy metal chelators, sweating, ionic foot baths—that work with the body’s natural healing processes.

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extracted from cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli, Brussels sprouts and cauliflower.

Panthethine is the enzyme form of pantothenic acid. It plays a vital role in enhancing the aldehyde dehydrogenase enzyme—for formaldehyde detoxification.

Nutrients That Can Enhance Detoxification

by Othon Molina

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he following nutrients are good to keep in mind when thinking about enhancing detoxification. See a doctor for more details.

Glutathione is the cell’s major protection against free radicals produced by toxins such as aspartame and other additives. It is best used in IV form, although may be in oral form now.

Curcumin is for better absorption. Take in coconut milk, the active ingredient of turmeric. It’s an extremely powerful antioxidant, antibiotic, antifungal, enhances detoxification, enhances bile flow, inhibits cancer growth and is a very powerful anti-inflammatory.

Vitamin C (as magnesium or Calcium

ascorbate) plays a major role in cell protection against free radicals and stress, protects the nervous system and enhances tissue repair.

Milk Thistle is an herb that has been shown to substantially enhance liver detoxification, and is a very powerful antioxidant for all cells.

Vitamin B6 plays a major role in protecting against glutamate and aspartate toxicity. People exposed to chemical toxins frequently have low levels of this vitamin. When vitamin B6 is deficient, Taurine is also low.

Taurine is a sulfur-containing amino acid that is used by the liver for cleansing the system.

Indole-3 Carbinol is a natural substance that enhances immune function. It is

Thiamine (Vitamin B1) plays a major role in protecting nerves as well as the brain. It is commonly depleted with pesticide exposure.

Magnesium (citrate/malate) plays a major role in cell protection, especially against toxic pollution. It also protects against strokes and heart attacks.

Selenium also plays a role in protecting cells from toxins, especially mercury. It plays a major role in protecting against free radicals.

N-acetyl L-cysteine (NAC) is a substance that in cells is converted to glutathione. Glutathione is our cells’ major protection against free radicals produced by toxins such as aspartame.

In addition, NAC removes mercury.

DHA is a component of Omega-3. It plays a vital role in membrane repair and nurturing of the brain.

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The Detoxification Lifestyle

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More people are suffering from comorbidities, or multiple conditions, and detoxification is one of the major ways to heal from these conditions. Detoxification is a releasing of the negative or toxic from the physical, emotional or mental body and developing a positive or life-sustaining body, feeling or thought.

The conditions we have are a result of toxins accumulating in our bodies from the environment, air, water, diet, electronics and trauma. We take action and adopt a detoxification lifestyle to heal. We transform cell by cell, thought by thought and feeling by feeling.

A principle of detoxification is to understand the cause of our conditions and take action to remove the causes, according to Mark Hyman, M.D., a member of the Institute for Functional Medicine. Given that our gastrointestinal (GI) system is considered the source of the problem, Campbell-McBride, M.D. writes that the goal is to heal and seal the gut wall and reseed the good microbes. She does this through nutrition and detoxification. Surprisingly, 80 percent of our immune system is in our GI tract, so healing our gut is healing our immune system.

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It’s a good idea to cleanse the bowel first, as it makes cleansing more comfortable. Then one can progress to the liver, kidney, parasites and lymph.

Bowel cleansing and hydration continue throughout detoxification, as it may reduce “cleansing reactions” such as headaches, rashes, fatigue and bloat, as well as prevent re-absorption of toxins through the gut walls.

The direction of the diet is toward higher fat, lower carbohydrate, fermented foods, probiotics and eating “real food”. The direction of detoxification is to be fully who we are and manifest individual greatness.

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From Detox to Nourishing Spirit

by Linda Joy Stone

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any people feel physically toxic, but neglect to look at their spirit and emotions. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) views health as the balanced integration of the body, mind and spirit and our

harmonious interactions with the environment. The emotions and spirit play a vital role in our health. Although detoxing the body is worthwhile, focusing on clearing just the physical body may not be adequate.

In TCM, each organ system has an associated emotion. For example, anger and frustration can negatively affect the liver, creating stagnation and constriction. Worry, stress and overthinking can impair the spleen’s digestive function, causing heaviness and lack of mental clarity. A buildup of toxic emotions can be as deleterious as an overindulgence in food, drugs and alcohol. Conscious and appropriate emotional expression is necessary for optimal health, but the body will become unbalanced when any emotion becomes chronically discordant.

So, what do we need to detox—which actually means “to dispel poison”? Maybe what’s needed is “disciplined wildness” and beneficial ways to nourish—not only our body, but also our spirit. Laugh, dance and be in harmony with nature. These may be the best medicines to help cultivate joy and our innate wisdom of being.

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Elemental Fashion Get “Fired” Up With Unique Jewelry

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t the age of 19, Julie is already an experienced fashion model. The talented professional model, once scouted by Victoria’s Secret, has a very busy schedule. Besides modeling for various fashion companies, her daily training and workouts make her exhausted.

Most of the time she is overwhelmed and wishes she could just sleep without doing anything.

One day, her mom, who is also her agent, told her that a company wanted to hire her to model Sara Yo healing jewelry and she had choices for compensation: cash or trading for jewelry pieces at a wholesale price. “I heard that Sara Yo healing jewelry might help you lift your energy level. You should consider a trade deal for the jewelry,” her mom advised her. Julie responded, “Really? I doubt that a piece of jewelry can help me.” However, she decided to try on the jewelry before making her decision.

Julie was very excited sitting in front of a table full of beautiful Sara Yo healing jewelry. The bracelet with blue

square shaped stones first caught her eyes. “It is so unique and sparkling,” she said while she put the bracelet on her wrist. “Well, it is very beautiful, but I don’t feel anything.” After trying on a few other pieces, she reached out to a bracelet on the other side of the table. After a few minutes of holding the bracelet comprised of heart shaped Sara Yo healing stones, she jumped off her seat and said, “My God, I can’t believe it! I was so tired before and now I don’t feel tired anymore. It is so strange!”

Eventually, Julie, two other models and a photographer, all chose to receive Sara Yo healing jewelry over cash as compensation for their services (see pictures).

Many women like Julie feel more motivated and enthusiastic after wearing jewelry comprised of heart shaped Sara

Yo stones. These stones were discovered (and named by) Dr. Hannah Hershoff, M.D. and Ph.D. in a remote area near her hometown in Southeast China.

“These stones are made from the mineral Jingdezhen Kaolin formed over millions of years ago. Jingdezhen Kaolin mines have a long history and were reserved for royalty 2,000 years ago,” said Dr. Hershoff. After extensive research, Dr. Hershoff learned that local Kaolin has absorbed rich spiritual energy from the universe over the course of time. In addition, the unique process used in the creation of Sara Yo stones is based on a Chinese ancestral method involving local water, pine trees, and special kilns all contributing to the Five-Element energy.

This may or may not be the first time you have heard of Five-Element energy. But, it is important to know that this energy has been used in Chinese medicine to help people overcome illness and emotional issues for thousands

of years. These five elements are Fire, Wood, Earth, Metal and Water and they are understood to be the five aggregates that comprise the world. Energy from the five elements embraces the energetic matrix of the universe and it is said to flow together within us to bring harmony and balance.

“The heart shaped Sara Yo stones predominately bring Fire energy,” Hannah said. According to literature, Fire energy is the energy of heat and it is Yang in nature. It is a strong, dominant element that fuels you with ambition, motivation and the ability to take action. “Many people like Julie become fired up and turn into go-getters after connecting with Fire energy from their heart shaped Sara Yo healing jewelry.”

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Think Independence, Intimacy, Integrity

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oney influences our choice of job or home, and sense of security, worth and power; it can also make life more or less convenient.

Yet, despite its essential importance, money is often a forbidden topic among family members.

psychology training. “Money is emotional territory for people. You can’t just go to a financial planner, plot a budget and be on your merry way,” she observes.

Shifting Our Perceptions

To change our relationship with money, Tessler says we need to understand our “We are not taught how to have a rela“money stories” that include the ways tionship with money on a psychologiin which our personal experiences, cal or spiritual level; it isn’t part of our together with subconsciously inherited culture,” explains Bari Tessler, a Boulder, familial and cultural attitudes, shape Colorado, financial therapist and author how we think about money. of The Art of Money. “The majority of

“The first step to changing our our parents and grandparents didn’t money habits is being willing to deal receive a financial education, so they with the tough issues,” says Mayuri don’t understand emotions that relate Onerheim, author of Money Spirituality to money or how to talk about it.”

Consciousness, a retired accountant and

Tessler works with individuals, spiritual teacher of the Diamond Apcouples and creative entrepreneurs to proach of self-realization, in Larkspur, help them “claim their worth in the California. “There is no change without world and bring their skills and values some discomfort. It’s part of the spiritual into the marketplace,” she says. Money journey.” is a frequent source of tension among

Self-care, forgiveness and accepcouples, but Tessler notes it wasn’t tance are important throughout this even talked about in her graduate-level process, advises Tessler, because many

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people bring feelings of guilt and shame to their relationship with money. She recommends doing a “body check-in” to become aware of our physical reaction to related issues, whether it’s going on a reckless spending spree or bracing to ask for a raise. This stage paves the way for the practical work of learning to manage our money in alignment with our values, goals and dreams. It begins with developing practices to track, review and reflect upon spending and earning patterns.

Tactical Tools Tessler recommends utilizing one of many free financial tracking tools like Mint.com, ynab.com or MoneyMinder Online.com. She also suggests we rename their preloaded budget categories to reflect our personal relationships to the areas of spending (e.g., “sanctuary” rather than mortgage; “my dream vacation” for savings targeted for time off; or “life happens” for late fees).

For an enlightened view of cash flows, Onerheim suggests translating

We have ups and downs in enjoying yourself,” says Onerheim. life, and the same is true A Rewarding Journey of our finances.

Becoming financially conscious ultimately helps us fulfill our responsibility ~Bari Tessler what was spent on something into the hours it took to earn the money. “This perspective can transform how we allocate resources and what we’re willing to spend money on,” she says.

Vicki Robin, co-author of the bestseller Your Money or Your Life, espouses a similar approach: thinking of money in terms of hours of life energy. “Continually asking yourself whether you actually got fulfillment in proportion to life energy spent in each subcategory awakens the natural sense of knowing when enough is enough,” she writes.

Tessler and Onerheim both encourage rethinking the idea that all earning is good and all spending is bad: “It’s about balancing needs and wants, and we need joy in life. It’s not about saving every penny and not

to be a good steward of the planet’s resources, according to Onerheim.

“Money is a representation of myself in the world, so I want to take responsibility for where my money goes.”

“Financial integrity is achieved by learning the true impact of your earning and spending, both on your immediate family and on the planet,” agrees Robin.

“It is knowing what is enough money and material goods to keep you at the peak of fulfillment—and what is just excess and clutter.”

All call for celebrating progress on the journey to financial well-being and know-how. “Take baby steps and reward yourself along the way,” counsels Tessler. “This is a lifelong journey.”

Connect with freelance writer April Thompson, in Washington, D.C., at AprilWrites.com.

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Eating Vegan on the Road Clever Ways to Eat Healthy Anywhere

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raveling can be tricky for those trying to eat a plant-based diet, especially on long stretches of highway. More than 33 percent of Americans, or 100 million-plus people, are eating vegan/vegetarian meals more often, even if they do not adhere to a strict plant-based lifestyle, concluded a 2011 Harris Interactive study com-

missioned by the Vegetarian Resource Group. Here is what the discerning traveler can do when hunger strikes.

Start by looking for vegan pit stops before you go. Identify a plant-friendly restaurant group, such as Dr. Andrew Weil’s True Food Kitchen (now in 12 states), and then Google for their locations. Smartphone apps such as Finding Vegan and Happy Cow help point the way to vegan-friendly restaurants around the world.

This month, Natural Awakenings asked three savvy travelers how they manage plant-based eating wherever they go.

For Dustin Harder, eating well on the road is a matter of research and preparation. He is the New York City-based chef/host of the online program The Vegan Roadie, with 100 U.S. restaurant visits and counting and now seeking crowdfunding for its third season, set in Italy. Harder has learned to investigate his dining options ahead

of time, and always packs a travel-size, high-speed blender, lots of trail mix and his favorite condiments of sriracha (bottled hot sauce) and nutritional yeast.

“You can locate great vegan restaurants in surprising places if you search online before you travel,” he says, listing Viva Vegeria and La Botanica, in San Antonio, Texas, and The Red Fern, in Rochester, New York, among his finds.

Where vegan restaurants are scarce, he turns to plant-based options at Chipotle Mexican Grill and Panera Bread. His DIY hotel-room cuisine favorites are a Hotel Smoothie, Banushi (banana sushi) and Pizzadilla, a cross between a pizza and a quesadilla, “cooked” in aluminum foil using a hotel iron and ironing board.

Matt Frazier, a runner and co-author of the No Meat Athlete Cookbook, recently went on the road for a selffunded book tour. Not only had he left his high-powered blender back home with his family in Asheville, North Carolina, he was on a tight budget.

“The trick that has helped me not just survive, but thrive on the road is eating fresher, more whole and more raw,” he says. He recommends filling up on kale, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, nuts and seeds, berries, beans, onions and mushrooms.

