newsbriefs New Product Helps Prevent Lyme Disease
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ymeArrest, a product that helps prevent Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses, provides a safe, simple and effective method of tick removal and treatment, according to its developer Professor Plantain. The natural insect repellent induces the tick to remove its grip, and once it’s removed, the tick can be placed in one of the small plastic boxes included in the kit and brought to an identification center to determine if it is a disease carrier. When the wound has been specially treated, it’s covered with an included bandage. One then takes a single high-potency dose of Ledum palustre, also included, which is a preferred homeopathic remedy for tick bites. Professor Plantain has been making herbal products for family and friends for more than 30 years. His personal struggle with Lyme disease left him on crutches with brain fog. Although he was eventually cured, he continued to get bit by ticks, and he developed this product to avoid catching Lyme and other tick-borne diseases. LymeArrest is the first product Professor Plantain has released for public use. He’s releasing this product now because he believes there’s a major epidemic and there are inadequate tools to prevent Lyme and other tick-borne diseases. For more information, visit LymeArrest.com.
For ages 3+ Where:
SARAH’S SCHOOL OF MARTIAL ARTS 1100 Massachusetts Ave., 3rd Flr. Arlington, MA
When: July 20-24 and August 17-21 Time: 8:30-1:00 pm For more information: SarahsSchool.com (781) 641-0262
Brain/Body Wellness Event at BrainCore Neurofeedback
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rainCore Neurofeedback, in Foxboro, will present a Brain/Body Wellness event from 7 to 8 p.m., August 12, which will include healthy free samples of delicious food from Linda Leland at Feed Your Life, and a brief presentation by Dianne Kosto, BCN-T of BrainCore Neurofeedback explaining how and why we can actually train our brains to better regulate often alleviating many common symptoms. The center provides a unique, drug-free and non-invasive approach to treating brainwave dysregulation, which may be associated with many brain functioning disorders. “We offer state-of-the-art technology and are dedicated to making sure that each and every client is 100 percent satisfied with their treatment and experience with us,” says Kosto. “The treatments are applicable to a wide range of needs and goals, and who doesn’t want a better brain?” Location: 132 Central St., Ste. 205A, Foxboro. RSVP to BrainCore.Dianne@gmail. com. To learn more, call 844-272-4666 or visit BrainCoreOfGreaterBoston.com. See Resource Guide on page 39.
At the end of the day, the most overwhelming key to a child’s success is the positive involvement of parents. ~Jane D. Hull 10
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