Natural Awakenings Lancaster/Berks October 2018

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HEALTHY

Options Grow for Plant-Based Eating

LIVING

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PLANET

Fearlessly Taking on the Future

Young Game-Changers Take Action

Multifaceted Chiropractic Integrative Approaches Enhance Healing

Healing Our Kids Reversing Chronic Conditions

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Contents 19 WHAT DID YOU DO

ONCE YOU KNEW?

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20 YOUTHS STEP UP TO

THE GLOBAL CHALLENGE Fresh Hope for a Troubled Planet

24 HEALING OUR KIDS Reversing a Rising Tide of Chronic Conditions

30 MULTIFACETED CHIROPRACTIC

Integrative Approaches Enhance Healing

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32 More Than a Luxury, Massage is Essential

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36 ‘LESS MEAT’ GOES MAINSTREAM

Options Grow for Plant-Based Eating

40 REBOOTING LIBIDO Exercise Rekindles Desire

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BLUE ZONES IN AMERICA Places that Encourage Healthy Living

44 FAREWELL TO

A BELOVED PET

Earth’s Memorial to a Pet’s Passing

DEPARTMENTS 8 news briefs 11 event brief 12 health briefs 14 global briefs 16 eco tip 17 event spotlights 19 inspiration 24 healthy kids 27 business spotlight 30 healing ways

34 practitioner

profiles 36 conscious eating 37 foodie guide 39 foodie briefs 40 yoga guide 40 fit body 42 green living 44 natural pet 46 calendar 50 resource guide

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.

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ook around, you are in the company of greatness. Everyday miracles abound in this business of living, from ordinary to extraordinary; the magnificent chaos of transformation makes master change agents of us all. It is no small thing to ride these waves, navigating a course with both mind and voice, while advocating for the innovation and integrity that will continue to enrich our world.

Kendra & Jacqueline This October issue reflects on solutions for the planet and her people that are incredibly refreshing, bringing youthful vibrancy and new perspective to the helm. A humane, compassionate activism is being recognized and is spreading; the movement to address collective needs is rising up and reaching out with open arms. Bridges are being built as we journey together to higher ground, preserving purpose and dignity for the sake of our future.

Last month, we were grateful to share in the annual Organic Pioneer Awards dinner held by the Rodale Institute of Berks County, which recognizes leaders in the good food movement committed to the health of our planet and all of humanity. Rodale has been instrumental in shaping the country’s progress toward “meeting universal needs of proper nutrition, famine prevention and biologically sustainable solutions to climate change” through outreach and education about organic farming since the 1940s.

The evening was festive and inspiration radiated graciously from the speakers, one of whom was David Mas Masumoto, a third-generation organic fruit farmer and accomplished author from California; Masumoto was also appointed to the National Council on the Arts in 2013. He shared his passion for a colorful and joy-filled approach to working with and for the land, conveying a deep and reverent gratitude for the wisdom he encounters there. His poetic attention to the honor at hand and sense of unity with other pioneers embodied a grounded nurturing of health and harmony that is empowering communities everywhere.

The displays of human kindness, connection and creativity taking place that very same weekend included an event envisioned and shaped by 6-year-old, Lucas Kreider, of Lancaster. His idea for an art benefit, featuring works created by children in the community to support Church World Service and the Lancaster County Coalition to End Homelessness, was a beautiful success. The evening was a glowing testament to unabashed dreaming and a sincere, focused generosity of spirit.

We honor legacy of all shapes and sizes, recognizing the importance of disseminating gifts, knowledge and passion that stimulate the senses and invite intrigue; together we witness a new metamorphosis in wellness, and confidently name it. Soulful response opens doors, and the potential for positive change is endless when we embrace relationship across the infinite landscapes that create common ground. It is a terrain we are all born of and return to, in search of our shared humanity.

Hearts are leading the way in this authentic expression. We remain grateful for community that is open to new thought, age-old wisdom, artistic freedom and the courage to speak the truth.

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r. David Schwartz, owner of Schwartz Family Dental, in Wyomissing, creates custom-made mouthguards by considering the patient’s intended use. According to Schwartz, there are many types, styles and indications available.

He recommends using a mouthguard for all sports. “Mouth-related Dr. David Schwartz injuries can occur in non-contact sports even though a mouthguard is not required,” notes Schwartz. “A professionally made one will fit better, which means it will more likely stay in place if an accident occurs. In addition, a mouthguard can be created to correct neuromuscular imbalances and postural imperfections, thus enhancing performance.”

In cases of nighttime teeth grinding, Schwartz recommends a sleep study to determine the cause of the grinding and evaluate for sleep breathing disorders (SBD), such as sleep apnea. Upon evaluation, the proper type of sleep appliance can be made to fix SBD issues as well as grinding.

C Eager Emergency Services, LLC, is a family-owned, local restoration business that provides restoration services for property damage caused by water, fire, mold and lead; specialty cleaning for sewage, extreme pet odor or hoarding; and residential and commerDarlene Eager cial demolition services.

“Recent rainfall may have caused flooding, water intrusion or sewer backup due to ground saturation, leaving homeowners to make decisions and act quickly in order to avoid the growth of mold,” explains founder and owner Darlene Eager. “It is important to dry the structure as soon as possible. The cost of drying a basement (or other areas) is less than the cost of mold remediation. Realtors are encouraged to check vacant properties immediately in order to keep damage to a minimum.”

The firm is certified through the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Department of Labor and Industry for Lead Abatement/Renovations and the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC). In addition, employees receive individual certifications.

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Montessori Program for Young Children and Caregivers

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he New School of Lancaster is offering a new workshop series, New School Beginnings, from 9 to 10:15 a.m., October 11 and 18, and November 1, 8, 15 and 29, for parents, caregivers and their young children who are or will be one year old by December 31. The workshop series is specially designed to match the developmental needs of young children and the parenting needs and interests of adults.

“New School Beginnings is an opportunity to have uninterrupted time to focus on your child and implement new strategies that you will learn,” shares Stacey Huber, admissions director.

“You will build community while receiving guidance from a New School educator in a safe, nurturing environment.”

The New School of Lancaster, located in Lancaster city, offers a Montessori education to students ranging from toddlers through eighth grade.

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Cost: $150. Location: 935 Columbia Ave., Lancaster. For more information, call Stacey Huber at 717-397-7655, ext. 121, email SHuber@NewSchool.net or visit NewSchool.net. See ad, page 11.

Aroma Freedom Technique

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ev. Trella Dubetz, owner of Sage Massage & Wellness, LLC, in Millersville, is a certified Aroma Freedom Practitioner who offers 30- to 45-minute Aroma Freedom Technique (AFT) sessions by appointment at her office, or onsite at an event or establishment chosen by a client. Sessions can be customized for individuals as well as teams, groups or collaborators.

AFT utilizes Memory Reconsolidation, a newly discovered process, by which our brain updates our mental map of the world. Recent advances in neuroscience have demonstrated that under the right conditions, we can unlearn old patterns and reprogram memories, thoughts and feelings.

“AFT is meant to be used as a way to set a person’s emotional energy flowing in a positive direction, towards growth and expansion rather than contracting in fear, doubt and paralysis,” notes Dubetz. “It uses Young Living essential oils to initialize a permanent shift in how we view ourselves and the world.”

Dubetz is a Holistic Minister Practitioner certified in AFT by the founder of AFT, Dr. Benjamin Perkus.

Cost depends on length of session/size of group. Payment plans available. For more information, call 717-468-7523, email TrellaDubetz@gmail.com or visit TrellaDubetz.com/ Aroma-Freedom-Technique.html and Vimeo.com/201058997.

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Emergence Skin Care Relocates

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mergence Skin Care has relocated to 119 Oak Ridge Drive, in Mountville. A drop-in open house will be held from 3 to 5 p.m., October 14.

Guests can tour the new space, partake in light refreshments and enter to win door prizes.

“We are more than doubling in size by going from two treatment rooms to five treatment rooms,” explains owner Rashell Brunner. “We’ve added more staff, and new facial peels and massage modalities will also be on the menu.”

Emergence Skin Care provides facial services, massage therapy, infrared sauna, foot detox and body wraps, as well as makeup application, lash and brow tinting and eyebrow microblading.

Admission is free. Attendance and sign-in required for door prize eligibility. For more information, call 717-419-4766 or visit Emergence.SkinCareTherapy.net. See ad, page 43.

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ensory Concepts Orthopedic & Medical Massage, located in Wyomissing, will host a customer appreciation event, and mini health and wellness fair, from 4 to 8 p.m., October 16. Guests can enjoy a meet-and-greet with staff, free chair massages, hors d’oeuvres, refreshments and sample a variety of services from a diverse selection of local vendors including: Keystone Specific Chiropractic Center; Renewed Vitality; H2O 4 Life Wellness Center; New U Life; Pivot Physical Therapy; ARCpoint Labs; and Baird’s Catering, LLC.

“We look forward to showing our appreciation by inviting guests to unwind and enjoy a relaxing and informative evening with us,” says owner Sandy Wagner.

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Admission is free. Location: 5 Bristol Ct., Wyomissing. For more information, call 484-5095505, email SensoryConcepts1@gmail.com or visit SensoryConcepts.net. See ad, page 22.

Eden Energy Medicine Energy Balancing Workshop

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eb Gallagher, a registered nurse and Eden Energy Medicine clinical practitioner, will lead a workshop at 6:30 p.m., October 25, at Sage Continuing Education, in Lancaster. She will provide information about Eden Energy Medicine and teach participants The Five-Minute Energy Routine, a set of simple exercises to help balance core energy systems.

“In today’s world, we are up against many stressors such as electromagnetic field (EMF) exposure, anxiety, depression, difficulty concentrating and chronic disease,” suggests Gallagher.

“Eden Energy Medicine offers a simple group of exercises to help keep our core system strong, which includes our meridians, Deb Gallagher aura, chakras and many other energetic components.”

Gallagher has a private practice assisting many clients in balancing their energy system to maintain optimal health.

Cost: $20 at the door. Location: 719 Olde Hickory Rd., Ste. B, Lancaster. For more information, call 717-203-9666 or email RestoreEnergy12@gmail.com. See ad, page 52.

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ori Martin, owner of Aqua Blue Wellness Center, in Leola, will give a presentation about Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging (DITI), at 6:30 p.m., November 13, at Sage Continuing Education, in Lancaster. DITI, also known as thermography or thermal imaging, detects the subtle physiological changes that accompany breast pathology, such as cancer, fibrocystic disease, infection or vascular disease.

Thermal imaging is a non-invasive clinical imaging procedure.

By showing the thermal abnormalities present in the body, it is used for detecting and monitoring a number of diseases and physical injuries.

Martin studied at the Trinity School of Natural Health, in Lori Martin Indiana, and the American College of Clinical Thermology. She continues to further her studies to increase her knowledge of natural health.