Lindsay S. Nixon, author of The Happy Herbivore Guide to Plant-Based Living and related cookbooks, has traveled from her home in Los Angeles across the country and around the world, finding plant-based foods wherever she goes. “Almost every city has a Thai or Italian restaurant where you should be able to find something on the menu or adapt a dish to stick with plants,” she says. “You might have to get a little creative. I once asked for salsa and a plain, baked potato; not a bad combo, as it turns out.”

Wherever we find ourselves, we can still find healthy ways to eat.

Judith Fertig writes cookbooks and foodie fiction from Overland Park, KS. Connect at JudithFertig.com.

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Vegan DIY Room Service

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Banushi Yields: 1 serving

Hotel Smoothie Yields: 1 serving

Pizzadilla Yields: 1 serving 1 large tortilla of choice (whole wheat or GMO-free corn) ½ cup Daiya vegan mozzarella shreds 2 Tbsp onion, chopped 2 Tbsp green pepper, chopped Ÿ cup pizza sauce or marinara, store-bought Shredded fresh basil for garnish (optional) Field Roast Grain Meat Italian Sausage (optional) Large piece of aluminum foil Iron and ironing board

1 cup filtered water or apple juice Handful or two of tender, baby greens, such as baby spinach or kale 1 banana, peeled, or another favorite soft, peeled fruit Put the water, greens and banana in a high-speed, travel-sized blender and blend until smooth.

Nut butter of choice Bananas (not overripe; firm enough to hold toppings) Blueberries Pomegranate seeds or strawberries, cut into slivers Raw nuts of choice, crumbled, crushed or ground up Peel the banana. Spread with a layer of nut butter to look like a sushi roll.

Place blueberries in a line down the middle lengthwise, about an inch apart.

Sprinkle with pomegranate seeds or strawberry slivers and top with raw nut crumble. Slice into pieces the size of sushi roll pieces.

Recipes courtesy of VeganRoadie.com.

Preheat hotel or travel iron; the linen setting works well.

While the iron is preheating, place tortilla on a square of aluminum foil large enough to enclose the tortilla.

Sprinkle half the cheese on one half of the tortilla, top with peppers and onions, spoon over the marinara and sprinkle with the remaining cheese.

Fold the other half over the toppings, and then fold the foil over the entire Pizzadilla, completely closing the edges of the foil.

Place the foil packet on the ironing board and the iron on the foil packet.

Iron it out to flatten slightly and then leave iron on the foil packet for 2 minutes, flip and repeat. Open foil, cut the Pizzadilla in half and it’s ready to eat.

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Maria Rodale Helps Organic Farmers Succeed

by Randy Kambic

Association.org), creating a valuable information exchange and unified voice for domestic certified organic producers. This national membership organization focuses on policy issues, including the Farm Bill, subsidy programs, animal welfare standards and contamination from conventional farm fields.

Can the public provide input to the 2018 Farm Bill? uthor, gardener and President Trump’s proposed “skinny” farmers be profitable. corporate executive budget seeks to gut many federal Maria Rodale conHow else does the Insti- programs, including those designed to tinues to add luster to an tute help the industry? protect the environment, so we need unparalleled family comto urge elected representatives to stand We conduct cutting-edge mitment to organic food, up for organic farmers as the new bill research in organic agrisustainability and healthy develops. Historically, heavily funded culture to study and test living covering three-quarcommodity crop interests fight against natural strategies to comters of a century. As CEO assistance programs that encourage lowbat pests, diseases and and chairman of Rodale income people to buy healthy foods. weeds. Growing organic Inc., she oversees the Organic agriculture made strides in isn’t solely about what you publishing of books (An Inthe 2014 Farm Bill, which provided indon’t do, such as using convenient Truth; The South pesticides and genetically creased support for the U.S. Department Beach Diet; Eat This, Not That!), magaof Agriculture’s National Organic Promodified seeds. It also proactively fozines (Women’s Health, Men’s Health, cuses on benefiting soil health by using gram, crop insurance, organic research Prevention and Organic Gardening) and compost, cover crops, crop rotations and organic certification cost-sharing naturally healthy living websites. programs. To help meet surging demand and reduced tillage. As we refine these

Her grandfather, J. I. Rodale, piofor organics, it’s important to support “regenerative agriculture” methods, we neered the American organic movement share them with farmers so they can initiatives like the Conservation Reserve in 1942 by launching Organic Farming increase their productivity and success. and Transition Initiatives programs that and Gardening magazine. In 1947, he provide resources for farmers to move We are expanding our research founded the Soil and Health Association, in nutrient density. The Institute works from synthetic chemical farming to which later became the Rodale Institute, to understand the difference in nutriorganic methods. a nonprofit educational and advocacy ent levels, such as proteins, vitamins organization, of which Maria is a board Besides healthier food, what other and minerals, in organic and convenmember. The influence of her 2011 tional foods and how farmers can grow benefits of organic farming have book Organic Manifesto: How Organic convinced late adopters to convert? nutrient-packed food.

Farming Can Heal Our Planet, Feed the Healthy soil, full of billions of beneficial World, and Keep Us Safe remains strong. What new programs or initiatives are microorganisms, is a major byproduct of regenerative organic farming. Organic particularly exciting?

What is the status of the organic Launched in 1981, our Farming Systems farming creates diverse, healthy ecosysfarming industry?

Trial is the longest-running North Ameri- tems that protect wildlife. However, any As a whole, it has seen great growth, agricultural model that’s fixated on yields can research project comparing organic in large part due to increasing demand at the expense of soil health will incur a versus conventional grains such as corn resulting from consumer awareness. In and soybeans; it has allowed us to com- steep price as those farms won’t remain 2015, organic was a $43 billion industry pare yields, water and energy use, soil productive for future generations. in the U.S., with Millennial householders organic matter, nutrient density, profit Regenerative organic farming facilileading the way. Still, only 5 percent of tates storage of carbon in the ground, ability and other factors. In 2016, we all food consumed in the U.S. is organic introduced our Vegetable Systems Trial, making it integral to addressing the [produce 13 percent], while less than climate crisis. Organic Manifesto makes a side-by-side comparison for organic 1 percent of our farmland is certified versus conventional produce. We expect the case plain; to optimize your own organic, which spurs imports. So the op- organic management practices that and the planet’s health—buy, grow and portunity to help encourage new organic improve soil health can enhance nutrient eat organic food. farmers and transition conventional density in vegetables and so benefit farmfarmers is significant. The Rodale Institute ers’ lives and eating habits worldwide.

Randy Kambic is a freelance writer and invests as much time on education and editor in Estero, FL, and regular con In 2016, we launched the Organic outreach as on research to help organic tributor to Natural Awakenings.

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Four Reasons to Break a Sweat The Fast Path to Flushing Toxins

by Deanna Minich

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octors, health experts and fitness gurus tell us that we should break a sweat every day—and for good reason.

Sweat not only activates a host of benefits tied to healthboosting exercise, perspiring itself is curative. Whether sitting in a sauna, walking on a warm day or working out, sweating is a necessary bodily function with powerful healing effects.

By clearing out a range of toxins, sweat plays an essential role in the body’s natural detoxifying function. Here are some of the toxins it helps eliminate:

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Persistent organic pollutants (solvents, fumigants and insecticides): A clinical study of

20 participants published in BioMed Research International found that their sweat samples contained a range of toxins, including pesticides DDT/DDE, endosulfan, methoxychlor and endrin. Nearly all parent compounds of these pesticides were evident, demonstrating that sweating is an effective way of excreting and diminishing the body’s toxic burden. One sweat sample contained some pesticides not present in the subject’s blood or urine samples, suggesting that some pesticides are only mobilized and eliminated through sweating.

Phthalate (plasticizer): Phthalate, found in plastic products, is also removed through sweat. Research published in the Scientific World Journal evaluated blood, sweat and urine samples from 20 individuals and discovered that all of them contained the common mono2-ethylhexyl phthalate (MEHP). The concentrations of this toxin in sweat were more than twice as high as those in the urine, showing that sweating may be the best way of

ridding the body of this endocrine-disrupting compound.

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Heavy metals: Another study of 20 patients reported in the Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology found that subjects’ sweat contained about 24 times more cadmium, 19 times more nickel, 16 times more lead and almost three times more aluminum than their urine. Overall, sweat proved more effective than urine at removing 14 of the 18 heavy metals studied. It also contained and, therefore, expelled larger quantities of 16 of the 18 metals than the blood samples did.

Of all the metals, aluminum was found at the highest concentrations in sweat, with zinc, copper and nickel also occurring at relatively high levels.

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Bisphenol A (BPA): Researchers reporting in the Journal of Environmental and Public Health examined the blood, urine and sweat of 20 participants for BPA, an endocrine-disrupting toxin found in canned foods, plastic water bottles and other items. Of the 20 sweat samples collected, 16 contained BPA, while only 14 urine and 2 blood samples tested positive for the toxin.

This reveals that sweat is the most effective way of removing BPA build-up in the body; just as vital, it demonstrates that testing blood or urine for toxicity levels may not present the whole picture.

A wide range of activities, including exercising and engaging in sports, can help us break a sweat. A low-impact option is spending time in a sauna. Notably, in a focused

study, the sweat from an infrared sauna expelled more bismuth, cadmium, chromium, mercury and uranium than that produced by a steam sauna. The steam sauna caused higher levels of arsenic, aluminum, cobalt, copper, manganese, nickel, lead, tin, thallium and zinc to be excreted (Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology).

Hydration is essential in maximizing all these health benefits. Failure to hydrate properly during and after sweating can lead to other health problems. An easy rehydration practice is to step on the scales right before and after sweating; the weight lost is the optimum amount of water to drink afterwards (Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine). For reference, one pound of water is slightly less than a one-half liter.

Sweat contains minerals essential for optimal functioning of the whole body. Following excessive sweating, it’s important to replace the minerals lost, especially zinc, copper, selenium, chromium and potassium. Coconut water is a good source of potassium; nuts, seafood, whole grains and legumes generally contain relatively high doses of zinc, copper, selenium and chromium.

The next time the couch and air conditioning beckon, think of all the “sweaty” benefits about to be sacrificed.

Breaking a sweat might seem like an effort, but it keeps internal detox systems healthy and optimally functioning.

Deanna Minich, Ph.D., is an author, teacher and researcher, as well as founder of Food & Spirit, a framework to integrate ancient healing traditions with modern science. She leads online detox programs as part of her whole-self approach to health. Connect at DeannaMinich.com.

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Working As An Artist in Consequential Times: Carrie Seid

by Carolyn King

“Images take me apart; images put me back together again... Art making is my way of bringing soul back into my life.

Art is my way of knowing who I am.” ~ Pat B. Allen

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at Allen, author of the words above, lived her life through many roles. She was an art student, a teacher, an art therapist, a wife, mother and an artist. Her book, Art as a Way of Knowing, was written years ago, but is a perfect mirror and introduction to Carrie Seid, studio artist and Creativity Coach.

Born and raised in the Chicago area, Seid has lived in Tucson, wearing several hats, for the past 16 years. Like Allen, Seid has been an art student, teacher, wife, mother, practicing artist and also works in the arena of arts and healing as a Creativity Coach. Trained as a textile designer, the works she is most known for are luminous sculptural forms that include gauzey fabrics stretched and layered over rigid, box-like, illuminated structures. Her work has been shown and collected through galleries and museums around the country.

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Can you describe how life unfolded to bring you from personal art-making to your current passion as a Creativity Coach?

That process has evolved over the past decades for me. I started out at Rhode Island School of Design as a textile major because it seemed like a practical way to earn a living doing what I loved. After graduating with a BFA, I went to work in New York in textile design. Much to my surprise, I found the work too way too repetitive and knew I could do more with my creativity. I ended up leaving the textile design industry to design, create and sell paper jewelry. I travelled the country selling my work in high-end craft shows for the next three years.

During that period, I took a three-week workshop called Experimental Textiles. There, I met a key instructor who convinced me to return to school to pursue an MFA. At his urging, I applied and was accepted to The Cranbrook Academy of Art, where I met my mentor-teacher, Gerhardt Knodel.

Going to school in a monastic-like rural setting in Michigan with extraordinary instructors and fellow students opened my mind to a world of creative possibilities. I developed the art form I continue to practice while studying at Cranbrook.

Were there areas or experiences related to art-making as healing during those Cranbrook years?

Very much so. On the interpersonal level, I was in transition, having ended a long-term relationship just before entering grad school. On the intrapersonal level, at age 28, I had a subtle awareness that there was a key part of myself not being expressed yet, either in my life or my art work. It felt like somehow, my training as a designer had “boxed me in”.

I sensed that I was living from a place of personal smallness and that something larger yearned for expression. The healing I sought was related to needing to expand both the physical area my artwork covered, and to express with a more authentic voice.

What followed the grad school years?

Teaching! I spent the next 19 years teaching art in a variety of settings, including the University of Arizona. Teaching fed my spirit and inspired my own

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Why did you become an artist?

As a teen, I gravitated towards doing what I felt most affinity for—things I felt compelled to stay up all night doing. I felt a desire “to shine” in some way, so I pursued what engaged me most because it felt like I could attain mastery there. Making things was my source of engagement.

From left to right, Chemical Bond, Emerging Artist and Serif by Carrie Seid studio practice. During those years, I began to notice how often my attention went from focusing on the work my students were creating to the process they were going through in order to make the work. My teaching work gradually evolved into being more about facilitating students to break down the inner barriers that were interfering with their ability to create in an authentic way.

feeling anxious about. Next, regardless of the “what” that conversation yields, I make the choice to keep moving. What that means is that if I just can’t connect with what I am working on, I shift gears and work on something else. I might sort beads or do some other type of minor studio prep work in order to stay on the train, so to speak. The point is to choose to keep a flow going as opposed

So, in essence, the Creativity Coaching you now do evolved from your work as a teacher?

Absolutely. I realized that inner barriers were responsible for blocking many people in related ways, regardless of the projects they were doing.

Can you address how teaching and coaching are similar as well as different?

For me, teaching was primarily about directing students to make inquiries about the outer world, whereas coaching is about facilitating people to explore and expand inner life lessons as the key to authentic expression. Teaching and coaching intersect in that both include accessing and tapping into the collective unconscious and learning to trust what we encounter there.

Do you have any general words of wisdom/guidance to share about how to address being stuck creatively?

In my experience as a studio artist and as a coach, I identify feeling “stuck” with anxiety. When I hit a stuck place in my own art making, I do two things.

First, I step back to ask myself what I am

to stopping the momentum. Most often, I find that the parallel involvement with materials brings me back to the work I felt stuck with in a new way.

How do you see your creative work serving as a healing tool for both yourself and the community at large?

I feel we are living in consequential times. At this particular moment, each and every one of us can make the choice to stretch towards living from our most authentic selves. Art-making is one of the many ways a person can explore and build connection with a sense of self-authority. Being in touch with, claiming and standing up for the power and truth we experience is critical for the future. I believe that as each person is increasingly able to engage in courageous, authentic expression, we will also be able to live more fully “in service” to each other at all times.

Healing in the present from this place of connection to our authentic selves allows us to keep each other afloat, to support each other, to push forward and to truly see each other and what our future world needs.

To connect with Carrie Seid, visit CarrieSeid.com.

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Carolyn King, M.A. in Arts & Consciousness, has worked as a studio artist and as a teaching artist for over 30 years.

She recently launched Heart to Hand Studio, in Tucson, where she offers classes and workshops in a variety of visual arts media for children, teens and adults. Connect at CKing72@cox.net.

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Dogs Need Detoxing Too

Vitamin C: berries, citrus, red bell peppers (or berry powder supplements; one-half teaspoon per 25 pounds of weight)

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Good nutrient sources to add to doggie meals include:

Vitamin A: liver, yellow and orange fruits and vegetables, dark leafy greens, eggs

Vitamin E: grains, seeds and their oils, wheat germ oil Vitamin D: liver, eggs, oily fish like sardines, mackerel, salmon B vitamins: liver, venison (or moringa leaf powder supplement, one-half teaspoon per 25 pounds) Zinc: red meat, poultry Magnesium: dark leafy greens, seeds, fish Selenium: oily fish, grass-fed beef and beef liver, free-range chicken, egg Turmeric: a powerful supplement to help treat and prevent gene damage caused by heavy metals and glyphosate (one-eighth to one-quarter teaspoon per 10 pounds of body weight per day, combined with a healthy fat like coconut oil and some freshly ground black pepper for better absorption).

ou know that mercury is bad for people. John Moore, a prominent 20th-century mercury and dental health researcher, regarded mercury as a ubiquitous contaminant of everything from plastics to concrete and medicine.

But what about your dog? Pets also routinely encounter mercury and other toxic metals like aluminum and lead.

For humans, eating whole, organic and even biodynamic food has become imperative to avoid heavy metals.

That’s also true for canines. A species-appropriate raw diet including veggies is often recommended. And any raw meaty bones should be the joints and not the long bones unless purchased from a company that tests for heavy metals.

Here are some preventive and remedial steps.

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Provide clean, filtered water.

Mountain spring water is ideal.

Boost nutrients. Nutrient deficiencies

that can arise in conjunction with mercury poisoning include antioxidant vitamins A, C, E and vitamin D, plus the complex of B vitamins, zinc, magnesium and selenium.

These also help treat potential post-vaccination immunity issues.

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Heal leaky gut first. Like humans, pets with leaky gut will have food allergies. Remove causes like vaccines and processed foods; support the liver; rebalance with prebiotics, probiotics and digestive enzymes; replenish with a healthy whole foods diet, along with aloe, slippery elm and marshmallow root; and restore with homeopathic remedies. Follow up with fermented veggies as part of the diet. Consult a naturopathic veterinarian for treatment.

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Prevent and treat candida. Avoid aggravating

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candida as it can release 60-plus toxic substances, including ethanols and the heavy metals it eats.

Eliminate all carbs, sugar and grains from the dog’s diet.

Greens, minerals and herbs. The use of juvenile

grasses is detoxifying and provides necessary magnesium during a detox. Sea vegetables can supply calcium, iodine and trace minerals. Herbs like curcumin, ginger and cayenne are potent antioxidants; ginger and turmeric help with DNA repair. Nutrients from green leafy vegetables like spinach and broccoli can enter cells and reduce inflammation; broccoli sprouts also apply, with the most effective delivery method via a concentrated powder.

Blend or lightly steam veggies to enhance digestion, then add one tablespoon for smaller dogs, or three to four for larger dogs.

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No fake food or vitamins. Be wary of synthetic

vitamins. Whole foods may be properly supplemented with gentle chelators like open cell wall chlorella and super foods like spirulina.

Probiotics plus. Probiotics help restore healthy gut bac-

teria, repair genes, synthesize nutrients and help remove mercury from the body. Cultivating a gut garden of beneficial bugs boosts health. Add a teaspoon or two of kefir or fermented veggies to the dinner of small dogs, up to a tablespoon or two for larger animals. A high-quality refrigerated probiotic supplement is an option; if it’s made for animals, follow the package directions; for human products, assume the dose is for a 150-pound person and adjust for the dog’s weight.

Amino acids, the primary building blocks of proteins, are integral to detoxification; feeding a dog a variety of meats, along with fish and eggs, will provide these. Digestive enzymes also support health; a supplement should include many kinds.

Cellulase, a plant enzyme that helps digest plant material, also extracts mercury, which destroys naturally occurring enzymes.

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Plan meals with prebiotics. Prebiotics occur naturally

in common high-fiber foods including cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli, Brussels sprouts and spinach.

Carrots, beets and spirulina also benefit the gut. Establishing a healthy gut restores the body’s natural detoxification function, plus its ability to assimilate critical nutrients. Add a teaspoon or two for small dogs; one to three tablespoons for larger dogs.

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Raw food for detox. Discard commercially processed

foods and chemical synthetic vitamins. Go for raw and whole foods, add fermented foods and supplement intelligently with whole food-based supplements. Organic sources, grass-fed animals and even biodynamic food sources are ideal.

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Organ meats. A dog should have organ meats from clean animals at least once a week or as 10 percent of its diet.

As the body detoxifies, symptoms and discharges may occur. These are less common for dogs with raw, speciesappropriate diets and minimal vaccinations. Visible results include old dogs displaying more energy and sharper cognitive function and awareness. Eyes are clearer. Fatty tissues shrink down, coats fill out and become shinier and skin becomes healthier. As the largest organ, skin reflects the state of the immune system as a whole.

A concentrated detox to overturn health issues relies on doctor protocols and individualized treatment. An everyday gentle detox generally keeps pets healthier.

Patricia Jordan is a naturopathic veterinarian in Cape Carteret, NC. Learn more at Dr-Jordan.com.

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TUESDAY, JULY 11 Overcoming Depression – 3-4pm. Learn five strategies to help improve your quality of life today. Discover the role of diet, posture, hormones and sleep in overcoming depression. No charge. Natural Grocers, 7220 E Broadway Blvd.

520-584-0343. InspiredHealing.Tucson@gmail. com. InspiredHealing.org.

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Drinking Water: What’s Healthy, What’s Not – 10-11:30am. Learn health benefits of special ionized drinking water (electrically charged), alkaline, super hydrating, detoxifying, rich in antioxidants. RSVP. No charge. Healthy Hydration Resource Center, 4810 E First St. 520-869-6782.

Bill@TheHealthyCouple.com.

IONS Tucson Summer Film: Happy – 6:30-8pm.

Most of us seek more happiness in our sometimes stressful and challenging lives. Happy is a film guaranteed to give you ideas and reminders of just how you can achieve more of this feeling. $5. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco. 520-730-5640.

Info@IONSTucson.org. IONSTucson.org.

SUNDAY, JULY 2 Aqua Yoga – 12:30-1:45pm. With Jessica Byron.

Yoga stretches in the comfort and support of 96 degree warm water open possibilities for better balance, breathing and relaxation. $15/ Santa Rita Springs, 2301 N Santa Rita Ave. 520-370-3499. JeByron@ yahoo.com. HealingPathYoga.net.

Book Study: Twelve Steps to a Compassionate Life – Fridays, 7/7-8/18. 12-1:30pm. Discuss Karen Armstrong’s book with like-minded individuals in this weekly midday book study. Book required and available. By donation. Keith Gorley facilitating. Center for Spiritual Living Tucson, 4200 E River Rd. 520-319-1042. Admin@TucsonCSL.org.

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Sacred Space – 4-5:30pm. Molly Stranahan presents Happiness. Live music by Megha Grace Morganfield. Supportive community for the change you seek in your life and world. No charge. Ward 6 Office, 3202 E 1st St. 520-318-3557. Info@ SacredSpaceTucson.org. SacredSpaceTucson.org.

Audrey Hepburn Movie Night: Funny Face – 7-10pm. Full showing of a timeless classic to benefit the Andra Heart Foundation. Tickets start at $10 and include popcorn, soda, and Hub ice cream. Fox Theatre, 17 W Congress St. Jenine@AndraHeart.org.

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MONDAY, JULY 3

SATURDAY, JULY 8

Beginner’s Open House – 7-8pm. If you are new to Buddhism and meditation, or to Kadampa Meditation Center Arizona, and wish to find out what we are all about, please attend our open house. No charge. Kadampa Meditation Center, 5326 E Pima St. 520-441-1617. Info@MeditationInTucson.org.

MeditationInTucson.org/Open-House.

Workshop: Stress Management = Prevention – 10am-12pm. Chronic stress is the foundation for physical and emotional illness, hinders the immune system and accounts for 95% of all doctor visits.

Must RSVP, space limited. No charge. Smart Building, 1661 N Swan Rd, Conf Rm 124. 520-444-2725.

Patti@SagePathTherapy.com. SagePathTherapy.com.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 5

SUNDAY, JULY 9

Book Study: The How Of Happiness –6:30-8:30pm.

7/5, 7/12, 7/19. Join this book study to discover ways to increase your happiness quotient. Book required, and available. By donation. Center for Spiritual Living Tucson, 4200 E River Rd. 520-319-1042.

Admin@TucsonCSL.org. TucsonCSL.org.

ZY Qigong – 12:15-1:45pm. Practicing Qigong allows healing and Universal information to softly enter the body removing blockages and providing the practitioner with a calmness that can power one through life’s daily challenges. $10 suggested donation. Desert Milagros, 3438 N Country Club.

520-404-8745. QigongMark@yahoo.com. Meetup. com/Tucson-ZY-Qigong-Meetup.

THURSDAY, JULY 6 Tucson Cactus and Succulent Society Agave Program – 7-9pm. With Gregg Starr, Agave expert.

Discuss where various Agave are found in their habitats. No charge. Sky Islands Public High School, 6000 E 14th St. 520-622-0905. Maxie4350@gmail. com. TucsonCactus.org.

Love Yourself Sacred Meeting – 7-8:30pm. First Thursday. Explore these topics: seeing the sacred within, happiness is our birthright, recognizing and releasing toxic relationships and more. Unity Church of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco. 520-444-7525.

Spirit Interference Discussion Group – 7-8pm. A discussion and support group for those who know or suspect that they are experiencing interference or unwanted contact from spirits. A safe place to share and learn from one another. No charge. Martha Cooper Library, Study Rm A. ElzFlint@gmail.com.

markyourcalendar 100 WOMEN WHO CARE BIG GIVE WOMEN’S GROUP Thursday, July 13

Check-in and mingle: 5:30-6:30pm Meeting: 6:30-7:30pm Come and join the most talked about big hearted women’s group in Tucson.

Westin La Paloma Resort, 3800 E Sunrise Dr. 100WomenWhoCareTucson.org

SATURDAY, JULY 15 HTI Healing Touch Training – 8:30am-6pm. 7/15 and 7/16. HTI Healing Touch Training: A relaxing, nurturing energy therapy using gentle touch. Learn the basics for immediate use with family, friends and self. Nursing and massage CE. Price varies.

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Turn Up Energy and Creativity – 1-2pm.

Learn how Network Spinal Analysis can help you experience more energy, flexibility, endurance and greater ability to deal with stress. No charge. Inspired Healing, 4858 E Broadway Blvd.

520-584-0343. InspiredHealing.Tucson@gmail.com.

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Healing of the Body, Mind and Spirit – 3-4:30pm.