Cost: $20 at the door. Location: 719 Olde Hickory Rd., Ste. B, Lancaster. For more information, call 717-656-8615 or visit AquaBlueWellnessCenter.com. See ads, pages 18 and 54.

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he seventh annual Lancaster County Women’s Expo on Oct. 13, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Spooky Nook Sports, in Manheim, will bring together women of all ages for a lively experience of shopping, entertainment, inspiration and relaxation, and to learn about products and services.

Exhibitors will be on hand representing the fields of beauty, home, health and wellness, fashion, nutrition, shopping, finance, technology and more. In addition to more than 100 exhibitors, attendees can enjoy live entertainment and demonstrations, wine tastings and more.

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Researchers from the University of California, Los Angeles, have found that receiving music therapy can significantly lessen a patient’s need for opioids and other painkillers after invasive surgery. The researchers tested 161 patients; 49 in the music group and 112 in a control group. After their surgery, both groups were offered painkillers intravenously at doses requested by the patient. Of those engaged in music therapy, 86 percent avoided the painkillers, compared to only 26 percent of the control group.

Knitting Releases the Blues Knitting can alleviate the blues, slow the onset of dementia and distract from chronic pain, according to a survey published in The British Journal of Occupational Therapy.

Eighty-one percent of respondents described feeling happier after a session of needlework. In another study, researchers at the Benson-Henry Institute for Mind-Body Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital found that the act of knitting lowers heart rates by an average of 11 beats per minute, eliciting a state of relaxation similar to that of yoga.

A Mayo Clinic study found that crafts like knitting and crocheting also reduce the chance of developing mild cognitive impairment by 28 percent. In a University of British Columbia study, 74 percent of 38 women with the eating disorder anorexia reported that it lessened the intensity of their fears and thoughts and cleared their minds of eating disorder preoccupations. In a survey of 1,000 members of the British group Knit for Peace, one in five respondents reported that knitting reduced their arthritic pain.

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Music Lessons Make Kids Smarter Structured music lessons significantly enhance children’s cognitive abilities, including language-based reasoning, short-term memory and planning, while reducing inhibition, leading to improved academic performance, report researchers from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.

In the study, 147 Dutch 6-year-olds were divided into music, visual arts and control groups, and monitored for two-and-a-half years. The children in the music group sang, listened to music and played an instrument of their choice one to two hours a week during regular classroom time. Compared to the control group, they demonstrated improved verbal IQ and reasoning skills, and a greater ability to plan, organize and complete tasks, as well as improved academic achievement. Children given structured visual arts lessons showed improvements in visual and spatial memory compared to the control group.

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Tocotrienols are a natural form of vitamin E found in a number of foods, including wheat, barley, corn, rice and palm fruit. A recent meta-review of clinical research finds that tocotrienols can decrease heartrelated health risks in seniors such as diabetes, high cholesterol and high blood pressure.

Music Reduces Need for Post-Surgery Opioids

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Acupuncture Soothes Dental Anxiety Dental anxiety, which can produce dizziness, nausea and breathing difficulties in 4 to 30 percent of patients worldwide, may be relieved by acupuncture, according to research from the University of York, in the UK. Analyzing six studies of 800 patients, researchers found that acupuncture reduced anxiety by an average of eight points on an 80-point scale, a level considered clinically significant.

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Vitamin D Supplements Ease Irritable Bowels Oncology researchers from the University of Sheffield, in the UK, report that people with irritable bowel syndrome tend to be low in vitamin D. In a review of research, they found that supplemental vitamin D tends to ease associated symptoms such as bloating, stomach cramps and constipation, and improve quality of life.

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Calorie Restriction Slows Aging Thirty-seven healthy, non-obese adults between 21 and 50 years old put on a calorie restriction diet for two years showed reduced systemic oxidative stress, indicating greater protection against age-related neurological diseases such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, as well as cancer and diabetes. Participants in this research, conducted by Pennington Biomedical Research, in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, cut their calories by 15 percent and lost an average of 20 pounds without experiencing anemia, excessive bone loss or menstrual disorders. Their metabolism also slowed, indicating that they burned energy more efficiently, a factor that may be linked to longevity.

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Creating Food from Carbon Dioxide

By 2050, the world’s population is estimated to hit 10 billion, and food production will need to increase by 70 percent. Traditional farming won’t be able to keep up.

Lisa Dyson, who holds three degrees in physics, including a Ph.D. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in Boston, knows the reason: ubiquitous carbon dioxide. This byproduct of burning fossil fuels is a known culprit in the pace of climate change.

Dyson is revolutionizing the way protein is made.

Several years ago, she and colleague John Reed came across NASA reports from the 1960s and ’70s that discussed using microbes to recycle carbon dioxide aboard spacecraft. “We were fascinated by their research. We wondered if we could develop a similar technology that would enable us to recycle carbon dioxide into valuable products here on Earth,” Dyson says.

Their startup, Kiverdi, uses microbes to transform carbon into bio-based products in special bio-reactors similar to the giant urns used to brew beer. This year, they’re commercializing a new process to transform CO2 into protein powder. The end product, Planet+Protein, is packed with essential amino acids, vitamins and minerals.

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Ivory Outlawed

UK Banning Both Legal and Illegal Trade

The UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is in the process of implementing a neartotal ivory ban. It can’t happen soon enough because elephant populations continue to dramatically decline.

As recognized by the parties to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species last September, “Countries with domestic ivory markets that contribute to elephant poaching or the illegal ivory trade should take all necessary legislative, regulatory and enforcement measures to close such markets as a matter of urgency.”

Any legal ivory market leads to a parallel illegal market because ivory from recently killed elephants can be made to look like old ivory, which is legal in many countries, through processes like chipping, staining and cracking.

The UK has long played a role in the international ivory trade. During the colonial era, more than a million elephants were killed to feed British demand for everything from ivory ornaments and piano keys to billiard balls and cutlery. Much of that material remains in the UK today, fueling the market. Trade data indicates that the UK is still the world’s largest exporter of legal ivory, most of which goes to Asian destinations like China and Hong Kong.

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Serious concerns have surfaced about food transparency, and people are asking questions. Documentaries like Rotten urge consumers to think twice about the origins and ingredients of their food, but answers are not always readily available.

In addition to environmental concerns like long-distance transportation, people are worried about food recalls and safety. FoodLogiQ’s software solution creates “farm to fork traceability”, welcoming companies across the industry to participate, with approximately 7,000 having registered so far in some 100 countries—including Whole Foods, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Carl’s Jr., Subway, Buffalo Wild Wings and the Panda Restaurant Group.

Information provides useful details such as where the food was harvested, whether pesticides were used, where the food traveled and how it was processed.

FoodLogiQ Chief Marketing Officer Katy Jones suggests this is an important moment of change in the food industry, saying, “Food companies are embracing global standards to increase efficiencies and build a foundation for traceability and supply chain visibility.”

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McDonald’s plans to reduce greenhouse emissions from their restaurants, corporate offices and supply chain by more than 30 percent by 2030. They’re the first restaurant chain with goals backed by the Science Based Targets initiative. The company expects to decrease its total emissions by more than 150 million tons.

AB InBev, the parent company of Anheuser-Busch and Budweiser beer, has ambitious plans to purchase electricity only from renewable sources for its worldwide operations in seven years.

The first step includes Bud Light. The goal is for all operations in the company’s 12 Budweiser breweries across the U.S. to be powered by renewable energy.

Budweiser plants outside the U.S. will also switch to all-renewable energy, with all products planned to transition by 2025. The new status will be denoted by the label “100% Renewable Energy”.

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Saudi Arabia intends to host the world’s largest solar project. “It’s a huge step in human history,” says Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman. “It’s bold, risky and we hope we succeed in doing that.”

Solar power is a logical choice for the country. Its capital, Riyadh, averages 8.9 hours of sunshine a day. The nation is also projected to be severely impacted if climate change raises global temperatures 1.5 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels. According to Climate Action Tracker, if the global temperature rises 3 to 4 degrees Celsius, 75 percent of the country would be excessively arid by the end of the century.

According to the most recent data available from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, Saudi Arabia produces 13 percent of the world’s oil and currently obtains 60 percent of its electric energy from petroleum.

At Versova Beach, in the Indian coastal city of Mumbai, local volunteers have stepped up to finally clean up a shore covered in ankledeep trash and waste. The United Nations described the transformation as the world’s largest beach cleanup project ever, and the work has been rewarded with serious environmental progress.

For the first time in 20 years, Olive Ridley sea turtles have hatched at Versova. The turtle is currently classified as vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature because of environmental pollution. They’re the smallest and most common sea turtle, but all species are threatened by human encroachment and pollution.

Lawyer and conservationist Afroz Shah says, “I had tears in my eyes when I saw them walking towards the ocean.” Local ecologists say it’s possible the Olive Ridley turtles have been nesting on the beach without anyone noticing, but capturing this momentous occasion is a huge boon to the volunteers, which have encountered some resistance via harassment and bureaucracy.

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About 500 million plastic straws are discarded daily in America, reports the U.S. National Park Service. Plastic that reaches waterways is ingested by marine life and our food chain. Individuals and municipalities are taking action to support options, including going strawless. n The Last Plastic Straw (TheLastPlasticStraw.org), a project of the Plastic Pollution Coalition, has a worldwide map locator that pinpoints restaurants that have ceased using plastic straws. n Milo Cress, who launched the Be Straw Free (BeStrawFree.org) campaign

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by StrawFree. n EcoWatch.com suggests, “Unlike metal or glass, soft and bendable silicone straws don’t clink your teeth, making them ideal for kids and strawbiters” and that such products made by Softy Straws work with hot drinks and withstand dishwashers. It also recommends wheat stems, corn bioplastic and bucatini pasta, a spaghetti-like noodle with a hole in the middle.

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he Guts & Glory Digestive and Wellness Expo, to be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., October 27, at FirstEnergy Stadium, in Reading, is an interactive, annual event for all ages designed to educate the health-curious; elevate the understanding of the health-conscious; and raise community awareness of the importance of digestive health and overall wellness through the free exchange of information and resources.

Created and hosted by the nonprofit organization My Gut Instinct, and sponsored by Penn State Health St. Joseph, the educational expo features live yoga, free health screenings, nutrition and wellness expertise, massage, group fitness presentations and kid zones encouraging healthy eating and exercise.

“We intend to empower people to live healthier lives and show the community that eating and living healthy is not only easy to do, but it can also be fun and delicious,” says Dr. Aparna Mele, founder and president. “This year marks our fifth-year anniversary, and the event will be held over Halloween weekend with special festivities to enjoy the season and celebrate five amazing, strong years in Berks county.

“Attendees can shop in the farmers’ market after watching a live cooking demo, try out a free yoga or spin class and then grab a bite to eat from one of the many vendors serving locallysourced, delicious, healthy food,” she enthuses.

Admission is free. Raindate: Oct. 28. Location: 1900 Centre Ave., Reading. For more information, email Info@MyGutInstinct.org or visit MyGutInstinct.org. See ad, page 5.

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Fellow authors Elizabeth Gilbert and Anne Lamott share praise for Boyle. “Barking to the Choir is a beautiful and important and soul-transporting book about how to love people-how to really love people-and how to know God when you see God,” shares Gilbert. This is a fantastic book. Please read it.”

“An astonishing book…[Tattoos on the Heart is] about suffering and dignity, death and resurrection, one of my favorite books in years,” says Lamott. “It is lovely and tough and tender beyond my ability to describe and left me in tears of both sorrow and laughter.”

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At 1 p.m., November 3, Dr. Zachary Fatkin, will provide the keynote presentation about Nutrition Response Testing, clinical nutrition and how health can be restored by eating whole, unprocessed foods.

Birgit Lueders, certified iridologist, will be the keynote speaker at 1 p.m., November 4. Her presentation, Let Your Eyes Be Your Guide, will explain how our eyes reveal important information about our personality.

“This is our fifth year and tenth expo; we produce events to educate visitors and focus on products and services within the holistic realm of health and wellness,” says Nancy Hartman, organizer and owner of Inner Peace & Wellness Center, in Hamburg.

“It is important to us that visitors have a wonderful, high-energy weekend from the moment they enter.”

Tickets cost $7 per day or $10 for both. Free for 12 and under.

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Running for Governor

Ethan Sonneborn, 13, has a comprehensive policy platform and a spot on the 2018 Democratic gubernatorial primary ballot in Vermont. In an early campaign speech, the Bristol resident and Mt. Abraham Union Middle/High School student smiled at the crowd’s applause for his message:

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ecognizing that it might be too late by the time they are older, many young people are already acting collectively and across partisan aisles on everything from climate change and the environment to gun control, gender equality, social justice, education and politics.

Initiatives include creating solutions for the global water crisis, serving as global ambassadors, training for public speaking and leadership, organizing youth summits, marching for causes, planting a trillion trees, participating in United Nations (UN) programs, inventing a new educational system, lobbying legislators and seeking political office.

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Angie Jiang, a 2018 graduate of Madison West High School, in Wisconsin, is a first-year student at Columbia University, in New York. Deploying her social impact and debating skills, this Chinese-American woman articulates her opinions on sustainability, environmental awareness, immigration and gender issues in public radio interviews and lobbies for policy changes in Washington, D.C.

She’s one of 80,000 girls in some 100 countries that have been trained by the UN Foundation’s Girl Up initiative to help lead the movement for gender equality; Jiang currently serves as its 2017-2018 teen advisor.

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In addressing environmental issues, Sonneborn supports a tax on carbon emissions, Vermont’s commitment to uphold the standards of the Paris climate agreement and renewable energy incentives.

In Kansas, where six teenagers are running for governor, Tyler Ruzich’s campaign theme is, “A Republican for the Next Generation.” This Shawnee Mission North

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A well-prepared orator committed to public service, Ruzich is reaching younger voters on issues of voter registration, school funding, taxation, guns, immigration, agriculture, equal rights and job growth. On the Matter of Fact with Soledad O’Brien syndicated TV show, Ruzich said he believes his campaign is stimulating 18-to-25-yearolds to get involved in mid-term elections, which typically draw fewer voters.

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Felix Finkbeiner, a German student, started Plant-for-the-Planet in 2007, when he was only 9. “It’s an amazing organization run by young people,” says Patel. Inspired by the late Nobel Peace Prize laureate Wangari Maathai, founder of the Green Belt Movement, Finkbeiner expanded Maathai’s original concept of a billion plantings to the Trillion Tree Campaign. To date, it’s seen 15 billion new trees in 190 countries under the guidance of the U.N. Environment Programme.

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After graduating from Beijing University Affiliated High School, Jason Wang, 18, postponed college for a year and visited the U.S. and Europe looking for the best practices in education. When he returned, he was in no hurry to enter college, but rather to develop the curriculum for Beijing’s Moonshot Academy, which opened in January with 30 students from 14 to 16 years old.

Turning traditional methods of education on its ear, Moonshot Academy students are accepted based on their learning ability, independent thinking skills and capacity to turn ideas into action, rather than standardized test scores. Students learn through personalized experiences that enable them to practice and demonstrate core competencies to face the challenges of the future.

“Research shows that by the age of 39, today’s average high school graduate will have had nine different jobs, half of which have not been invented yet. Artificial intelligence has changed the playing field. We can’t keep educating kids in the same way,” says Nancy Riehle, executive director of the Creative Academic Network Scholastic Foundation that supports the academy.

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A degree in environmental law and policy at Vermont Law School, in South Royalton, and expertise in environmental education, curriculum development, field research and community outreach has helped Patel to assist in developing lesson plans for ECI Water Schools. Community groups and schools are mobilized to evaluate the health of rivers and provide basic training in good health habits.

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“It’s our generation that is going to be impacted the most by the effects of accelerated climate change that we are causing.

This march is a launch. We’re not done,” says Margolin.

At a pivotal time in which many theorize that our nation lacks the ability to coalesce around a great enterprise to solve existing problems, it appears that those doing the calculating have not factored in the millions of motivated young people as critical decision makers. It may be that

their imagination, energetic drive, passionate self-confidence and “no borders” cooperation paves the way to a brighter future for all.

Not waiting for the torch to be passed, young people are seizing it and acting now, no longer naively thinking that there will always be enough time tomorrow.

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If not us, then who; if not me and you Right now, it’s time for us to do something. ~Do Something by Matthew West, singer/songwriter youth rights and action on climate change.

Margolin and her teammates have formed a nationwide coalition that inspires and mobilizes students throughout the U.S. and in London, England. They took to the streets on July 21 to march for environmental justice as social justice.

Zero Hour activities supporting the Washington, D.C., march included meeting with nearly 40 federal lawmakers and presenting a manifesto of demands.

It calls for governments and companies to take action on all climate change and environmental issues, including divesting from fossil fuels; increasing investment in renewable energy; legislating strict carbon reduction targets; encouraging plant-based lifestyles; schooling youth on the importance of reducing our carbon footprint; reducing excessive use of single-use plastic; ending rainforest deforestation; halting all animal cruelty; and preventing loss of biodiversity and species extinctions.

Margolin and other Zero Hour members agree, including Nadia Nazar, 16, an art director from Baltimore, Maryland; Zanagee Artis, 18, a logistics director from Clinton, Connecticut; and Kibiriti Majuto, 20, of Charlottesville, Virginia, originally from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. They jointly developed the organization’s platform.

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“Many factors contribute to these chronic disorders; one size or one treatment doesn’t fit all,” says Dr. Kenneth Bock, of Red Hook, New York, an integrative medicine practitioner who has helped more than 3,000 chronically ill children and authored Healing the New Childhood Epidemics: Autism, ADHD, Asthma, and Allergies. “But if children with one or more of the disorders are treated with a fully integrative medicine approach, the vast majority show some improvement, many significantly, and increasing numbers may recover to a point where they even lose their diagnosis.” Effective integrative applications often change the child’s

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After she replaced processed foods, sugar, dairy and gluten with organics in his diet, he became calmer and “more here”.

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By age 5, educators took him off his individualized learning program because he had no relevant symptoms. Today, at 9, he’s a popular fourth-grade kid that loves swimming, soccer and art, and wants to become a scientist or engineer. “The future is limitless for Connor,” O’Neil reports.

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During her teens, foot detoxification, which Lynnelle became infected uses an ionic foot spa with with Lyme disease, which energized water to release caused her to lack the toxins through the feet. energy of her peers and be According to Lynfrequently ill. She further nelle, her clients report experienced symptoms that using AmpCoil, such as fibromyalgia, biofeedback and foot detox chronic fatigue, odd together helps regenermuscle twitching, heart ate blood cells, increase palpitations and dizziness. oxygen levels, rid impuriBut it wasn’t until Lynnelle was in her late 20s that she Dr. Joel Wampler with a patient ties from vital organs, boost the immune system, found out Lyme disease decrease anxiety, promote more restful was the culprit. sleep and decrease pain levels. Each person

“Lyme disease is often misdiagnosed,” might respond a little differently, she notes, Lynnelle affirms, because symptoms resembut she has seen people suffering from ble other diseases or ailments. “I was told Lyme disease go back to work after being I’d have to take antibiotics for a minimum of 18 months, and doctors weren’t even sure nonfunctional for years. The AmpCoil device can also be rented for home use. how my body would respond. I decided

“I do help coach people, but they take to look for a different route. Thankfully, I the reins to control their health,” she says. found biofeedback; within a year, it started Prior to forming Amplify Your Health, Lynturning my life around. I did things that I nelle was a horse trainer; she also offers biohadn’t been able to do for a long time and

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Joel specializes in spinal realignments and extremity work to treat people ranging from infants through adults. His cuttingedge technology includes a digital X-ray machine that provides a detailed structural analysis of each patient, serving as a visual tool for patients to see imbalances. He uses the Gonstead Method, a technique based on a biomechanical principle of physics; and the Koren Specific Technique (KST), which can locate and address areas that need attention—toxicity, structural imbalances, visceral stresses, disc problems and more. “The testing allows for very specific chiropractic adjustments ,” he says.

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But if a true list of ingredients were available for conventional mattresses, it would likely include TDI (a common component), a known carcinogen, which can cause respiratory ailments such as bronchitis and asthma.

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What’s the difference between an organic mattress and a conventional one? “Organic mattresses are crafted from natural materials. Conventional mattresses are made mostly of artificial materials from nonrenewable sources, such as plastic and other petrochemicals,” says McClure.

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If you’re not sleeping well or you’re worried about toxic chemicals in your bedroom, consider this: The two things in life you spend the most time on are work and sleep. How much of your remaining hours on earth do you want to waste losing sleep on an uncomfortable, chemical-laden mattress? That’s a question that many are asking.

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Massage therapy can help release unexpressed emotions that are literally lodged in the body that can lead to pain and other ailments if left unaddressed.

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“Regular chiropractic care allows individuals to experience more robust health. Research has shown chiropractic care positively benefits immune function, quality of life, sense of wellbeing, and sport performance,” explains Ashton. “True health encompasses physical, emotional, chemical and social well-being, and chiropractic care can help improve all of these areas of someone’s life.”

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r. Thomas Heath, owner of Heath Wellness Center, in Landisville, looks at the whole person to find the root cause of dysfunction or disease. He attends continuing education seminars to learn the most cutting-edge treatments, and invests in safe, advanced technologies that restore optimal function.

Heath utilizes Professional Applied Kinesiology, Brain Tap, Quantum Neurology Rehabilitation, Neuro Emotional Technique, nutritional counseling and lab testing as tools to aid in the management, reduction and elimination of stress to bring about brain/body wellness and balance.