Divine healing on all levels is available to all through a natural healing technique. Learn in one meeting. No charge. Banner UMC, 1501 N Campbell Ave, Cafe Rm E. 520-904-4801. Weissmae@email.arizona.edu.

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Sacred Space – 4-5:30pm. Guest Speaker Diane Call. Live music by Michael Sigler. Supportive community for the change you seek in your life and world. No charge. Ward 6 Office, 3202 E 1st St. 520-318-3557. Info@SacredSpaceTucson.org.

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Earth Gong Bath – 5:30-7pm. Sit or lay in meditation, while the sound washes over and through you, calming the monkey mind and nervous system. You become the sound. $15-$20. The Galactic Center, 35 E Toole Ave. 847-323-9188. Danielle@Replevyn. com. Replevyn.com.

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Restorative Yoga with Sound and Scent – 3-5pm.

Enjoy relaxing in classic restorative yoga poses, while listening to the soothing sounds of antique Tibetan Singing Bowls and enjoying light scents of pure essential oil sprays. Each participant will experience a singing bowl directly on their body. $20; $25/after 7/9. The Yoga Connection, 3929 E. Pima. 520-323-1222. Joseph@YogaConnection.org.

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IONS Tucson Energy Circle – 7–9pm. Fourth Friday. Share in a guided meditation to a crystal singing bowl. Give/receive energy work. By donation. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco. 520-730-5640.

Info@IONSTucson.org. IONSTucson.org.

Sacred Space – 4-5:30pm. Guest Speaker Peter Woods. Supportive community for the change you seek in your life and world. No charge. Ward 6 Office, 3202 E 1st St. 520-318-3557. Info@ SacredSpaceTucson.org. SacredSpaceTucson.org.

TUESDAY, JULY 18 Alzheimer’s; Understanding the Bigger Picture – 4-5pm. Learn about the dangers of constant stress, excess sugar, repressed emotions, and what to do about it. No charge. Natural Grocers, 5600 E River Rd. 520-584-0343. InspiredHealing.Tucson@gmail. com. InspiredHealing.org.

markyourcalendar WORKSHOP STRESS MANAGEMENT = PREVENTATIVE HEALTH Saturday, July 29 • 10am-12pm Chronic stress is the foundation for physical and emotional illness, hinders the immune system and accounts for 95% of all doctor visits.

Must RSVP, space limited No charge Smart Building 1661 N Swan Rd, Conf Rm 124 520-444-2725 Patti@SagePathTherapy.com SagePathTherapy.com

WEDNESDAY, JULY 19 Integrative Approach to Parkinson’s Disease Treatment – 11am-12pm. With Steve Liu, LAc, BSEE. $10. Han Ling Acupuncture Healing Center, 6812 N Oracle Rd, Ste 130. 520-878-8116.

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SUNDAY, JULY 23 Sacred Space – 4-5:30pm. With Rev. Teresa Cowan Jones. Types of Christian Meditation. Live music, supportive community for the change you seek in your life and world. No charge. Ward 6 Office, 3202 E 1st St, 520-318-3557. Info@SacredSpaceTucson. org. SacredSpaceTucson.org.

Earth Gong Bath – 5:30-7pm. Stress Relief, sleep issues, physical pain, busy mind, digestive problems, toxicity, and more all can be helped with this form of sound and vibration. $15-$20. The Galactic Center, 35 E. Toole Ave. 847-323-9188. Danielle@ Replevyn.com. Replevyn.com.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 26 Book Study: Basic Ideas of the Science of Mind – 7/26, 8/2, 8/9. 6:30-8:30pm. If you have ever been curious about the philosophy called The Science of Mind, this three-week book study may answer the bulk of your questions. Book available and required. By Donation. Center for Spiritual Living Tucson, 4200 E River Rd. 520-319-1042. Admin@ TucsonCSL.org. TucsonCSL.org.

THURSDAY, JULY 27 Integrative Digestive Tune-Up Program – 11am12pm. With Steve Liu, LAc, BSEE. Get relief from GERD, IBS, bloating, constipation and Colitis. $10.

Tucson Chinese Cultural Center, 1288 W River Rd. 520-878-8116. HLAHC.com.

SATURDAY, JULY 29 Gong Bath – 3:30-5pm. Get gonged in this lovely yoga studio. Like getting a massage for your brain and nervous system; you’ll feel deeply relaxed and calmer afterwards. $15; $20/after 7/24. The Yoga Connection, 3929 E. Pima. 520-323-1222. Joseph@ YogaConnection.org. YogaConnection.org.

Helping Children with Anger and ADHD – 4-5pm.

Help your child improve their social skills and focus. Learn why your child’s posture matters. Three secrets to a happier, healthier child. No charge.

Natural Grocers, 3016 E Broadway Blvd. 520584-0343. InspiredHealing.Tucson@gmail.com.

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SUNDAY, JULY 30 Angel Gong Wave – 3-5pm. With Marcia Breitenbach, MA. Enjoy a blissful Angel Gong Wave floating vibration meditation while relaxing comfortably in a 96 degree indoor saltwater pool. $20. Santa Rita Springs, 2301 N. Santa Rita Ave. 520-975-5376.

MillMarcia@gmail.com. SpiritedChangeAZ.com.

Sacred Space – 4-5:30pm. Community sharing and contemplative practice. Live music. Supportive community for the change you seek in your life and world. No charge. Ward 6 Office, 3202 E 1st St. 520-318-3557. Info@SacredSpaceTucson.org.

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 Love Yourself Sacred Meeting – 7-8:30pm. First Thursday. Explore these topics: seeing the sacred within, happiness is our birthright, recognizing and releasing toxic relationships and more. Unity Church of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco. 520-444-7525.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 5 Awakening Series: Awakening Inner Balance – 12-4pm. Four Local Metaphysicians: Kate Becker, Quynn Red Mountain, Dove Crawford and Dr. Jo Ruddy, join forces to teach methods for overcoming and moving through challenges to restore balance in your life. $40/advance; $45/door. Galactic Center, 35 E Toole Ave. FourDesertMystics@gmail.com.

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 8 Build Your Immunity and Brain Power – 3-4pm.

Discover the dangers of being in constant survival mode Repressed emotions and their effect on the body mind. Sugar, diabetes and the brain/body. No charge. Natural Grocers, 7220 E Broadway Blvd.

520-584-0343. InspiredHealing.Tucson@gmail. com. InspiredHealing.org.

markyourcalendar QI REVOLUTION August 18-20 Profound 3 day Qi Gong and Food Healing Experience $149; Free for veterans Tucson Convention Center For more information and to register, phone 800-298-8970 or visit QiRevolution.com

SATURDAY, AUGUST 26 Yoga Teacher Training – 8/26-12/10. 10 weekends. Graduation 12/10. 200-hour comprehensive certification. This national certification will allow you to discover Yoga as a healing art and will support you in developing skills that allow you to teach students in a variety of settings. $2,995. Includes all materials. $600 to reserve spot. Pima Community College, West Campus, 2202 West Anklam Rd. 520-206-6354. YogaTherapyCollege.com.

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ongoingevents Sunday Celebration Services – 10:30-11:45am.

Explore the possibility of a happier life, better health, and more abundant living in community. We practice The Science of Mind. By donaElder Circles, the Wisdom Journey – Times and tion. Nickerson Auditorium, 3231 N Craycroft locations vary. Facilitated dialogue circles em- Rd. 520-319-1042. Admin@TucsonCSL.org. power elders to harvest their life experiences with TucsonCSL.org. a focus on life review, life repair, leaving legacies, The Temple of Universality Sunday Service – and mentoring. No charge. 520-323-1708, ext. 12. 11am. With Founder Rev. Betty Tatalajski. CelCmedvescek@OurFamilyServices.org. OurFamily ebrating the Unity of God and Man, worship, healServices.org/programs/center/eldercircles.html. ing, prophesy. Masonic Temple, 3590 N Country Club Rd, 520-884-5340. TempleOfUniversality@ gmail.com. TheTempleOfUniversality.org.

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Yogananda Gathering – 11am-1pm. First and third Sundays. Attune to Yogananda’s teachings through chanting, meditation affirmations, readings and Festival of Light ceremony. Refreshments and fellowship follows. Ananda Center, 1002 E Prince Rd. 520-299-9309. ElizabethLMason@yahoo.com.

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Silent Meditation – 8:45-9:30am. Experience the healing peace of shared Silence. All welcomes who wish to explore and discover their Oneness with Spirit. No charge. Unity Spiritual Center of Peace, 1551 S Eastside Loop, #121. 520-546-3696.

RevNita@UnityPeaceAZ.com. UnityPeaceAZ.com. Community of Light Sunday Services – 11am -12:30pm. Metaphysical and spiritual gathering FoodInRoot St. Philip’s Plaza Farmers’ Market of lightworkers for healing, enlightenment and – 8am-12pm. One of the largest farmers’ markets growth. Donations welcome. Unscrewed Theater, in Southwestern Arizona and has a regional reputa- 3244 E Speedway Blvd. 520-304-1768. DianaOhoh@ tion for the number of local farmers it supports. No yahoo.com. CommunityOfLightTucson.com. charge. St. Philips Plaza, 4380 N Campbell Ave. Tamara Spiritual Center’s Sunday Services – FoodInRoot.com.

11am and 5:30pm. Third Sunday of each month Salt Tasting and Chakra Glasses – 8am-12pm. at 2:30pm only. Services include a healing medCloud Nine Flotation offers salt tasting of Gourmet itation, inspirational talk and messages. No charge.

Salts, Color Chakra Glasses, Shungite and Sensory Tamara Spiritual Center, 3002 E Ft Lowell Rd. Deprivation Tank Therapy. Call ahead to check 520-325-0513. Info@TamaraFoundation.com. availability. No charge. St Phillips Plaza Farmer’s TamaraSpiritualCenter.com.

Market, 4380 N Campbell Ave, Patio next to The Union. 520-668-4017. Info@FloatTucson.com. Beginning Yoga – 11:45am-12:45pm. Slower moving class focusing on Hatha yoga and basic FloatTucson.com/store. principles of alignment through individualized atReligious Service – 9am. St Michael’s ECC, the tention and instruction. $10. Mindful Yoga Studio, other Catholic Church. Feminist? GLBTQ? Catho- 1101 N Wilmot, #123. 520-300-4378. Info@Mindful lic? We are and more. No charge. Chapel: First YogaYucson.com. MindfulYogaTucson.com.

Christian Church, 740 E Speedway, 520-575-8486.

StMichaelsECC@q.com. StMichaelsECC.org.

Tucson Metaphysics Fair - 9am-4pm. New metaphysics fair includes a variety of mediums, readers, healers and vendors. Price varies. Innsuites Tucson Foothills Best Western, 6201 N Oracle Rd. 520579-8930.

Call ahead to confirm event

United Fellowship Chapel – 2 pm service. Sunday Services feature a guided meditation, healing, inspirational speakers and psychic messages. Everyone receives a message. No charge. Meeting temporarily at: Tamara Spiritual Center, 3002 E Ft Lowell. 520-444-3392. DFN1@icloud.com.

United-Fellowship-Chapel.com.

Learn Astrology – 2-4pm. Come to one or as many as you like. Discuss meaning of planets, houses, aspects, transits. Bring your natal chart if you have one. $10. Contact Shivani at 413-313-5677 for address.

Sacred Space Gathering – 4-5:30pm. Sundays.

All welcome. No charge. Ward 6 Office, 3202 E 1st St. 520-318-3557. Info@SacredSpaceTucson.org.

SacredSpaceTucson.org.

Introduction to Meditation – 5-5:45pm. With Michael Junjo Chihak. Restore, renew, reconnect with simple meditation and breathing exercises that lead to inner calm and peace. $5-$10 donation. Mindful Yoga Studio, 1101 N Wilmot #123.

520-300-4378. Info@MindfulYogaTucson.com.

MindfulYogaTucson.com.

Sunday Love Feast: Kirtan, Bhakti Talks, 10-Course Dinner – 5:30-7:15pm. Each Sunday.

Sit down bhajan meditation, a philosophical discussion on the ancient Vedas, Traditional Arti offerings to Temple deities and Kirtan followed by a free 10-course vegetarian feast. No charge. Govinda’s, 711 E Blacklidge Dr. 520-273-2273. KrishnaCove@ gmail.com. HareKrishnaTucson.org.

Candlelit Restorative Yoga – 6-7:15pm. In this class the body is supported in postures that are held for a longer period of time, using the support of props to feel at ease and find comfort in each pose. Relaxing, rejuvenating class open to all yogis. $10. Mindful Yoga Studio, 1101 N Wilmot, #123.

520-300-4378. Info@MindfulYogaTucson.com.

MindfulYogaTucson.com.

The Deeper Meaning of Jesus’ Words – 10-11am.

Explore underlying ideas of our Christianity. Learn techniques to gain greater abundance and happiness. Child care, youth and teen programs. No charge. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco.

520-303-6942. Molly.Nelson@q.com. UnityUS.com.

Teen Support: Safe Space – 10-11am. Unity of Tucson offers teens a program where understanding sponsors and other teens can support their journey. For ages 12 to 19. By donation.

Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco Pl, Rm 2.

520-488-8284. UnityTucson.com.

Unity Spiritual Center of Peace Sunday Celebration – 10:30-11:30am. Potluck last Sunday. Learn to live your spiritual potential and purpose.

Pray, sing and celebrate oneness in community.

All welcome. Sunday school available for children. 1551 S Eastside Loop #121. 520-546-3696.

Info@UnityPeaceAZ.com. UnityPeaceAZ.com.

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ongoingevents IONS Tucson Book Discussion Group – 6:30-8pm.

Second and Fourth Sundays. Discuss books on consciousness with other like-minded people. No charge.

Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco, 520-7305640. IONSTucson@yahoo.com. IONSTucson.org.

Desert Ashram – 7pm. Satsang with chanting, Aarati, spiritual teachings of Swami Amar Jyoti and meditation. No charge. 3403 W Sweetwater Dr. 520-743-0384.

monday How To Meditate – 11am-12pm. 4-week mindfulness meditation class for people who don’t believe they can meditate. Fragrance-free. $40. AZ Oncology Foundation, 2625 N Craycroft, Ste 101. Also Wednesdays, 12:30-1:30pm. Call for location.

520-825-2009. BreathingCoachTucson.com or MarriageAfter40.com.

Waterbabies Free-Style Pooltime – 1pm. For women with chronic pain, healing from surgery, pain relieving movement in warm salt water, a healing atmosphere. Support, exchanging helpful information to laugh and enjoy life. $10. Santa Rita Springs, 2301 N Santa Rita Ave. 520-577-7377. KathyNina7377@ gmail.com. SantaritaSprings.com.

Tai Chi for Health – 1-2pm. Join this community of practitioners that gathers to support and encourage beginners to experts to continuous progress and enjoyment of tai chi as a lifestyle. $60/9-weeks.

Resurrection Lutheran Church, 11575 N 1st Ave. Oro Valley. 520-780-6751. Heather@HeatherChalon.com.

HeatherChalon.com.

Mindfulness and Meditation Group – 1:15-2:45pm.

No experience necessary. Sitting and walking meditation as well as the Metta Sutta are regular parts of the practice. No charge. UA Cancer Center 1515 N Campbell, Kiewit Auditorium, Rm 2951.

520-694-4605. Marsha.Drozdoff@BannerHealth. com. AZCC.Arizona.edu.

All Level Yoga - 7-10pm. Spiritual Gangsta Yoga.

Sandra Turner, Monterey Court Studio Galleries and Café, 505 W Miracle Mile. No charge.

619-861-9706. Meetup.com/TucsonYogi. .

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8:30am Workout – Experience a workout that will perk you up. A combination of Yoga, Pilates and Tai Chi ending with meditation. Bring yoga mat and water bottle. Start your day with a smile. $5.

WellnessFirst! 3861 N First Ave. 520-209-1755.

Saberlmp@aol.com. 3861WellnessFirst.com.

Tai Chi and Qigong/Tao Meditation – 9-11:15am.

Offering a progression through group sessions to meet varied experience levels to support personal goals for wellness. $60/Tai Chi 9-weeks; $75/Qigong 9-weeks; $120/both. St Francis in the Foothills, 4625 E River Rd. 520-780-6751.

Heather@HeatherChalon.com. HeatherChalon.com.

FoodInRoot-Carondelet St. Joseph’s Farmer’s Market – 10am-2pm. 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month. No charge. Carondelet St. Joseph’s Hospital, NE Corner of Carondelet Drive and Wilmot Rd. 520-261-6982. Tim@FoodInRoot.com.

FoodInRoot.com.

Yoga – 11:15am-12:45pm. With Mark Lind. Group and individual instruction. Bring your own mat and belt. Kids under 12 free. $10. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco, Rm 3. 520-488-8284.

Molly.Nelson@q.com. UnityTucson.com.

Mellow Flow by Tracy Gordon – 12-1:15pm.

Smooth flowing practice connecting mind, breath and body. A slower yet moderate pace, building strength while releasing tension. $10. Mindful Yoga Studio, 1101 N Wilmot #123. 520-300-4378. Info@ MindfulYogaTucson.com. MindfulYogaTucson.com.

Tucson Tuesday Laughter Yoga– 6-7pm. Gently through breathing and yogic exercises, we touch your heart with playful laughter designed to promote peace and healing. No charge. Quaker Meeting House, 931 N 5th Ave, Main Rm. 520-490-5500.

LaughingJana@gmail.com.

A Course in Miracles – 6-7:30pm. Using the traditional blue book, we read and discuss the profound, spiritual teachings as channeled through Helen Schuchman. By donation. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco, Rm 1. 520-488-8284.

Molly.Nelson@q.com. UnityTucson.com.

Sacred Space Women’s Circle – 6-7:30pm. With Lanny Lewis. Women gathering to support each other in deep listening; based on feminine spirituality. Drop-ins welcome. No charge. St. Francis United Methodist Church, 4625 E River Rd. 520-318-3557.

TC@TCJonesCoaching.com. SacredSpaceTucson.org.

Taize Service – 6:45-7:30pm. First and third Tuesdays. Taize is a service of prayer, music, readings, and meditation. No charge. St Michael’s Episcopal Church, 602 N Wilmot Rd, 520-749-7950.

SJTucson@aol.com.

Alice Bailey Books – 7-8:30pm. With Rev. Inger Mason. Reading of books channeled to Alice A. Bailey by Djwhal Khul, followed by guided meditation. Temple of Universality class. Call for details. No charge. Call for details, 520-331-5252.

TempleofUniversality@gmail.com.

wednesday Prayer and Meditation – 9:45-10:15am. Experience the healing peace of shared Silence. Unity Spiritual Center of Peace welcomes all who wish to explore and discover their Oneness with Spirit.

No charge. 1551 S Eastside Loop, Ste 121.

520-546-3696. Info@UnityPeaceAZ.com.

Fun-Day Wednesday Class – 9:45-11:30am. With Rev. Fred Smith. Metaphysical Law, using fun, food and friends. Temple of Universality class. No charge. Masonic Temple, 3590 N Country Club Rd. 520-546-3898. TempleOfUniversality@gmail.com.

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Aquatic Therapy – 11:30am-12:45pm. With Carolyn Rashti, MS and Rebecca Lennon, RN. Slow, specific movements with diaphragmatic breathing in 96º saltwater improves circulation, muscle tone, balance, posture and renews one’s body. $200/8-classes. Santa Rita Springs, 2301 N Santa Rita Ave. 520-742-4292. SantaritaSprings.com.

Grief Support Group – 5pm. First and third Wednesdays. With Reverend Felicitas, Reverend Dea. Support group for grief, loss and healing.

Not a therapy group. Respectful and compassionate. No charge. CODAC, 3130 E Broadway Blvd. 520-792-6222. Info@TempleOfMA.org.

TempleOfMA.org.

Way of Mastery – 5-6:30pm. This channeling to Jon Mark Hammer is clearer and easier to understand than the Course in Miracles. It deals more with our feeling nature. By donation. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco, Rm 3. 520-488-8284.

Molly.Nelson@q.com. UnityTucson.com.

Tucson Friendly & Fearless Death Café – 5:307pm. First Wednesday. Group directed conversation about death and related subjects without agenda or objectives. Not grief support or counseling. RSVP. No charge. Ward 6, 3202 E First St. 520-261-7003.

IsabelDeathCafe@gmail.com. Facebook.com/ TucsonDeathCafe.

Book Study: The How of Happiness – 6:30-8:30pm.

6-weeks. Using Sonja Lyubomirsky’s book The How of Happiness, explore techniques and practices that you can choose to expand your experience of happiness. Book required, donation accepted. Call to register. CSL Tucson’s Office & Educ. Center, 4200 E River Rd. 520-319-1042. Admin@TucsonCSL.org.

TucsonCSL.org.

Young Adult Spiritual Seekers – 7-8pm.

Explore different meditation techniques and wisdom traditions. Facilitated by Michael Pellegrino.

Drop-ins welcome. Not limited to U of A students.

No charge. Little Chapel of All Nations, 1401 E 1st St. 520-318-3557. Emarderness@gmail.com.

SacredSpaceTucson.org.

A Course in Miracles: Original Dictation – 7:30pm.

Fifty eight thousand words were edited out of the traditional Course in Miracles book. They have been restored and are now available for study. By donation. Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco, Rm 1. 520-488-8284. Molly.Nelson@q.com.

UnityTucson.com.

Spirit Lab – 7-8:30pm. Third Wednesday. Potluck for 20s-50s adults. Explore aspects of different faith traditions, discuss personal experiences of the divine, examine religion and culture and play with progressive theological ideas. No charge.

St. Philip’s in the Hills Church, 4440 N Campbell Ave. 520-342-8998. Bulldog2212@gmail.com.

StPhilipsTucson.org.

Deeksha: From India – 7:15-9pm. Redefine experience of life. Easily calm your mind. Awaken into higher consciousness. Tamara Spiritual Center, 3002 E. Ft. Lowell Rd. 520-869-4982.

Lasthouseob1@yahoo.com.

thursday Belly Dancing for Beginners – 8:30-9:30am.

Shisandra aka Dr. Saber, teaches beginning belly dance. Wear comfortable clothing that moves.

Bring water bottle. Suggested donation $10.

WellnessFirst!, 3861 N 1st Ave. 520-209-1755.

DrDeeAnnND@aol.com. 3861WellnessFirst.com.

Mellow Flow by Tracy Gordon – 12-1:15pm.

Smooth flowing practice connecting mind, breath and body. A slower yet moderate pace, building strength while releasing tension. $10. Mindful Yoga Studio, 1101 N Wilmot #123. 520-300-4378. Info@ MindfulYogaTucson.com. MindfulYogaTucson.com.

Desert Crones Celebration – 1-3pm. Older women celebrate themselves. Enjoy speakers, drumming, writing, crafts, chats and each other’s support. No charge. Fellowship Square, 210 N Maguire Ave, Villa 3. 520-730-9352. SorRizo0529@gmail.com.

Orgsites.com/AZ/DesertCrones.

A Course in Miracles – 5:30pm. With Colleen Hall. Temple of Universality class. Call for details.

No charge. Spirits Child, 3870 W River Rd, #120.

520-981-2249. TempleOfUniversality@gmail.com.

TempleOfUniversality.org.

Free Tai Chi and Chi Kung – 6:30-8pm. Gentle, flowing movements that relax the body, quiet the mind, increase energy, improve health and make you feel good. No charge. Church of Christ, 2848 N Mountain Ave. 520-795-8612. DsrtDrgn@gmail.com.

Krishna Cove: Bhakti Yoga, Meditation, Spirituality, Veg Meal – 6:30-8pm. Intimate setting of Bhakti Yoga practice including Kirtan, Mantra meditation session, philosophical discussion and blessed food. Free event & meal. $5/donation encouraged.

Govinda’s Media Room, 711 E Blacklidge Dr, 520273-2273. KrishnaCove@gmail.com. Facebook. com/KrishnaCove.

TIES Sharing and Discussion Group – 6:308:30pm. Third Thursday. TIES mission is to provide a safe neutral environment for presenting information on and sharing of near-death and other spiritually transformative experiences. Everyone is welcome. No Charge (love offering accepted). Unity of Tucson, 3617 N Camino Blanco. 520-395-2365.

TucsonAZ@IANDS.org. TucsonIANDS.org.

Desert Ashram – 7pm. Immerse yourself in a beautiful and peaceful meditation and retreat center.

Spiritual teachings of Swami Amar Jyoti, chanting, meditation, library, book shop, walking paths. No charge. 3403 W Sweetwater Dr. 520-743-0384.

TruthConsciousness.org.

Ascended Masters Introductory Classes – 7-8pm. Learn about your own individual divine being, your I Am Presence. Find divine solutions to every challenge. No charge. The Temple of The Presence, 11902 E Irvington Rd, 520-751-2039.

SusanKnitttel@msn.com. TempleOfThePresence.org.

Love Yourself Sacred Meeting – 7-8:30pm. First Thursday. Guided meditation and discussion: seeing the sacred within, claiming our power, recognizing and releasing toxic, disempowering relationships, creating abundance and more. Can serve as alternative or supplement to traditional 12-step programs to assist in living a higher version of ourselves. Unity of Tucson, 3617 Camino Blanco. For more information, 520-444-7525.

ZY Qigong – 7-8:30pm. Practicing Qigong allows healing and Universal information to softly enter the body removing blockages and providing the practitioner with a calmness that can power one through life’s daily challenges. $10 suggested donation. Desert Milagros, 3438 N Country Club. 520-404-8745. QigongMark@yahoo.com.

ZYQigongAZ.com/index.html.

friday Catalina Farmers’ Market Artworks and More – 8am-12pm. Fresh produce, baked goods, salmon, range-fed beef, artisans, unique gifts, food court, more. 16733 N Oracle Rd, Catalina. 970-903-0529.

MichaelisPlaza@gmail.com. 77NorthMarketPlace.com.

Trail Dust Town Farmers’ Market – 8am-12pm.

Formerly Jesse Owens Market. Bring the family and enjoy everything this premiere farmers’ market has to offer. No charge. Trail Dust Town, 6541 E Tanque Verde Rd. HeirloomFM.com.

Friday Farmers’ Market at Broadway Village – 10am-2pm. Southern Arizona’s only indoor (A/C)/ outdoor venue. Organic produce, meats, prepared foods, baked goods, coffee/teas, cheese, eggs, plants, artisans, body care, massage, music. Broadway/ Country Club. 520-603-8116.