“One of our goals is to determine if the core problem is structural, lifestyle-based, or related to nutrition or a mental/ emotional experience. Then, we work on health restoration,” explains Heath. “Regular chiropractic care is one of the most effective ways to practice preventive healthcare because it helps restore health and prevents disease and dysfunction by eliminating the source of dysfunction, allowing the body to heal. Chiropractic changes lives by adding years to your life and life to your years.”

Heath Wellness Center is located at 14 West Main St., Landisville.

For more information, call 717-530-5555, email HeathChiropractic@ gmail.com or visit HeathWellnessCenter.com. See ads, pages 33 and 50.

Dr. Charles JangDhari and Dr. Jessica Riehl

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angDhari Family Chiropractic, located in Intercourse, is familyowned by Dr. Charles JangDhari and his daughter, Dr. Jessica Riehl, who are trained to analyze the spine for subluxations, correct subluxations, teach rehabilitation exercises and provide nutritional evaluations. They work with individuals ranging from a few days old through adulthood.

JangDhari and Riehl utilize different chiropractic techniques, including Diversified, Thompson, Activator Method and Pettibon, with electrical stimulation and ultrasound therapy to support the adjustment. Riehl is certified in the Webster Technique, which is used with women throughout their pregnancies.

“It is our goal is to serve the community through chiropractic health care as an alternative to medication and surgery,” shares Riehl.

JangDhari Family Chiropractic is located at 7 Center St., in Intercourse. For more information, call 717-768-7148, email JFChiropractic@gmail.com or visit JangDhariFamilyChiropractic.com.

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Dr. Donna Kulp

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r. Donna Kulp, owner of Kulp Chiropractic Clinic Inc., Nutrition & Wellness Center, in Reading, utilizes the principles of Functional Medicine to take a whole-body approach instead of addressing symptoms.

Care includes a physical exam; a detailed history of current complaints and prior illness, because what the body exhibits currently may be associated with or a continuation of that illness; and diagnostic testing, which may include hair analysis as well as testing of blood, saliva, hormones, stool and more.

“The diverse needs of our clients are met by treating each individual. Everyone is evaluated, and a customized wellness plan is created based upon each person’s specific needs and goals determined by health history, examinations and testing, if needed,” explains Kulp. “Wellness doesn’t just encompass physical needs but also emotional, spiritual and more. Proper evaluation and testing—no guessing—is what makes our office different.”

Kulp Chiropractic Clinic Inc., Nutrition & Wellness Center is located at 52 Morgantown Rd., in Reading. For more information, call 610-208-0404, email KulpChiro52@gmail.com or visit KulpChiropractic.com. See ads, pages 31 and 53.

Dr. Beth Risser

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s a vitalistic chiropractor, Dr. Beth Risser, director of George’s Chiropractic Health Center, Ltd., in Lancaster, specializes in Torque Release Technique (TRT) and Cranial Release Technique (CRT); both provide a low-force method to remove nerve interference that prevents the body from naturally healing, functioning and performing at its optimum.

TRT and CRT are safe and extremely effective for all ages, newborn to the elderly, all abilities or inabilities, people that want more out of their performance of everyday living and for individuals that have had surgery recently or in the past.

“Regular chiropractic care is recommended for people of all ages to ensure proper functioning of the nervous system so the body can heal, repair and operate at its fullest potential,” notes Risser. “Because we put our bodies under constant stress, these forces can create imbalances of the spine and consequently on the nervous system.”

George’s Chiropractic Health Center, Ltd. is located at 1676 Manheim Pike, Lancaster. For more information, call 717-569-5731, email 4Innate@gmail.com or visit GeorgesChiropractic.com. See ad, page 50.

Dr. Thomas Wachtmann

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r. Thomas Wachtmann, owner of Link Chiropractic Clinic, in Fleetwood, integrates chiropractic care with Functional Diagnostic Medicine, targeted functional nutritional analysis, non-surgical spinal decompression, infrared light therapy and massage therapy. He specializes in Functional Diagnostic Medicine in order to find core fundamental problems rather than just mask symptoms. This helps patients become healthier and enjoy a higher quality of life.

To address diverse needs of patients, Wachtmann continues to further his training and techniques. He recently added Functional Genomic Analysis, which assesses patients’ DNA to discover aberrant genes. Patients can be supported nutritionally to help with any genetic defects.

“Regular chiropractic care helps ensure proper communication between the brain and everything else in the body,” says Wachtmann. “This, in turn, keeps everything working like it should and helps people live healthier, pain-free lives.”

Link Chiropractic Clinic is located at 3130 Pricetown Rd., Ste. H, in Fleetwood. For more information, call 610-944-5000, email NAHChiroMarketing@gmail.com or visit DrWachtmann.com. See ads, pages 31 and 51.

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Options Grow for Plant-Based Eating

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Group, 6 million to 8 million Americans have completely eliminated meat, including seafood, from their plates. With a 600 percent increase of people going vegan domestically in the past three years and companies like Nestlé devising vegan-tailored product launches, plant-based eating is creating unprecedented demand.

“I’ve definitely seen plant-based eating become more mainstream. Many restaurants now provide plant-based options to keep their customers happy, and more food startups are creating nut- and soy-based cheeses, milks and yogurts,” says Lisa Stollman, a plant-based nutritionist in New York City. Vegan lunch options are even making their way into the Los Angeles public school system.

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GlobalData, a data and analytics company, reports, “Seventy percent of the world population is either reducing meat con-

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sumption or leaving meat off the table altogether,” with Millennials at the forefront.

“The environment has been the Millennial generation’s primary concern.

Health is of less importance than interest in making the Earth a better place to live,” says Gene Stone, a plant-based diet expert in Hudson, New York, and author of the bestselling Forks Over Knives: The PlantBased Way to Health.

Stollman concurs, saying, “The majority of my vegan clients are in their 20s and 30s, and their concern for animal treatment relates to sustainability. Sustainability helps to reduce methane emissions from industrial farms.”

Wynnie Stein, co-owner of the iconic Moosewood Restaurant, in Ithaca, New York, and co-author of its groundbreaking spinoff vegetarian cookbooks, has witnessed monumental changes since the early 1970s. Younger cooks at Moosewood have also brought passionate innovations to the establishment. “Millennials are incredibly creative, especially with plant-based and gluten-free dishes. They’re committed to animal rights and issues that affect the health of the planet,” observes Stein.

Benefits All Ages

Since the American Medical Association’s recent suggestion that hospitals consider providing plant-based meals for patients, perceptions are shifting. Holistic Cardiologist Joel Kahn, in Ferndale, Michigan, began teaching plant-based diets to heart patients in 1990, and has subsequently seen hundreds of them avoid invasive and surgical procedures, as well as show less evidence of heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, obesity and hypertension. “Many of my patients have decreased or eliminated the otherwise lifelong ‘jail’ of prescription drugs. They learned that disease reversal, not management, is the goal,” says Kahn.

Supermarkets across the country are stocking meatless products like plant-based burgers. Many athletes and bodybuilders that have switched away from eating meat attest to improved results by tapping into plant power. People of all walks of life, including seniors, have embraced this paradigm. “There is increased interest in health as Baby Boomers age and start to realize the benefits of a

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Looking Forward

The surge of people changing their diet has a multilevel impact. “I feel deeply grateful to have been able to help spread the word about plant-based diets. Health, the environment and animal protection are great concerns of mine,” says Stone.

Stein appreciates how the positive change in diet benefiting people and the planet is coming full circle. “We’re still amazed and honored to know that our cookbooks have helped to create a sea change. Folks visiting from all over the world tell us how our recipes have influenced several generations of their families.”

Marlaina Donato is a freelance writer, multimedia artist and author of books in the spirituality and alternative health genres.

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For Stollman’s vegan clients aged 50 and older, “Health plays a strong role in their interest in plant-based eating. The science has become clear, and based on the evidence, I continue to teach my clients the importance of including plant-based meals in their daily diets,” she says.

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emon Street Market will have local, pasture-raised turkeys available for pre-order in late October, including certified organic and GMOfree (no chemical sprays on the fields the turkeys grazed on). As preparation for serving guests who will be in attendance at the meal, store owner Patricia Haverstick recommends ordering a size that will feed a pound to a pound-and-a-half perperson.

“As you plan your Thanksgiving holiday meal, why not consider purchasing a local, pasture-raised turkey? When you buy locally, more of your money stays in the community to support family-run farms,” notes Haverstick. “You also get a turkey that is fresher, tastier and ethically raised.”

Location: 241 W. Lemon St., Lancaster. For more information, call 717-826-0843 or visit LemonStreetMarket.com. See ad, page 37.

Wegmans Opens Lancaster Location

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egmans Food Markets celebrated the grand opening of its 120,000-square-foot Lancaster store on September 23, located at The Crossings at Conestoga Creek, 2000 Crossings Boulevard, on the southwest corner of Harrisburg Pike and route 30. The new store employs 475 people in full- and part-time positions.

Among the store’s highlights are indoor and outdoor seating for nearly 300. It’s Wegmans’ first Pennsylvania location with The Burger Bar, a family-friendly, casual restaurant that serves fresh, flavorful burgers, salads, sandwiches, soup and sides. Of the 60,000 items offered storewide, more than 4,000 are organic.

“This store is years in the making,” says store manager Jimmy Bellis. “We’re grateful to the Lancaster community for welcoming Wegmans with open arms.”

Wegmans is a family-owned company known for unparalleled customer service, fresh ingredients and products, restaurant-quality prepared foods, an abundant selection of items and consistently low prices. Recognized as an industry leader and innovator, Wegmans celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2016.

For more information, call 717-358-9494 or visit Wegmans.com/ Stores/Lancaster-pa.html. See ad, back cover.

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s the weather turns cooler, kids head back to school, and eating habits and routines change, Zest!, with two locations in Lititz, can help ease the transition into fall. Seasonal flavors, like Spiced Apple Shrub from Tait Farms, and gadgets, such as apple-peeler machines and Emile Henry pie dishes from France, are featured in the store, and informative and fun fall classes are held at the cooking school.

“Fall is right around the corner, and we are looking forward to soups, slow-cooker meals, roasted meats and veggies and everything pumpkin,” enthuses owner Sharon Landis. “Upcoming classes include German Octoberfest; Fast Fall Soups, Taste of Fall-Apples & Pears; and Turkey Talk-Make Ahead Thanksgiving Dinner. At the store, we are gearing up for fall with everything from gravy boats to soup mixes.”

Store location: 30 E. Main St., Lititz. Cooking school location: 1180 Erbs Quarry Rd., Lititz. For more information, visit ZestChef.com.

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Rhubarb’s Market Celebrates Anniversary

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hubarb’s Market, located on the Lititz Pike in Lancaster, will be celebrating their 32nd year in business during the month of October. The store features natural foods, organic produce, bulk items, body care and supplements, and will be highlighting local vendors as well as other promotional items throughout the month.

Greg and Sheila Henkel opened in 1986 to provide healthier eating options in the Lancaster area. “It has been our pleasure to serve the Lancaster area for more than 30 years,” says Greg.

Informed team members provide helpful customer service and are available to assist with questions about products and product availability.

Location: 1521 Lititz Pike, Lancaster. For more information, visit RhubarbsMarket.com. Open Monday–Thursday, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Sundays. See ad, page 38.

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ecause exercise delivers so many benefits, it’s not surprising that one of them is increased libido.

A low sex drive can affect either gender at any age, and contributing factors include hormonal changes, daily stressors and certain prescription drugs.

According to a study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, shortduration bursts of exercise work to increase circulation and heart rate, thus amping up physiological arousal in women. Sexual performance is enhanced in men by exercising three to five times a week, according to a study published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior.

“Eating right and being committed to a daily exercise regimen that includes strength, cardiovascular and flexibility training is key to maintaining a great libido and continual excellence in sexual function,” affirms Dr. Jeffry Life, author of The Life Plan: How Any Man Can Achieve Lasting Health, Great Sex, and a Stronger, Leaner Body and owner of The Life Center for Healthy Aging, in Charleston, West Virginia.

Healthy Hormones

Exercise increases testosterone, endorphins and adrenal hormones, all of which are essential to a satisfying sex life. Studies from the University of Texas at Austin show premenopausal women experience increased sexual response with exercise, including individuals with diminished sex drives due to the use of antidepressants.

“Stress is one of the biggest libidokillers in women, and endorphins released during exercise can reduce stress, improve

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libido and increase arousal,” maintains Stephanie Mansour, fitness expert and CEO of Step It Up with Steph, in Chicago, Illinois. “Adding 30 minutes of exercise a few times a week can increase endorphins, blood flow and testosterone.”

Aging Passionately

The inevitable hormonal changes of menopause and beyond can dampen a woman’s sex life, but it doesn’t have to become a way of life. “Women can experience side effects of shifting hormonal levels which cause libido to vanish and the vagina to become dry, making us feel anything but empowered,” explains Ellen Dolgen, the Coronado, California, author of Menopause Mondays: The Girlfriend’s Guide to Surviving and Thriving During Perimenopause and Menopause. “Exercise, along with the guidance of a menopause specialist to help manage those hormonal changes, is a winning ticket. Life in our 40s, 50s and beyond can be wonderful!”

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a problem for many men, and can result from sedentary lifestyles, certain medications and cardiovascular issues. “ED is a huge problem worldwide, and vascular disease is one of the major causes,” says Life. “This can be avoided by eating properly and making exercise an essential part of everyday life, which can also reduce the need for prescription drugs that are another major cause of the problem.”

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keeping it lit—can be enhanced by adding workouts with weights. “Strength training can boost testosterone, which may boost sex drive in both women and men. For men, I recommend lifting weights and doing push-ups. However, it’s important to note that too much intense exercise or strength training may have the opposite effect, and actually reduce the desire to have sex,” says Mansour.

In addition to a daily exercise program that includes cardio and flexibility exercises, Life concurs, “Thirty to 60 minutes of strength training three to four times a week is ideal.”

According to a review published in the Journal of Sex and Marital Therapy, yoga may increase both male endurance and female response. “Yoga turns off our sympathetic nervous system, the part that keeps us in ‘fight-or-flight’ response.

Inversions like the shoulder stand help to harmonize hormones, supporting a well-balanced sex drive,” explains Pam Medina, owner of The Yoga Lily, in Clifton Park, New York. “We need to feel attractive, and yoga can help us to accept

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No matter the age or condition of the body, a more satisfying sex life and better self-image is possible through feeling fit.

Life reminds us, “Check with your doctor before taking up an exercise regimen, and know that maintaining a healthy body can give us essential ingredients for a great sex life well into our 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s.”

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The Rise of Blue Zones in America

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Move Naturally – Even at work, get up and move at least once every 20 minutes.

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an Buettner’s book The Blue Zones: Lessons for Living Longer from the People Who’ve Lived the Longest launched a movement a decade ago. Sequels include The Blue Zones of Happiness, The Blue Zones Solution and Thrive. Many communities have embraced the principles of this “make healthy living easier” paradigm, resulting in the improved well-being of residents.

“Add more years to your life and more life to your years,” says Nick Buettner, vice president at Blue Zones LLC, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the founder’s brother who spoke with us. “The people around you, the

The five original Blue Zones are Ikaria, Greece; Loma Linda, California; Nicoya Peninsula, Costa Rica; Okinawa, Japan; and Sardinia, Italy. places where you work, live and play, and the social norms in your community have an impact on your health.”

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they have a reason to get out of bed in the morning tend to live seven years longer than those who just go through the motions,” says Buettner. A strong sense of purpose defines quality of life.

Eat Healthy – Enjoy the benefits of a plant-based diet. One cup of beans a day adds three to four years in life expectancy.

Plant a garden to grow fresher, pesticidefree food. Eat meat an average of five times a month and in small-portioned stir-fry, soups and pasta. Consume fewer calories.

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the city widened the sidewalk and created a path around nearby Fountain Lake, offering safe exercise for bikers, joggers and walkers. The Hy-Vee grocery increased its health market section from two to seven aisles, leading to a 130 percent rise in related sales, and added a Blue Zones checkout lane for healthy grab-and-go options. City workplaces now offer quiet rooms and fruit instead of candy; one business converted a garage to a pickleball court.

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“Growing old in place and staying at home instead of a retirement or nursing home is easier to accomplish when you have a social network.” Meet regularly with friends.

Have Faith – A faith-based life taps into a larger resource far greater than oneself and enhances a sense of purpose, social network and calm content.

Prioritize Family – Amid the busyness of

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Blue Zone-Certified Cities

ertified communities have achieved their predetermined goals (outlined in project blueprints) as attested to via a combination of the Gallup-Sharecare Well-Being Index and community-reported metrics.

California—Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach Iowa—Algona, Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids, Fairfield, Harlan, Iowa City, Marion, Mason City, Muscatine, Oskaloosa, Sioux City, Spencer, Spirit Lake, Waterloo, Woodbine

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“Over the last four years in Florida, our sponsor, NCH Healthcare System, has helped to build well-being infrastructure and sustainability for approximately 400,000 people; that swells to nearly 1.2 million during high season from January to April,” says Deb Logan, executive director of Blue Zones Project-SWFL (Southwest Florida). “We have 33 Blue Zone-approved restaurants that collectively make an additional 176 plant-based menu items available locally; the first half of this year, they sold 130,000 Blue Zones-inspired dishes.”

The healthful community philosophy was vital in Hawaii, when the Kīlauea Volcano spewed lava, sulfur dioxide and acid rain. First-responders staffed checkpoint stations around the clock to protect the public from dangerous areas, exposing themselves to combined sun and volcanic heat. The Hawaiian Blue Zone team delivered smoothies, beverages and paletas—healthy popsicles made with real fruit—to help workers stay cooler. They also delivered them to volunteers and public service groups, including Hope Services Hawaii, which built tiny houses for families displaced by volcanic activity.

“We don’t come into an area and say, ‘This is what you must do.’ We say, ‘This is what you can do.’ The readiness must come from the city level, businesses, schools and nonprofits,” Buettner says. “The right leadership must be committed and prepared to follow through on multiple years of initiatives.”

He remarks, “In the end, my hope for the future lies in the fact that communities care about their health. Blue Zones isn’t about the quantity of years, but the quality of life, and often that adds years, too.”

Hawaii—East/North/West Hawaii, Kapolei/Ewa, Koolaupoko, Manoa/Makiki/

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Cities and other areas transforming to Blue Zone status McCully/Moiliili, Wahiawa, Wailuku/Kahului (aka Central Maui)

Oklahoma—Pottawatomie County Oregon—The Dalles, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls, Umpqua Southwest Florida—Ave Maria, Bonita Springs, Estero, Golden Gate, Immokalee, Naples/East Naples

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Farewell to a Beloved Pet

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by Sandra Murphy

he American Pet Products Association estimates Americans collectively spent $69.5 million on our 235 million mammal, avian and reptile pets, as well as 158 million pet fish, in 2017. It’s not surprising that end-of-life planning for a devoted family companion is a solemn endeavor.

Burial in a box or blanket in the backyard used to be the predominant way to deal with pet remains. As people and pet populations have grown, many municipalities now have ordinances against the practice. Instead, good options exist that protect and preserve the planet these animals so enjoyed.

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Kay Winters, a blogger at PawsAndPines. com, in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, mothers a dog, Clover, and two cats, Chuckie and Mittens. “When they pass away, I plan to bury them in biodegradable mushroom bags,” she says. “It has mushroom and other organisms infused into it to help with natural decomposition, cleanse any environmental toxins in the body and nourish the nearby soil.”

Another biodegradable container is a pod that contains nutrient-rich soil, a seed and the pet’s ashes to nourish the resulting plant, tree or shrub. It’s a lovely way to remember the pet and replenish Earth’s greenspace.

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Aquamation or Cremation

Veterinary offices commonly arrange for the pet’s body to be sent to a crematorium, with ashes returned several days later. Using temperatures from 1,400 to 1,800 degrees Fahrenheit, these facilities impose a larger carbon footprint than other options.

At-home euthanasia may be beneficial for terminal pets. The animal can remain calm in familiar surroundings with family present. The veterinarian allows time for goodbyes, and when the family is ready, removes the body. “We always place the pets on nice stretchers with a blanket over the body and encourage the family to place toys or flowers with their pet. There’s no handing out brochures with photos of urns or upselling. It’s respectful of the pet’s life,” says Veterinarian Mary Gardner, of Yorba Linda, California, co-founder and chief technology officer at Lap of Love Veterinary Hospice, a national network of veterinarians dedicated to end-of-life care.

Gardner is also building an aquamation (alkaline hydrolysis) facility in Boynton Beach, Florida. This alternative to cremation has a far smaller environmental impact because the resulting alkaline water is safe to drain, containing no chemicals or DNA.

Elizabeth Fournier, author of The Green Burial Guidebook, owns and operates

Cornerstone Funeral Services and Cremation, in Boring, Oregon, where she periodically receives inquiries about pets. “I’ve received calls over the years for horses, donkeys, sheep and dogs.

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Wellness Walks: A Nutritionist’s Guide to Giant – Take a walk through the store with Giant’s nutritionist to discover favorite products and learn quick tips for making better choices. Plus, get samples and coupons. Free. Visit GiantFoodStores.com/wellness for dates, times, and locations.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3 Mining God’s Dream for Us: Autumn Day of Prayer – 10am-3pm. Join in a day of stillness, reflection and conversation, prayerfully distill our hard-earned wisdom, listen attentively to our stories, and discern new directions for wholeness and growth. $50/$25 deposit. Jesuit Center for Spiritual Growth, 501 N Church St, Wernersville. Info/Register: MLeonowitz@JesuitCenter.org. 610-670-3642.