FoodInRoot UAMC Farmers’ Market – 10am2pm. Every week at UAMC on the plaza south of the hospital. Great Food and Music. No charge.

UA Medical Center, NW Corner of Speedway and Campbell. 520-261-6982. Tim@FoodInRoot.com.

FoodInRoot.com.

Winning Together: Breast and GYN Cancer Support Group – 10:30am-12:30pm. Educational support group is for women with a diagnosis of Breast and/or Gynecological Cancer; any stage of survivorship is welcome. No charge. UA Cancer Center-University Campus, 1515 N Campbell, Rm 2919. 520-694-4605. Marsha.Drozdoff@ BannerHealth.com. AZCC.Arizona.edu.

Waterbabies Freestyle Pooltime – 11:30am. For women with chronic pain, healing from surgery Pain relieving movement in warm salt water. Healing atmosphere. Support, exchanging helpful infor-mation, to laugh and enjoy life. $10. Santa Rita Springs, 2301 N Santa Rita Ave. 520-577-7377. KathyNina7377@ gmail.com. SantaritaSprings.com.

Community of Light Healing and Message Circle – 12pm. Weekly Metaphysical and spiritual gathering for healing, enlightenment and growth. Unscrewed Theater, 3244 E Speedway Blvd. 520-403-6156. YeahRightRo@gmail.com.

CommunityOfLightTucson.com.

Looking for Some Peace & Quiet? – 12-1pm. Come experience our Peaceful Sanctuary. Guided healing meditation followed by all participants receive a Message. By donation. United Fellowship Chapel meeting temporarily at: Tamara Spiritual Center, 3002 E Ft Lowell. 520-444-3392. DFN1@icloud. com. United-Fellowship-Chapel.com.

H ealthy Happy Hour – 5:30-6:30pm. Third Friday. Join us for happy hour along with a 20-30 minute presentation followed by a question/answer period. Join us for wine, lemonade and community.

No charge. WellnessFirst!, 3861 N First Ave. 520-209-1755. TransformMedpLLC@aol.com.

3861WellnessFirst.com.

Intuitive Development through Shamanism – 6-8:30pm. Questioning reality? Want a deeper insight into yourself? Native American teachings through Denise Linn, Char Sundust and Angeles Arrien. $20. WellnessFirst!, 3861 N 1st Ave. 520-668-0039. DrDeeAnnND@aol.com.

TransformationalMedicinepllc.com.

Sound Healing/Meditation – 7-8:30pm. Second Friday. With Kalyn Wolf. What is sound healing therapy and meditation? Come experience 3 different instruments of sound healing. Limited to 6 people. $7. Cloud Nine Flotation, 2118 S Avenida Planeta. 520-668-4017. Info@FloatTucson.com.

FloatTucson.com.

Meditation/Biofeedback with The Muse – 7-8:30pm. Fourth Friday. With Kalyn Wolf.

Breathing and meditation methods that work in a busy world. Limited to 6 people. $7. Cloud Nine Flotation, 2118 S Avenida Planeta. 520-668-4017.

Info@FloatTucson.com. FloatTucson.com.

saturday Rincon Valley Farmers’ Market – 8am-1pm.

Organic produce, fresh flowers, baked goods, ironworks, arts and crafts by local artisans. 12500 E Old Spanish Trail. 520-591-BARN. RVFM@ RinconInstitute.org. RVFM.org.

FoodInRoot St. Philip’s Plaza Farmers’ Market – 8am-12pm. One of the largest farmers’ markets in Southwestern Arizona and has a regional reputation for the number of local farmers it supports. No charge. St. Philips Plaza, 4380 N Campbell Ave. FoodInRoot.com.

Living Lab and Learning Center Free Tour – 9-10:30am. Second Saturday. WMG staff will guide you on an interactive tour to learn about all the systems in detail and what you can do at your own home. No charge. WMG’s Living Lab & Learning Center, 1137 N Dodge Blvd. 520-396-3266, ext 18.

SBrown@WatershedMG.org. WatershedMG.org.

Contemplative Prayer Group – 9:30-11am. Silent meditation, DVD/CD, discussion. teachings by Richard Rohr, James Finley, John O’Donohue and others. No charge. House of Prayer, St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, 602 N Wilmot Rd. 520-400-2137.

SJTucson@aol.com.

Plaza Palomino Saturday Market – 10am-2pm.

Fresh produce, breads, coffee, tea, plants, tamales, salsa and emu oil products. Live music. 2970 N Swan Rd. 520-523-1005.

Oro Valley Farmers’ Market – 10am-2pm. 30 vendor stalls. Every 2nd Saturday fun events are planned to introduce more customers to this neighborhood gem. No charge. Steam Pump Ranch, 10901 N Oracle Rd. HeirloomFM.com.

Southern Arizona Light Givers – 5pm. First Saturday. Put yourself in the wow zone. Receive a session of True Light, & discover how amazing radiant energy stimulates your spirit, mind and body. Miller-Golf Links Public Library, 9640 E Golf Links Rd. LightCircleMahikari@gmail.com.

SukyoMahikari.org.

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AROMATHERAPY RITUAL BY KATE’S MAGIK 215 N Court Ave, 85701 520-743-1486 KatesMagik.com

Ritual by Kate’s Magik is an intimate boutique that carries 100% pure aromatherapy products and ceremonial supplies. Ritual also offers a variety of aromatherapy-focused massages designed to help people relieve stress, move through grief or promote love, healing and Aging Parents? success.

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Private readings, classes, lectures and parties.

Senior/student discounts. See ad, page 27.

BARTER BARTER TUCSON

Barbara and Dale Hulvey 520-909-9200 Office.BarterTucson@gmail.com BarterTucson.com Gain clients/customers who stay with you for the life of the company. Member of the International Barter Alliance, a DoBarter on Line service. Your membership in Barter Tucson offers you access to goods and services from tens of thousands of members in exchanges worldwide. See ad, page 15.

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BODYWORK ADAPTIVE MASSAGE THERAPY Stephanie Dixon, LMT, CNMT 520-548-5379 Stephanie.M.Dixon@gmail.com AdaptiveMassageTucson.com

SANTA RITA SPRINGS

Dorothy Richmond, LMT Aquatic Massage, Jin Shin Jyutsu, Craniosacral Therapy, Watsu, Integrative Table Massage 520-622-4201 • 520-990-1857 SantaRitaSprings@gmail.com Float ​in 96 degree warm saltwater while Dorothy gently massages, stretches,​and​moves you to free up body, mind, a​ nd spirit. Incorporating Craniosacral Therapy, Jin Shin Jyutsu and​Integrative Massage in each 80 minute session in water or on land. See ad, page 29.

Massage Therapy specializing in relief and treatment of pain and injuries. Stephanie has experience and training with a wide variety of massage therapy techniques.

Also certified in neuromuscular therapy. A session at the New Leaf Studio is helpful for conditions like arthritis, fibromyalgia, chronic back and neck pain and more.

ARMORLESS BODY THERAPIES

Randy Usem, LMT, Radix Practitioner Near Campbell & Grant 520-312-9563 • Armorless.net TucsonMassageAndBodyTherapy.com Randy has 28 years of bodywork experience, providing treatments that are stress busting or for specific issues. Sometimes sessions are enhanced and integrated with mind-body awareness experiments. The client uses sound, breath and movement to contact feelings and access deep tension and energy release. See ad, page 28.

INTUITIVE HANDS MOBILE MASSAGE Don May, LMT Location: House Calls, Office Calls 520-730-0656 DonMay.MassageTherapy.com

Enjoy the deeply healing benefits of therapeutic massage in the comfort of your own home or office. Relieve chronic pain, release stress, or recover from injuries with Don’s nurturing Integrative Bodywork (blending traditional massage modalities with craniosacral and reiki). Don is known for his “ground​ed​ness” (a deeply calm presence), which allows clients to enter a state of deep relaxation with ease. See ad, page 29.

LYLA SISSON, LMT

Lyla is skilled in Swedish massage and deep tissue massage with a passion for working with chronic back and shoulder pain. She interns with Zach Saber learning myo-fascial release techniques while honing her massage techniques. See ad, page 3.

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A skilled touch with a unique effective approach. With over 25 years of experience, Jennifer utilizes a therapeutic approach to reduce stress, relieve muscle tension, clear energetic blockages, and balance structural misalignments.

New client special: three-session “tune-up” for $150. See ad, page 28.

ZACHARY SABER, LMT WellnessFirst!​ 3861 N 1st Ave, 85719 520-232-4585 SaberLMP@aol.com​ 3861WellnessFirst.com

Tired of the pain? M ​ yofascial Release frees you from what holds you back. Let go of past injuries and love life again. ​ Zach s​pecializes in Myofascial Release, Structural Integration and Neuromuscular Re-education with nearly 20 years of hands on experience. See ad, page 3.

BRAIN HEALTH NORTHSTAR HYPERBARICS

WellnessFirst!​ 3861 N 1st Ave, 85719 520-209-1755 3861WellnessFirst.com

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Jennifer Beard LMT Speedway/ Craycroft Area 520-906-8136 TherapeuticIntuitiveBodywork.com

Dr. Carol Henricks, MD 7598 N La Cholla Blvd, 85741 520-229-1238 NorthStarHBOT.com

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) saturates the body with oxygen, reducing inflammation and enhancing recovery from central nervous system injury including: traumatic brain injury, post-concussion syndrome, stroke, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, birth injury, autism, spinal cord injury, near drowning, anoxic brain injury and other conditions. See ad, page 13.

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Biobalance Integrated Wellness, LLC 520-227-3695 Buck@BioBalance.us BioBalance.us NeuroFeedbackHomeUser.com Neurofeedback uses cutting edge technology, coupled with sound research, that helps improve brain functioning.

The brain is given guidance to self-regulate from imbalances, naturally, with no medications, for lasting results. Train Your Brain, Clear Your Mind, Enjoy Your Life!

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CAFE THAT’S AMORE CAFE

4374 E Speedway Blvd, 85712 520-965-5223 Italian@ThatsAmoreCafe.com ThatsAmoreCafe.com Facebook.com/LoveItalian Beautiful Italian Espresso Cafe and Small Italian Specialties Store. Locally owned/operated. Organic and Fair Trade coffee, espresso, teas. Organic coconut, almond, & soy milks.

Traditional Italian and American Pastries like Sfogliatella, Pignoli Cookies. Buy one drink, get the second 1/2 off.

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CATERING EP SALSA & CATERING Event Planning, Catering Loretta Carlson 520-440-1540 ElParador@aol.com

Let us cater your party, event or meeting. From two to 300 guests, we are a full-service catering company specializing in Mexican, Middle Eastern and American food. Loretta can help plan your event, from the flowers to the table.

CHILDREN’S SERVICES TINA BUCK, PHD, LPC / CEO

Biobalance Integrated Wellness, LLC 520-227-3695 Buck@BioBalance.us BioBalance.us NeuroFeedbackHomeUser.com Neurofeedback uses cutting edge technology, coupled with sound research, that helps improve brain functioning.

The brain is given guidance to self-regulate from imbalances, naturally, with no medications, for lasting results. Train Your Brain, Clear Your Mind, Enjoy Your Life!.

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CHIROPRACTIC DR. JOANNE HAUPERT, D.C. 4858 E Broadway 520-584-0343 InspiredHealing.org

Do you want to trust and increase your body’s ability to heal and regenerate? Network Chiropractic is very gentle and helps increase your brain/body connection and empower you to make healthier choices. Great for Children, PTSD, Depression and Auto Immune diseases.

WINTERHAVEN HEALTH CENTER Dr. Nathan Conlee 3020 N Country Club Rd, 85716 520-322-6161 PerformanceNeurology.com

Dr. Conlee, Chiropractor Neurologist, diagnoses and treats such conditions as Dystonia, ADHD, Peripheral Neuropathy, vertigo, migraine headaches, balance disorders, numbness, tingling, Irritable Bowel Syndrome and other conditions related to neurologic function. Also available: acupuncture, physiotherapy, kinesiotape, nutrition and allergy testing. See ad, page 39.

CLEANING SERVICES PURMAID LLC

520-331-2629 PurMaidTucson@gmail.com PurMaid.com PurMaid LLC provides professional green cleaning services to Tucson homes and businesses. Locally owned and operated. Special offer: 3 labor hours of cleaning, just $65. See ad for details. See ad, page 32.

COACHING COUNSELING & GUIDANCE ARMORLESS BODY THERAPIES

Randy Usem, LMT, Radix Practitioner Near Campbell & Grant 520-312-9563 TucsonEmotionalAndTraumaTherapy.com TucsonMassageAndBodyTherapy.com Affordable alternative or addition to traditional therapy. Radix is a neo-Reichian, deep feeling, regressive process similar to bio-energetics and primal therapy. Exploring with breath, body awareness, centering and grounding to access anger, fear, grief, longing and restore love, trust, pleasure, fulfillment and aliveness. See ad, page 28.

COUNSELING CONCEPTS Jo Ruddy and Jody Hardy 3861 N First Ave 520-881-4237 CounselingConceptsLLC.org

Dr. Jo Ruddy, Metaphysical Life Coach and Clinical Master Hypnotherapist, along with Jodi Hardy, M.A., LPC and highly experienced psychotherapist, offer metaphysical approaches to healing and creating lasting change in your life.