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Cups for Wellness JUNIOR – 6-7pm. Kids ages 7-12 struggling with various issues meet kids who feel like they do and understand! In an atmosphere of connection and animals, kids can color, do art, talk about anything or just listen. Parents welcome to the first group session. $5 suggested donation. Meets every other Thursday. Grey Muzzle Manor, 57A Kutz Rd, Fleetwood. 610-655-5271.

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5 Weekend Directed Retreat – (thru Sunday 10/7). An individualized, personal, two-day experience of prayer, guided by a companion, a trained spiritual director. $240 ($100 non-refundable deposit). Jesuit Center for Spiritual Growth, 501 N Church St, Wernersville. Info/Register: MLeonowitz@ jesuitcenter.org. 610-670-3642. JesuitCenter.org.

Kids Cooking Class: Fall Fun – 6pm. White bean and turkey chili, broccoli and apple salad, mini apple dumplings. Kids ages 8-12 will enjoy creating this -fall menu with Chef Gwen Eberly. $60. Preregister. Zest Cooking School, 1180 Erbs Quarry Rd, Lititz. 717-626-6002. ZestChef.com.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 Blue Moon Festival – 8am-7pm. An all-day event for all ages including yoga, guided meditations, reiki, massage, spiritual teachings, arts and crafts, and a special music guest. See the website for schedule. By donation. Kula Kamala Foundation & Yoga Ashram, 17 Basket Rd, Reading. 484-5095073. KulaKamalaFoundation.org.

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Photo Scavenger Hunt to Benefit St. Jude Children's Research Hospital – 9:30am-12pm.

Working in teams of four in the transportation of your choice, with your smartphone camera, internet access, and a Facebook account, photograph items on the list wherever you find them. Pre-registration: $100/team, same-day: $120. For info/registration: 717-509-7777 or email. StJudeHunt@gmail.com.

Body & Soul Fitness Studio, 618 Columbia Ave, Lancaster.

Storybook Yoga – 11-11:30am. A creative and interactive yoga class for parents and their little one, ages 2-5. Each class includes music, movement, and story. Age-appropriate poses will be introduced through various educational children’s books.

Explore, learn, and have fun together. $12/1 adult +1 child. Elevate Fitness, 240 N 7th St, Suite 500, Akron. 717-327-0802. ElevateFitnessLanc.com.

Elder: Magic, Myth & Medicine – 1-3:30pm.

Elder holds sacred importance in North American and European herbal traditions. Learn health properties of elder and start a batch of elderberry syrup.

Includes a small bottle of syrup and recipes. $30.

Radiance, 9 W Grant St, Lancaster. 717-290-1517.

House of Hope & Restoration Yoga Fundraiser – 3-4:30pm. Elevate Fitness partners with House of Hope & Restoration, a new nonprofit organization addressing addictions and homelessness. All are welcome to this accessible, beginner-friendly yoga class. Proceeds go towards supporting and housing recovering individuals. $20. Elevate Fitness, 240 N 7th St, Suite 500, Akron. 717-327-0802.

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7 Labyrinth Walk – 1-4pm. Walk the seven-circuit pathway with meditation, journaling and guidance using the Earth’s elements as the focus. Free. Unitarian Universalist Church of Lancaster, 538 W Chestnut St, Lancaster. 717-393-1733. UUCLOnline.com.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 8 Cooking Class: Vegan Breakfast for Supper – 6pm. Orange muffins, coconut and mango chia pudding, potato cakes, polenta breakfast bowl, and almond maca superfood smoothie. $65. Pre-register.

Zest Cooking School, 1180 Erbs Quarry Rd, Lititz.

717-626-6002. ZestChef.com.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9 Power Up with Plant Protein – 5:30-6:30pm.

Legumes, whole grains and nuts… oh my. Join our Nutritionist to learn about the health benefits of plant protein, find out how to create a balanced plate, and sample products and recipes. Free. Giant Food Stores, 1605 Lititz Pike, Lancaster. For adults. To register, call nutritionist Kilene Knitter at 717-293-1462.

Cups for Wellness – 7-9pm. Using the power of non-judgement, connection, and animals, join an open discussion of everyday struggles and triumphs

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brought on by mental health. Talk, enjoy a cup of coffee or tea. $5 suggested donation. Grey Muzzle Manor, 57A Kutz Rd, Fleetwood. 610-655-5271.

GreyMuzzleManor.com.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 New School Open House – 9:30-11am. An opportunity to see the New School in action. Free.

RSVP required. New School of Lancaster, 935 Columbia Avenue, Lancaster.717-3977655, ext 121.

NewSchool.net.

Writing Workshop for Cancer Patients, Survivors and Caregivers – 6:30-8:30pm. 8-class series thru Nov 28. Creative writing - from the heart - makes a different in cancer recovery. These thoughtful, relaxing workshops awaken the creative spirit, gently, without intimidation or pressure. Free.

Write from the Heart in collaboration with the Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute, Lancaster. 717-3934713. To register: 717-544-4636.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 New School Beginnings – 9-10:15am (Thursdays thru 11/29, no class 10/25). A Montessori program specially designed to match the developmental needs of young children who are one year old or who will turn one by 12/31/2018, and the parenting needs and interests of their adult caregivers. $150.

New School of Lancaster, 935 Columbia Avenue, Lancaster. 717-397-7655, ext 121. NewSchool.net.

Cups for Wellness TEEN – 6-7:30pm. Teens ages 13-18 struggling with various issues come together with others who understand in an environment of non-judgement, connection, and animals. Held every other Thursday. $5 suggested donation. Grey Muzzle Manor, 57A Kutz Rd, Fleetwood. 610-6555271. GreyMuzzleManor.com.

Young Living Essential Oils 101: The Basics – 6:30-8pm. Learn how to kick toxic chemicals to the curb. The class will focus on how to use therapeutic grade essential oils and oil infused products safely, easily and effectively. Geared to those new to essential oils and non-members of YL. Free, RSVP required. Ultrahealth Chiropractic, Centerville.

717-396-9440.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 Kids Cooking Class: Fall Fun – 6pm. White bean and turkey chili, broccoli and apple salad, mini apple dumplings. Kids ages 8-12 will enjoy creating this fall menu with Chef Gwen Eberly. $60. Pre-register.

Zest Cooking School, 1180 Erbs Quarry Rd, Lititz.

717-626-6002. ZestChef.com.

Dreamy Violin Meditation – 7-8pm. Professional violinist and yoga teacher Helena Lalita will guide students through a short session of gentle movement and pranayama (breathing) followed by long, deep relaxation and sound bathing. $15adv/$20 door.

Radiance, 9 W Grant St, Lancaster. 717-290-1517.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 Women’s Expo – 9am-2pm. Relax and unwind by visiting a wide variety of vendors, watch live demonstrations, enjoy a fashion show, and much more.

Focus is on C.A.R.E.S. which stands for community advocating responsibility and encouraging stewardship. $5/free with coupon page 7. Held at Spooky Nook Sports, 2913 Spooky Nook Rd, Manheim.

AGreatWayToSpendMyDay.com. 717-285-1350.

In-Store tasting with Cortazzo Foods – 11am2pm. Tasting featuring small batch goods from Cortazzo Foods. Free. Lemon Street Market, 241 W Lemon St, Lancaster. 717-826-0843. LemonStreetMarket.com.

Storybook Yoga – 11-11:30am. See 10/6 listing for details.

Unfolding Love – 12:30-2:30pm. Experiential personal growth group to explore and shift the energies of relationships and family, health and ancestral legacies. $25. Liberty Place, 313 W Liberty St, Lancaster. Call 717-466-0788 to reserve.

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Women’s Wellness Workshop – 1-4 pm. A fun and informative afternoon of learning to incorporate essential oils into everyday life. Topics: Essential Oils 101: The Basics; A Chef’s Perspective: Cooking with Essential Oils; and Women’s Hormones: Finding Happiness. $15. Registration required: Eventbrite.com/e/copy-of-womens-wellness-workshop-tickets-50067370854. For info: 717-538-6383.

Free. Health by Design/Evolve Now, 352 East Main St, Ste #100, Leola. 717-556-8103. HBDClinic.com.

Cups for Wellness JUNIOR – 6-7pm. See 10/3 listing for details.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18 Cooking Class: A Taste of Fall – 10am. Fall’s favorite fruits, apples and pears, are key ingredients.

Tina Bare teaches this hands-on class. Gluten Free. $65. Pre-register. Zest Cooking School, 1180 Erbs Quarry Rd, Lititz. 717-626-6002. ZestChef.com.

Slow Cooker Meals & Hacks – 10-11am (and 3-4pm). Ideas for tasty, healthy recipes that practically cook themselves, and education on converting favorite recipes to slow cooker meals. Held at Lancaster Cancer Center, 1858 Charter Lane, Greenfield Corporate Center, Lancaster. Free. Seating is limited. Registration required. For info/registration: 717-291-1313 ext. 102 or email LColeman@ LancasterCancerCenter.com.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19

Hoop Fitness Playshop – 2-3pm. An introduction to foundations of hooping, including warm-ups, core hooping skills, learning to “recover the hoop,” and some off-body moves that give a taste of hoop dance. No previous experience required. Hoops provided during the workshop. Wear natural fiber workout clothing and bring a bottle of water. $25.

Elevate Fitness, 240 N 7th St, Suite 500, Akron.

717-327-0802. ElevateFitnessLanc.com.

Healing Encounters: A Weekend Retreat for Everyone – (thru 10/21). The retreat incorporates a balance of presentation, reflection, stillness, and conversation, and will include a healing service. $240 ($120 non-refundable deposit). Jesuit Center for Spiritual Growth, 501 N Church St, Wernersville. Info/Register: MLeonowitz@JesuitCenter. org. 610-670-3642. JesuitCenter.org.

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Reiki II Okuden Class – 9am-4pm (Two-day class held, also on 10/21). Reiki II introduces three of the Reiki symbols and mantras to help expand understanding of Earth and Heavenly energy as well as the concept of Oneness. Three Attunements/Reiju and Japanese Reiki Techniques and meditations provided along with significant hands-on experience. $225. Helene Williams Reiki. Lititz location.

717-269-6084. HeleneWilliamsReiki.com.

Ogham Readings with Adam Davis – 9:3011:30am. Adam uses the tree-based Ogham, an ancient Celtic symbol of divination, or for working with your spirit allies. Adam’s set uses staves collected over a two-year period. $30/½ hr. Call for appointment. Radiance, 9 W Grant St, Lancaster.

717-290-1517.

Emergence Open House – 3-5pm. Tour the new location, enjoy refreshments, enter to win door prizes, learn more about services such as facials, massage therapy, infrared sauna, foot detox and body wraps, eyebrow micro-blading and more. Free. Emergence Skin Care, 119 Oak Ridge Drive, Mountville. 717419-4766. Emergence.SkinCareTherapy.net.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16 Customer Appreciation Wellness Fair – 4-8pm.