Located at WellnessFIRST! See ad, page 3.

HEALTHY COUPLES

Bill White, M.A., Love Coach 520-319-9132 TheHealthyCouple.com Quick and dramatic results are common. Bill is a master at navigating relationship challenges to restore love and play. Resolve anger, arguments, emotional distancing, broken trust, childhood influences.

Free no-obligation consultation.

LIFE COACHING FOR WOMEN Ann Adams, CPC, ACC, AADP ICF Credentialed Coach 520-490-7354 AnnAdamsLifeCoaching.com

As women we experience many unique stages in life. These ‘new chapters’ can be overwhelming or we can choose to take the opportunity they present and create the life we want to live.

Ann has worked with women at all stages of life for over 10 years. Call for a free consultation and begin the journey of creating a life of joy and satisfaction.

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RISE ABOVE IT COACH

Denisse Cabrera, RN, CDE Certified Integrative Life Coach 520-979-4600 RiseAboveItCoach@gmail.com RiseAboveItCoach.com Coaching brings out your inner expert and the motivation, excitement, and desire to actually follow your best advice. Using coaching models and intuition you can have desired results in health, relationships, career, money, life.

Let your magic outsmart self-sabotage. See ad, page 9.

COACHING COUNSELING & GUIDANCE TAMMY ROSEN WILBUR, GCFP Tucson Feldenkrais Center 3079 W Avenida Cresta, 85745 520-305-5393 TucsonFeldenkrais.com

Tammy Rosen Wilbur, Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner uses gentle movement and awareness to help clients move out of pain, improve posture and flexibility. Feldenkrais Functional Integration sessions can update the brain for structural alignment, improved function and movement. Sessions are fully clothed and deeply relaxing. See ad, page 19 and profile, page 29.

COLON HYDROTHERAPY INTESTINAL HEALTH INSTITUTE 520-325-9686 Intestines@SheilaShea.com IntestinalHealthInstitute.com

Sheila Shea, M.A., has 38 years of experience and is board certified. Her institute offers colon hydrotherapy, detox protocols, and GAPS counseling. She specializes in abdominal massage, nutritional support and colonoscopy preparation. Heal your gut, heal your body. See ad, page 26.

VERY SPECIAL ALTERNATIVES Vonnie Schultz Albrecht, RN WellnessFirst!

3861 N First Ave, Rm 3, 85719 520-403-1686 VerySpecialAlternatives@gmail.com

FDA-approved system integrated with full, closed-gravity option; purified water; disposable speculums. Probiotic reflorastation.

Affordable rates and packages.

Ear coning also available.

Flexible hours include weekends.

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COMPUTER SERVICES GE COMPUTING AND INTERNET SERVICES

Don Gibbens Office: 520-332-1485 • Cell: 520-784-1243 Don@gecomputerrepair.com GEComputerRepair.com Facebook: GE-Computing-and-Internet-Services One of Don’s tag lines is, “Computer Sick? Call the Doctor.” He has been helping people keep their computers and technology working f​ or over 30 years​. ​As one of​ Don’s customers ​said, “​You don’t make me feel stupid”. House calls and via remote.​ See ad, page 12.

CRYSTAL BOWL HEALING RETURN TO WHOLENESS: AN ENCOUNTER WITH SOUND Tryshe Dhevney SoundShifting.com

Imagine your soul in tune with your body…Your soul, in tune with your body…Your voice, communicating your deepest truth…Your being, tuned as One Voice with the Alchemy Crystal Singing Bowls reflecting the symphony of the spheres.

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DEATH & DYING END OF LIFE MENTOR

Danielle Dvorak 847-323-9188 Serving Tucson and surrounding area Danielle@Replevyn.com EndofLifeMentor.com This mentor supports by relieving stress, answering tough questions, interfacing with medical professionals, translating medical lingo, holding space, running errands, and/or maybe fills in so that a caregiver can take a deep breath or get a good night’s sleep.See ad, page 23.

DENTISTRY

MEDICINE WHEEL DENTAL AND WELLNESS CENTER

Dr. Steven A. Swidler, DDS Dr. Kenneth C. Glass, DDS 4650 W Jojoba Dr, 85745 520-743-7101 • MedicineWheelDental.com Medicine Wheel Dental is Tucson’s premier holistic integrative dental practice.

Utilizing a balanced mix of traditional dentistry with exclusive naturopathic, holistic and alternative modalities, Medicine Wheel Dental provides the highest level of personalized dental care. “With awareness, we can make a choice.”

See ad, back cover.

ENERGY WORK JEANIE UNDERWOOD

Heart-Centered Intuitive Healer In Person, By Phone or Skype EnergeticHeartHealing@gmail.com 520-344-9992 While talking with you, Jeanie helps you transform your life through releasing energetic patterns that don’t serve you. She has trained in Shamanism, The Braddock Bodywork Process, and Heart Rhythm Meditation, and is a Reiki Master. Available for public presentations.

Danielle Dvorak 847-323-9188 Danielle@Replevyn.com Replevyn.com Achieve your highest potential through sound healing, reiki, yoga, aromatherapy and more.

Danielle utilizes Tibetan Sacred Sound (certified through TibetanBowlSchool.com), combined with other modalities, as is appropriate for each individual. Relax, release stress, improve health, and realize your own gifts. See ad, page 23.

SPIRITUAL ENERGY TRANSFORMATION Johanna Alley 520-370-1306 ​JWalley@protonmail.ch​ ​JohannaAlley.com

1601 N Tucson Blvd, Ste 35 520-326-0082 • Smile@KrizmanDental.com

A centrally located biologic, and integrative dental office with Tucson’s only International academy of Oral Medicine & Toxicology accredited dentist. Specializing in general & cosmetic dentistry, mercury-free fillings, safe amalgam removal, implants, extractions, cavitation treatment, and ozone therapy. Call for appointment today. See ad, page 13.

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Tesla Metamorphosis Healing and Access Bars 520-305-5393 Tammy Rosen Wilbur is a certified Tesla Metamorphosis and Access Bars practitioner who works metaphysically to create new possibilities for expansion, change and healing. As an intuitive healer, she helps clients clear blockages pain and illness to become the light they are. See ad, page 29.

FACIAL REJUVENATION PAMPERED SKIN STUDIO

Dr. Suzanne Pear, RN, PhD, LE, COE 520-400-8109 5160 E. Glenn St, Ste. 150 PamperedSkinStudio.com Dr. Suzie specializes in non-surgical facial rejuvenation focused on your specific concerns, objectives and constraints. If you are interested in aging gracefully and believe that “less is more”, then call today to start the journey to being your own kind of beautiful. See ad, page 4.

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Johanna accesses from the quantum field your loving, spiritual energies and gives voice to insights to help you learn how to live the karma-balancing life you wrote for yourself and manifest your true life purpose. $10 off first session.

KAREN M FISHER

Senior Loan Officer NMLS ID# 180167 AZ MLO Lic# 0911886 520-447-2279 Summit Funding, Inc. NMLS ID# 3199 An Approved Equal Housing Lender 210 E Broadway Blvd, 85701 Branch NMLS ID# 1165964 Karen Fisher has been helping people with their real estate financing needs since 1983.

She can help you with residential (1-4 units) purchase, refinance or remodeling transactions anywhere in the State of Arizona.

Summit Funding is a privately owned residential mortgage company that handles all of the loan details locally. To make that dream home, vacation home or rental property a reality call for a free consultation. See ad, page 7.

FLOTATION SPA CLOUD NINE FLOTATION 2118 S Avenida Planet 520-668-4017 FloatTucson.com

Relax, recuperate, unplug from your daily stress-filled life.

Flotation Therapy is the most relaxing thing you’ll ever experience. Effective for stress, anxiety, recuperation from injuries, meaningful meditation. Ask about Colorado Hemp Honey. May Special: 2 for $99.

FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE

GREEN PRODUCTS A & E RECYCLED GRANITE

PROACTIVE HEALTH SOLUTIONS, LLC

520-885-8970 - Tucson Metro 480-739-0234 - Phoenix Metro ROC # 305289 AERecycledGranite.com

Lynda Witt ACCT Certified Thermographer 520-235-7036 ProactiveHealthSolutions.org

Arizona’s eco-friendly manufacturer of recycled granite pavers, split stone tile veneer, subway tiles and fire pits. The locally crafted products add a unique, beautiful look to your home and business while keeping our planet’s mountains out of Arizona’s waste stream.

Screening thermography has the opportunity to detect changes at any stage in the development of breast cancer, from the first year to when a tumor is dense enough to be seen with mammography. This early detection of change can lead to earlier diagnosis and better treatment options, as well as the opportunity for patients and their healthcare practitioners to intervene at an early stage with preventive treatment. See ad, page 3.

GUT HEALTH

DR. DEEANN SABER, NMD WellnessFIRST! 3861 N First Ave, 85719 520-209-1755 3861WellnessFirst.com

Dr. Saber is a primary care naturopathic physician who specializes in endocrinology and functional medicine. Using science-based information as well as your personal symptoms, we will together find the best way to optimal health.

See ad, page 3.

GLUTEN FREE GOURMET GIRLS GLUTEN FREE BAKERY/BISTRO 5845 N Oracle Rd, 85704 520-408-9000 GourmetGirlsGlutenFree.com Tues-Sun 7am-3pm, Fri-Sat 5-8pm

Do you have celiac disease or suffer from gluten intolerance?

Visit Tucson’s only completely gluten-free bakery/bistro where you can enjoy breakfast, lunch or freshly baked treats in a relaxed and friendly environment, without worrying about cross contamination. Beer, wine, signature cocktails available. See ad, page 35.

HEALTH SCREENING

INTESTINAL HEALTH INSTITUTE 520-325-9686 Intestines@SheilaShea.com IntestinalHealthInstitute.com

Sheila Shea, M.A., has 38 years of experience and is board certified. Her institute offers colon hydrotherapy, detox protocols, and GAPS counseling. She specializes in abdominal massage, nutritional support and colonoscopy preparation. Heal your gut, heal your body.

See ad, page 26.

HAIR SALONS PROJEKK

Modern Organic Hairdressing 204 W Grant Rd 520-331-9006 ProjekkHair@yahoo.com Facebook: ProjekK In the courtyard of Placita de la Luna, enter ProjekK hair studio and notice the scents of pine, rosemary and sage. Stylist Kathie features U.K.-inspired cuts that need minimal styling. Hair color is ammonia-free and organic, providing beautiful, professional results.

HEALTHFOOD STORES DESERT WELLNESS NUTRITION 125 W Calle De Las Tiendas, 103A, Green Valley, 85614 520-625-3665 DesertWN.com

Desert Wellness is a local health food store dedicated to helping the community access high quality health/nutrition products. The store’s owner, Christina Roberts, is a nutritionist and certified holistic health coach, qualified to guide customers to healthier lifestyles.

HEALTHY EATING CLAIRE’S CAFE & ART GALLERY 16140 N Oracle Rd, Catalina, 85739 520-825-2525 ClairesCafe.net

Claire’s Cafe & Art Gallery serves home-cooked breakfasts and lunches daily, 7am-3pm.

Vegetarian, gluten-free and other dietary needs are easily accommodated. The gallery includes original artwork, jewelry, leather goods and greeting cards. See ad, page 5.

GOURMET GIRLS GLUTEN FREE BAKERY/BISTRO 5845 N Oracle Rd, 85704 520-408-9000 GourmetGirlsGlutenFree.com Tues-Sun 7am-3pm, Fri-Sat 5-8pm

Do you have celiac disease or suffer from gluten intolerance?

Visit Tucson’s only completely gluten-free bakery/bistro where you can enjoy breakfast, lunch or freshly baked treats in a relaxed and friendly environment, without worrying about cross contamination. Beer, wine, signature cocktails available. See ad, page 35.

GOVINDA’S NATURAL FOODS BUFFET & ISKCON TEMPLE 711 E Blacklidge Dr, 85719 520-792-0630 GovindasOfTucson.com

Enjoy resort-like atmosphere of waterfalls, peacocks, fountains and gardens while relishing international vegetarian cuisine emphasizing healthy organic produce. Dinner under $10. Join us for weekly Sunday Festival at 5:30pm with musical meditation, spiritual discourse and dinner at 7pm.

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HEALTHY EATING LOVIN’ SPOONFULS

Vegetarian Restaurant 2990 N Campbell Ave, 85719 520-325-7766 LovinSpoonfuls.com Lovin’ Spoonfuls offers breakfast, lunch and dinner in a gracious atmosphere, perfect for dining with friends, family and business associates. Awards and accolades include Tucson Lifestyle magazine’s Best Vegetarian Restaurant, Tucson Weekly’s Best of Tucson and VegNews’ Best Vegetarian Restaurant.

HEALTHY HOME JEN’S ORGANIC HOME

Jennifer Bauman Ollman/Owner 2831 E Broadway Blvd, 85716 520-325-0359 (Store) • 520-548-9968 (Cell) Tues. & Thurs. 9-6; Sat. 10-8 Info@JensOrganicHome.com JensOrganicHome.com Jen’s Organic Home features a beautiful 2831 E. Broadway Blvd. healthy showroom with an 520.325.0359 abundance of natural products. Whether you’re greening your interior environment, recovering from illness or strengthening your family’s immune system, Jen’s Organic Home provides local, healthy choices for Tucsonans. Visit Jen’s Organic Home on Instagram and Facebook. See ad, page 22.