Chair massages, hors d’oeuvres, refreshments and sample a variety of services from a diverse selection of local vendors including: Keystone Specific Chiropractic Center; Renewed Vitality; H2O 4 Life Wellness Center; New U Life; Pivot Physical Therapy; ARCpoint Labs; and Baird’s Catering.

Free. Sensory Concepts, 5 Bristol Ct, Reading.

484-509-5505. SensoryConcepts.net.

The Farmhouse Classroom – 6:30-8:30pm.

Topic: Healthy Pain Management. Visit the website for details. Free. Farmhouse Kitchen, 426 Penn Ave, West Reading. 484-869-5193.

TheFarmhouse-Kitchen.com.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17 Open House at Health by Design – 3-7pm. Enjoy specials offered this day only, enter to win a drawing for services, meet and greet the practitioner. Health screenings and foot detox available. Light snacks provided.

Natural Living & Holistic Exposition – 10am6pm. Enjoy a variety of healthy products, local artisans and natural wellness practitioners. Free lectures & workshops as well as paid workshops all weekend. Free chair massage and natural product samples. $5/day or $7 weekend. Spooky Nook Entertainment Complex, 75 Champ Blvd, Manheim.

717-932-6899. NaturalLivingPA.com.

Health & Well-Being through Nature Connections – 1-4pm. Adam Davis leads a discussion of healing powers of sacred earth entities including plants, rocks, & water bodies. Experience meditative & shamanic techniques to deepen connections. $30adv/$35 door. Radiance, 9 W Grant St, Lancaster. 717-290-1517.

Koffee and Kirtan Open Mic – 6-9pm. 80’s theme.

Enjoy dinner and treats from the vegan, gluten-free cafeteria and music, poetry, and other offerings from local talent. Register for line-up (in-house musicians available to support you). By donation to support the work of the ashram. Kula Kamala Foundation & Yoga Ashram, 17 Basket Rd, Reading 484-509-5073.

Young Living Essential Oils 101: The Basics – 6:30-8pm. Learn how to kick toxic chemicals to the curb. The class will focus on how to use therapeutic grade essential oils and oil infused products safely, easily and effectively. Geared to those new to essential oils and non-members of YL. Free, RSVP required. Christine Zanowiak: 717-940-7643.

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21 Natural Living & Holistic Exposition – 10am5pm. See 10/20 listing for details.

Hike and Yoga – 1-4pm. Led by Matt Smith, outdoor enthusiast and Charlotte Droege, Sway Yoga teacher. Wear comfortable clothing and hiking shoes, bring water, snacks and your yoga mat in your backpack. Meet at the Pinnacle Overlook, Holtwood. $20. Call to register: 717-413-5134.

Spark Joy Workshop – 1:30-3pm. Learn about Marie Kondo’s Japanese art of decluttering with techniques to tidy your home and change your relationship with the objects you own. Provided

by Yuriko Beaman of Joy & Space. $25-28. Held at the Natural Living and Holistic Expo, Spooky Nook, 75 Champ Blvd, Manheim. To register: NaturalLivingPA.com/product/spark-joy-workshop.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 22 5-Day Directed Retreat – (thru 10/28). A directed retreat is a privileged means of deepening one’s intimacy with God. It is an individualized, personal experience of prayer over a number of days, guided by a companion, a trained spiritual director. $540 ($270 non-refundable deposit). Jesuit Center for Spiritual Growth, 501 N Church St, Wernersville. Info/Register: MLeonowitz@JesuitCenter. org. 610-670-3642. JesuitCenter.org.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24 Cooking Class: A Taste of Fall – 6pm. Fall’s favorite fruits, apples and pears, are the key ingredients in these delicious answers to “What’s for dinner tonight?” Tina Bare teaches this hands-on class. Gluten Free. $65.

Pre-register. Zest Cooking School, 1180 Erbs Quarry Rd, Lititz. 717-626-6002. ZestChef.com.

Free Workshop: Chiropractic 4 You – 6:307:30pm. Chiropractic is a natural, whole-person, patient-centered and drug-free approach to health and wellness. Learn more. Link Chiropractic Clinic, 3130 Pricetown Rd, Fleetwood. 610-944-5000.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 Cups for Wellness TEEN – 6-7:30pm. See 10/11 listing for details.

Lancaster Chapter of Holistic Nurses – 6:30-8pm.

Deb Gallagher RN, EEM-CLP will speak about Eden Energy Medicine and teach “The 5-Minute Daily Energy Routine.” All welcome. $20. Sage Continuing Education, 719 Olde Hickory Rd, Suite B, Lancaster. For info, contact Deb Gallagher at RestoreEnergy12@gmail.com. RestoreYourEnergy.org.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26 Trauma, Resilience, Containment and Healing – 9am-4pm. Karen Carnabucci presents an experiential workshop addressing trauma, anxiety and addiction with the Therapeutic Spiral Model. $85.

CE credits available. Liberty Place, 313 W Liberty St, Lancaster. 717-466-0788. RealTrueKaren.com.

Cups for Wellness – 7-9pm. See 10/9 listing for details.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 Client Appreciation Open House – 10am12:30pm. A Therapeutic Effect hosts “Thanks a Brunch” with delicious brunch foods, a mimosa bar, and more. RSVP by 10/17 to receive a special gift on arrival. A Therapeutic Effect, 313D Primrose Ln, Mountville. ATherapeuticEffect.com. 717-285-9955.

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Howl-o-ween Pawty for Canines – 10am-4pm. Allday festivities include pumpkin spice lattes for dogs, cookies and coffee for humans, a “bones gone wild” table to top off a bone treat for your dog with favorite toppings, enter a doggie costume contest with multiple winners of $10 gift certificates, and more! Free.

Godfrey’s Welcome to Dogdom, 4267 New Holland Rd, Mohnton. 610-777-5755. GodfreysDogdom.com.

Guts and Glory Digestive Wellness Expo – 11am3pm. Enjoy a fun-filled day of nutrition awareness lectures, vendors of healthy living products and services, kid-targeted zones on healthy eating and exercise, health screenings, tasting booths, a massage tent, farmers’ market, local music, healthy food and drinks and more. Free. First Energy Stadium, Reading. MyGutInstinct.org.

New Patient Day – 11:30am. Receive a new patient evaluation for just $20! Sheehan Natural Health offers safe and natural solutions to your health problems. Please call in advance to see if you qualify.

Sheehan Natural Health, 1301 E King St, Lancaster.

717-392-6606. SheehanNaturalHealth.com.

Young Living Personal Spa Afternoon – 2-3:30pm.

Pamper yourself for an afternoon at the Young Living Spa with foot baths, hand massages, skin care tips and tricks, guided meditation for stress relief, snacks, door prizes and more. $15. RSVP required, space limited. Kisha Kauffman,727 Steeplechase Rd, Landisville. 717-468-6525.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28 Day of Mindfulness – 9am-3pm. Featuring a variety of meditations based on the teachings of Jon Kabot Zin, Craig Shollenberger, facilitates this day-long meditation retreat. $30. For info/ RSVP: Tula Yoga at the Restorative Center, 6 Hearthstone Ct, Suite 304, Reading. 610-763-6998.

TulaYogaCenter.com.

Sound of Soul Event – 11am-12pm. Experience chanting HU, contemplative time, and spiritual conversation with others of like heart. The many benefits of HU include inner peace and calm, expanded awareness, a sense of Divine love, and spiritual self-discovery and growth. Free. Held at Sleep Inn and Suites, 310 Primrose Lane, Mountville. 717-394-9877. EckankarOfPA.org.

Samhain: Honoring the Ancestors – 7:30pm. Gather in community and solidarity to honor those who have gone before, recognize the nurturing darkness, give gratitude for the ancestors’ gifts and celebrate the earth’s wisdom. All are welcome to this last harvest’s earth holiday between equinox and solstice. Unitarian Universalist Church of Lancaster, 538 W Chestnut St, Lancaster. 717-725-4573. UUCLOnline.org.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 29 Cooking Class: Fabulous Fall Feast – 6pm. Chef Kay Weaver keeps this seasonal feast simple yet truly delicious. While Kay demonstrates how to make each dish, she will provide countless tips on preparing each recipe. Partial Hands-on. BYOB. $65. Pre-register. Zest Cooking School, 1180 Erbs Quarry Rd, Lititz. 717-626-6002. ZestChef.com.

Women’s Memoir Writing Workshop – 6:308:30pm. 5-class series thru Nov 26. “Exploring Our Life Stories.” A relaxing, free-spirited look at how creativity flows when we let go of our inhibitions.

Beginners welcome. Sharing optional. Call for fees and directions. Write from the Heart Lancaster Studio. 717-393-4713. WriteFromTheHeart.us.

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Women’s Pop-Up Creative Writing Workshop – 6:30-8:30pm. A relaxing, free-spirited look at how creativity flows when we let go of our inhibitions.

Beginners welcome. Sharing optional. Call for fees and directions. Write from the Heart Lancaster Studio. 717-393-4713. WriteFromTheHeart.us.

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Experience a large variety of holistic practitioners and vendors including acupuncture, chiropractic, massage, reiki, reflexology, crystals, home products, as well as angelic and intuitive readings and lectures throughout the day.

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Saturday, November 3 • 10am-6pm Sunday, November 4 • 10am-5pm $7/day, $10/weekend. 12 and under free Hamburg Field House, Hamburg InnerPeaceHolisticExpo.com

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Presented by the Parish Resource Center & ASSETS The Rev. Gregory Boyle, founder of Homeboy Industries, is widely known as the New York Times bestselling author of the books Tattoos on the Heart and Barking to the Choir. Located in Los Angeles, Boyle’s Homeboy Industries is the largest gang intervention, rehabilitation, and re-entry program in the world.

Saturday, November 10 • 7pm Tickets: $33-39 Hempfield High School’s Performing Arts Center 155 Kauffman Rd, Landisville 717-299-1113 • ParishResourceCenter.org

savethedate Holiday Spiritual & Holistic Bazaar

Visit vendors showcasing crystals, jewelry, soaps and bath products, essential oils, salt lamps, books and tarot cards, instruments and singing bowls, pet products, plus readers, healers, reiki, reflexology, and so much more.

Food for purchase, plus door prizes and free lectures. Chinese auction to benefit the Wellness Center for pets and their people.

Saturday, December 8 • 10am-5pm Sunday, December 9 • 10am-5pm Admission: $3 or bag of dry dog/cat food For info: 570-573-1651 or LadyLynora.com/holiday-bazaar

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ongoing events Yoga – 7:15pm. Hatha classes focus on connecting the body and mind. Postures will increase flexibility, strength, and balance. $15/class or use card. Elevate Fitness, 240 N 7th St, Ste 500, Akron. 717-3270802. ElevateFitnessLanc.com.

sunday A Course in Miracles – 9:30am. Healing and Quiet Meditation at 10:30am followed by a weekly A Course in Miracles – 9:30am. Healing and Quiet Meditation at 10:30am followed by a weekly service. Potluck the last Sunday of the month.