COYOTE HEALING CENTER

145 E University Ave, Ste 207, 85705 520-722-9787 PulsedAdvanced Medicine.com Center is offering PEMF - Pulsed Electromagnetic fields to enhance your body’s healing ability. Tremendous results are reported: including relief from incontinence, sciatic and other pain, inflammation, depression, improved energy, enhanced healing, and increased range of motion. New location special: 20% off initial session; $50 off a package. See ad, page 17.

SAGE PATH THERAPY

Patti Thompson, MSN, RN, AGPCNP-BC, CHt 520-444-2725 SagePathTherapy.com Patti Thompson, Nurse Practitioner and Clinical Hypnotherapist, specializes in stress management and health promotion through the Mind/ Body connection. She offers workshops and private sessions to help others access the power of their subconscious mind, change patterns and improve their health. See ad, pg 7.

Hours: Tues, Thurs, Sat 10am-6pm

HEATING & COOLING A.M. HEATING & COOLING 520-548-2650 AMHeatCool.com ROC#296152

Providing commercial and residential service for routine maintenance, repairs, inspections, and new installation of air conditioning systems and furnaces.

Specializing in clean and proper installation of equipment, energy efficiency, and indoor air quality. Also offers Mini-splits.

Family-owned and operated.

HOLISTIC HEALTH/ ALTERNATIVE HEALING AMY KALAMA HOCHREITER 520-272-4290 • 877-300-1279 AmyHochreiterCoaching.com

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Amy Kalama guides the release of stored emotions, cellular memory, trauma and energetic past with her unique blend of HeartLight healing, cellular cleansing and whole-person health/ACT coaching. Feel renewed and restored in health and wellness, body, mind, heart and soul.

SOULISTIC HEALING CENTER MaritaSeen Valyan, LMT 20 Calle Iglesia, Tubac 520-398-3970 SoulisticHealingCenter.org​

A destination health resort spa with ionized pools providing a variety of complementary healing modalities, products, and educational materials and services focusing on the exploration of the “Art of Living” through a holistic integration of the body, mind, and spirit. See ad, page 10.

HOME LOANS KAREN M FISHER

Senior Loan Officer NMLS ID# 180167 AZ MLO Lic# 0911886 520-447-2279 Summit Funding, Inc. NMLS ID# 3199 An Approved Equal Housing Lender 210 E Broadway Blvd, 85701 Branch NMLS ID# 1165964 Karen Fisher has been helping people with their real estate financing needs since 1983.

She can help you with residential (1-4 units) purchase, refinance or remodeling transactions anywhere in the State of Arizona.

Summit Funding is a privately owned residential mortgage company that handles all of the loan details locally. To make that dream home, vacation home or rental property a reality call for a free consultation. See ad, page 7.

HOME SERVICES PURMAID LLC

520-331-2629 PurMaidTucson@gmail.com PurMaid.com PurMaid LLC provides professional green cleaning services to Tucson homes and businesses. Locally owned and operated.

Special offer: 3 labor hours of cleaning, just $65.

See ad for details. See ad, page 32.

HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY NORTHSTAR HYPERBARICS

Dr. Carol Henricks, MD 7598 N La Cholla Blvd, 85741 520-229-1238 • NorthStarHBOT.com Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) saturates the body with oxygen, reducing inflammation and enhancing recovery from central nervous system injury including: traumatic brain injury, post-concussion syndrome, stroke, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, birth injury, autism, spinal cord injury, near drowning, anoxic brain injury and other conditions. See ad, page 13.

IDENTITY THEFT PROTECTION EUGENE CARTER

Independent Agent, LegalShield Inc. 520-808-3068 EugeneCarter.org Legalshield provides a solution to the top consumer complaint with the FTC for 15 years.

With Legalshield you and your family will have your financial accounts as well as drivers license, SSN, medical, character/ criminal identity, etc. monitored. With Legalshield, when a professional thief steals your identity, professional licensed investigators restore it.

INSURANCE SANDI EGHTESADI FARMERS INSURANCE

4866 E Broadway Blvd, 85711 ​520-​881-8000 ​S​Eghtesadi@FarmersAgent.com YourTucsonAgent.com ​F​acebook.com/SAEFarmers Sandi Eghtesadi help​s​customers like you identify the insurance coverage that best fits your needs -whether that’s auto, home, renters, business insurance and more.​​“The best compliment I can receive is the referral of your family, friends and colleagues.”​

INTUITIVE ARTS AWARENESS CENTER Gunter Benz 928-699-7504 Benz@pobox.com

A gifted clairvoyant, healer and teacher, Gunter offers private intuitive reading and massage therapy/bodywork sessions. He also holds workshops and seminars on Quantum Healing and development of intuition– everything that makes us more aware and feeling better physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.

JEANIE UNDERWOOD

Heart-Centered Intuitive Healer In Person, By Phone or Skype EnergeticHeartHealing@gmail.com 520-344-9992 While talking with you, Jeanie helps you transform your life through releasing energetic patterns that don’t serve you. She has trained in Shamanism, The Braddock Bodywork Process, and Heart Rhythm Meditation, and is a Reiki Master. Available for public presentations.

MYSTIC MESSENGERS PSYCHIC FAIR

Larry Martin 445 S Alvernon Way at Doubletree by Hilton 513-476-2222 Larimar2000@hotmail.com MysticMessengers.com Mystic Messengers Psychic Fair is Tucson’s Premier Metaphysical Community of independent psychics, healers, artists and crafts people.

Everyone interested in metaphysical events is welcome, always with free admission. Event dates are listed online at MysticMessengers.com.

IV THERAPIES WHOLISTIC FAMILY MEDICINE Dr. Lance Morris 1601 N Tucson Blvd, Ste 37, 85716 520-322-8122 WFMedicine@gmail.com ResonantSoundTherapy.com

Dr. Morris treats all conditions, pediatric through geriatric, emphasizing ‘”nature cure” to heal mind, body and spirit.

Developer of Resonant Sound Therapy. See website for more information. See ad, page 24.

LEGAL PLANS EUGENE CARTER

Independent Agent, LegalShield Inc. 520-808-3068 EugeneCarter.org LegalShield Inc provides affordable access to law firms across the U.S. and Canada allowing small businesses and individuals the ability to receive legal advice, consultation, review of documents, court actions of a defensive nature, and more.

For over 40 years, LegalShield plan holders can say “No longer do you have to check your wallet before you check your rights.”

LIFE INSURANCE DON COX – FARMERS INSURANCE

6340 N Campbell Ave, Ste 100, 85718 520-789-7234 Dcox1@FarmersAgent.com Agents.farmers.com/az/tucson/donald-cox As your local Farmers agent, Don helps customers like you identify the insurance coverage that best fits your needs. This process is straightforward and personalized to help make you smarter about insurance. Don can help provide options for life, auto, home, business insurance and more.

MASSAGE ADAPTIVE MASSAGE THERAPY Stephanie Dixon, LMT, CNMT 520-548-5379 Stephanie.M.Dixon@gmail.com AdaptiveMassageTucson.com

Massage Therapy specializing in relief and treatment of pain and injuries. Stephanie has experience and training with a wide variety of massage therapy techniques.

Also certified in neuromuscular therapy. A session at the New Leaf Studio is helpful for conditions like arthritis, fibromyalgia, chronic back and neck pain and more.

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MASSAGE ELISSA HAMBRIGHT MASSAGE

LMT for you, your horse, and dog 520-906-1808 ElissaHambright.MassageTherapy.com Since 1999, Elissa’s mission has been to help people, horses, and dogs move and feel better.

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THERAPEUTIC INTUITIVE BODYWORK Jennifer Beard LMT Speedway/ Craycroft Area 520-906-8136 TherapeuticIntuitiveBodywork.com

A skilled touch with a unique effective approach. With over 25 years of experience, Jennifer utilizes a therapeutic approach to reduce stress, relieve muscle tension, clear energetic blockages, and balance structural misalignments. New client special: three-session “tune-up” for $150.

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MEDICAL SPA PAMPERED SKIN STUDIO

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MYSTIC MESSENGERS PSYCHIC FAIR

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Everyone interested in metaphysical events is welcome, always with free admission. Event dates are listed online at MysticMessengers.com.

Ritual by Kate’s Magik is an intimate boutique that carries 100% pure aromatherapy products and ceremonial supplies. Ritual also offers a variety of aromatherapy-focused massages designed to help people relieve stress, move through grief or promote love, healing and success..

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DR. DEEANN SABER, NMD WellnessFIRST! 3861 N First Ave, 85719 520-209-1755 3861WellnessFirst.com

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WHOLISTIC FAMILY MEDICINE Dr. Lance Morris 1601 N Tucson Blvd, Ste 37, 85716 520-322-8122 WFMedicine@gmail.com ResonantSoundTherapy.com

Dr. Morris treats all conditions, pediatric through geriatric, emphasizing “nature cure” to heal mind, body and spirit. Developer of Resonant Sound Therapy. See website for more information.

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PARKINSON’S DISEASE HANLING ACUPUNCTURE HEALING CENTER

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PERSONAL GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT LOVE YOURSELF SACRED MEETINGS CJ Walker 520-444-7525 CJWalker333@comcast.net LoveYourselfSacred.com

Love Yourself Sacred meetings on the first Thursday of the month at 7pm at Unity of Tucson 3617 Camino Blanco, 85718. Topics include seeing the sacred within, claiming your power, recognizing and releasing toxic relationships and more. Groups are lead by CJ Walker author, lecturer, healer who also offers individual sessions. $50 off for Natural Awakenings readers. See ad, page 16.

RISE ABOVE IT COACH

Denisse Cabrera, RN, CDE Certified Integrative Life Coach 520-979-4600 RiseAboveItCoach@gmail.com RiseAboveItCoach.com Offering individual and group sessions for personal growth through coaching or consulting.

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PHARMACY REED’S COMPOUNDING PHARMACY 2729 E Speedway Blvd, 85716 520-318-4421 ReedsRX.com • Info@ReedsRX.com

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Claire’s Cafe & Art Gallery serves home-cooked breakfasts and lunches daily, 7am-3pm.

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Lovin’ Spoonfuls offers breakfast, lunch and dinner in a gracious atmosphere, perfect for dining with friends, family and business associates. Awards and accolades include Tucson Lifestyle magazine’s Best Vegetarian Restaurant, Tucson Weekly’s Best of Tucson and VegNews’ Best Vegetarian Restaurant.

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TucsonShaman.com American shamanism helps you surrender to your connection with your guides and Divine Love.

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Suzanne Pear, RN, PhD, LE COE 520-400-8109 • PamperedSkinStudio.com Doctor Suzie, a Registered Nurse and Licensed Aesthetician, is certified in Oncology Esthetics and specializes in providing customized skin care treatments for all skin types and skin issues. She especially delights in educating clients about their skin and helping them identify affordable and manageable solutions for their concerns. Make an appointment and let Dr. Pear start you on the path to revealing your own kind of beautiful! See ad, page 4.

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WHOLISTIC FAMILY MEDICINE Dr. Lance Morris 1601 N Tucson Blvd, Ste 37, 85716 520-322-8122 WFMedicine@gmail.com ResonantSoundTherapy.com

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Rev Janis Farmer Sunday Service: 3231 N Craycroft Rd, 85712 520-319-1042 TucsonCSL.org ”..a spiritual alternative. We offer spiritual solutions to everyday challenges. Celebration Service 10:30am, Meditation 10am. We look forward to seeing you soon.

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COMMUNITY OF LIGHT

Meeting at the Unscrewed Theater 3244 E Speedway, 85716 CommunityOfLightTucson.com Metaphysical and spiritual gathering of Lightworkers for healing, enlightenment, and growth. Friday Healing Circle at noon; Sunday Service at 11am.

THE TEMPLE OF THE PRESENCE 11902 E Irvington Rd

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Sunday Gatherings 4pm 3202 E 1st St 520-318-3557

A public gathering for contemplative teaching and practice from both a secular and interfaith perspective, the mission of Sacred Space is to cultivate compassion that leads to social justice.

Speakers and live musicians vary weekly. No charge.

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Celebrating the unity of God and man. 11am Sunday service.

Free metaphysical development classes in areas of White Eagle World Healing Meditation, Alice Bailey books, Spiritual/ Metaphysical Law and Kaballah.

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Information on and sharing of NDEs and other transformative experiences. Open to public; everyone has experiences worth sharing. Guest speaker series on 2nd Thursday (Oct – May); small groups on 3rd Thursday each month, 6:30pm at Unity Church of Tucson.

SPIRITUAL TEACHINGS UNITED FELLOWSHIP CHAPEL Rev. Dorothea Nobile Meeting Temporarily at Tamara Spiritual Center 3002 E Ft Lowell, 85716 520-444-3392 United-Fellowship-Chapel.com

Sunday Service at 2 pm.

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Explore your spirituality in a warm and loving community of caring friends. Learn practical tools that really work to improve your life and the world around you. Sunday service, 10:30am.

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