Lancaster Metaphysical Chapel, 610 Second St, Lancaster. 717-399-4733.

Beginner Ballet Series – 3-3:55pm (thru 11/18).

Learn basics of ballet including positions and movements at the barre and in the center. Develop grace, confidence, poise, flexibility, and strength. Some experience recommended. Ballet shoes required. $15/ class, $70/series. Elevate Fitness, 240 N 7th St, Suite 500, Akron. 717-327-0802. ElevateFitnessLanc.com.

Beginner Tap Series – 4-4:55pm (thru 11/18).

Learn basic tap skills including improvisation, rhythm construction, and syncopation. No experience necessary. Experience recommended. Tap shoes required. $15/class, $70/series. Elevate Fitness, 240 N 7th St, Suite 500, Akron. 717-327-0802.

ElevateFitnessLanc.com.

30 Vinyasa/Flow 30 Restorative – 5-6pm. Enjoy 30 minutes of Sun Salutations and flowing from pose to pose, followed by 30 minutes of restorative yoga. $12 drop-in. Sway Yoga Studio, 336 Locust St, Columbia. 717-413-5134. SwayYogaStudio.com.

Contemplative Mass – 5-6pm. Quiet, reflective meditative experience of Holy Communion with interfaith teachings. Come as you are, yoga mats are welcome and chairs are available. Saint James Episcopal Church, 119 N Duke St, Lancaster. 717397-4858. SaintJamesLancaster.org.

thursday Unfolding Love – 12:30-2:30pm. Experiential personal growth group to explore and shift the energies of relationships and family, health and ancestral legacies. $25. Liberty Place, 313 W Liberty St, Lancaster.

Call 717-466-0788 to reserve. RealTrueKaren.com.

Chiropractic Education Class – 6-6:30pm. Free.

Kulp Chiropractic Clinic, 52 Morgantown Rd, Reading. 610-208-0404. KulpChiropractic.com.

Pilates – 6:30pm. Build flexibility, strength and balance. All levels. $10. The Spa at Willow Pond, 1487 Old Lancaster Pike, Sinking Spirng. 610-406-5733.

TheSpaAtWillowPond.com.

Evolve Now Weight Loss Presentation – 6:30pm.

Learn about all-natural and effective ways to lose weight safely and rapidly from the areas of the body that contain stored fat. Free. Reservations appreciated but not necessary. 717-207-7729. Evolve Now with Health by Design, 352 East Main St, Ste #100, Leola. 717-556-8103. EvolveNow.com.

Contemplative Prayer Teaching – 7-8:15pm. Free.

Chapel, Saint James Episcopal Church, corner of Duke & Orange Sts, Lancaster. SaintJamesLancaster.org.

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Chair Yoga – 9-9:45am. Yoga practice seated on a chair. Teri Butson RYT200. $5/class. Bright Side Opportunities Center, 515 Hershey Ave, Lancaster.

717-509-1342.

Gentle Slow Flow Yoga – 9:30am. Small class sizes of six students. Registration online or via text is required at least 30min prior. $12 per student or 10 class packages $100. Heart Space | Happy Place Studio, 2nd Street, Columbia. 717-974-4841.

Gentle Slow Flow Yoga – 9:30am. Small class sizes of six students. Registration online or via text is required at least 30min prior. $12 per student or 10 class packages $100. Heart Space | Happy Place Studio, 2nd Street, Columbia. 717-974-4841.

Vinyasa Flow – 9:30am. $12 drop-in. Sway Yoga Studio, 336 Locust St, Columbia. 717-413-5134.

SwayYogaStudio.com.

Stress Relief Support Group – 1-2pm. A guided meditation session to help ease tension and stress.

Free. Greater Reading Mental Health Alliance, 1234 Penn Ave. Wyomissing. 610-775-3000.

Yoga Nidra, Healing Bowls, Meditation – 6:457:15pm. Enjoy total relaxation. Free. Call to reserve your spot. The Restorative Center/Tula Yoga, 6 Hearthstone Court, Ste 304, Reading. 610-7811430. TheRestorativeCenter.com.

Gentle Yoga – 7:30pm. $12 drop-in. Sway Yoga Studio, 336 Locust St, Columbia. 717-413-5134.

SwayYogaStudio.com.

tuesday Contemplative Prayer/Meditation – 8-8:30am. Free.

Chapel, Saint James Episcopal Church, corner of Duke & Orange Sts, Lancaster. SaintJamesLancaster.org.

Restorative Yoga with Heather – 11am. Enjoy relaxation and gentle stretching. $12 or $80 for a 10-class pass. Sway Yoga, 336 Locust St, Columbia, HS-HP.com/yoga.

Vinyasa Yoga – 4:45-5:45pm. A flowing yoga practice. $5/class. Bright Side Opportunities Center, 515 Hershey Ave, Lancaster. 717-509-1342.

Kirtan and Satsang – 6-7:15pm. Enjoy beautiful music, devotional chanting, and an open discussion about yoga and life. Celebrate the many names of the Divine, connect with our community, and feel recharged for the rest of your week! By donation.

Kula Kamala Foundation & Yoga Ashram, 17 Basket Rd, Reading. 484-509-5073. KulaKamala Foundation.org.

The Ultimate Health Care Workshop – 7pm.

Learn how natural health care can change your life.

Bring your questions about health and well-being.

Now is the time to change the conversation – now is the time to learn how to be healthy. Heath Wellness Center,14 West Main St, Landisville. 717-530-5555.

HeathChiropractic.com.

Yoga – 7-8am. Flow from pose to pose in a way that brings focus out of your mind and into your body.

Strengthen and stretch all areas of your body. $15/ class or use card. Elevate Fitness, 240 N 7th St, Ste 500, Akron. 717-327-0802. ElevateFitnessLanc.com.

Contemplative Prayer/Meditation – 8-8:30am. Free.

Chapel, Saint James Episcopal Church, corner of Duke & Orange Sts, Lancaster. SaintJamesLancaster.org.

Slow Flow Yoga – 9:30am. Heather takes you through the poses with a gentle flow. $12 or $80 for a 10-class pass. Sway Yoga, 336 Locust St, Columbia, HS-HP.com/yoga.

Weight-Loss Support Group – 6:30pm. Find support for weight-loss challenges and share and appreciate your weight loss successes. Free. Reservations appreciated. 717-207-7729. Evolve Now with Health by Design, 352 East Main St, Ste #100, Leola. 717-556-8103. EvolveNow.com.

Restorative w/Meditation – 7:30-8:30pm. Restorative postures, yoga nidra, healing crystal bowls and seated meditation. $12/class. Call to reserve your spot. The Restorative Center/Tula Yoga, 6 Hearthstone Court, Ste 304, Reading. 610-7811430. TheRestorativeCenter.com.

friday Contemplative Prayer/Meditation – 6:45-7:15am.

Free. Chapel, Saint James Episcopal Church, corner of Duke & Orange Sts, Lancaster. SaintJamesLancaster.org.

Weight-Loss Support Group – 6:30pm. Find support for weight-loss challenges and share and appreciate your weight loss successes. Learn from our licensed health professionals and others that have had success losing and keeping the weight off. Free.

Reservations appreciated. 717-207-7729. Evolve Now with Health by Design, 352 East Main St, Ste #100, Leola. 717-556-8103. EvolveNow.com.

Gentle Slow Flow Yoga – 9:30am. Small class sizes of six students. Registration online or via text is required at least 30min prior. $12 per student or 10 class packages $100. Heart Space | Happy Place Studio, 2nd Street, Columbia. 717-974-4841.

TGIF Yoga – 5:30-6:30pm. This energetic class fuses Hatha and Vinyasa to a musical theme and is the perfect way to start your weekend. Sweat, stretch, and have fun! $15/class or use card. Elevate Fitness, 240 N 7th St, Ste 500, Akron. 717-3270802. ElevateFitnessLanc.com.

saturday DIF K9 Training Orientation Session – 11am12noon. Contact Pat at Training@difk9.com for more information and to register. Free. Godfrey’s Welcome to Dogdom, 4267 New Holland Rd, Mohnton. GodfreysDogdom.com. 610-777-5755.

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BODYWORK

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THE RESTORATIVE CENTER

Mark Siegrist 6 Hearthstone Ct, Ste 304 • Reading 610-781-1430 TheRestorativeCenter.com We have the experience you are looking for! Let us help you use a holistic approach with acupuncture and herbal remedies so you can live your healthiest life. We treat your whole health history, not just your temporary situation. See ad, page 32.

Flying Hills Business Center 30 Village Center Dr, Suite 5 • Reading 610-504-5378 AnimaWellness.com Anima Wellness delivers welleducated, conscientious therapeutic bodywork that is customized to each client’s needs. We endeavor to maintain a comforting, respectful environment and keep the integrity of our intention (to decrease pain and increase well-being), constant throughout bodywork.

LANCASTER ACUPUNCTURE Beverly Fornoff Eden Natural Care Center 600F Eden Rd • Lancaster 717-381-7334 LancasterAcupuncture.com

BREATHWORK THERAPY SHAKTI HEALING THERAPIES

Discover your body’s natural ability to heal with the supports of acupuncture and herbal medicine.

Acupuncture is a way to relieve acute or chronic pain, stress, allergies, colds digestive problems, and insomnia and support your overall wellbeing. See ad, page 41.

ANIMAL-ASSISTED THERAPY

Christel Emenheiser 1558 Old River Rd • Marietta 717-757-4026 ShaktiHealingTherapies.com

Journey on the breath to improve overall well-being and raise your consciousness. Therapeutic breath-work combined with energy and sound healing benefits PTSD, grief, anxiety, depression, and more. Private and group sessions. Experience this unique, powerful practice and set your spirit free!

Grey Muzzle Manor

57A Kutz Rd • Fleetwood 610-655-5271 GreyMuzzleManor.com Facebook.com/GreyMuzzleManor Grey Muzzle Manor provides animal assisted therapy, enabling individuals to interact with a variety of animals in a therapeutic setting along with the support of a mental health professional. Non-judgement and healing presence, along with art and animal therapies, including EAGALA model of equine-assisted therapy, are utilized within a client-centered and strength-based approach in this process of self-discovery and healing.

CHIROPRACTIC A THERAPEUTIC EFFECT

Dr. Andrew Ashton 313D Primrose Ln • Mountville 717-285-9955 ATherapeuticEffect.com Our doctors specialize in lowi m p a c t To r q u e R e l e a s e Technique which provides immediate results for people of all ages. See ad, page 2.

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Dr. Leah Reiff Wellness on Walnut Integrative Health Center 219 W Walnut St • Lancaster 717-390-9998 BlueSkiesChiroHealth.com Chiropractic is used for natural relief from conditions such as chronic pain, injuries, pregnancy complications, complications from aging & more. Dr. Reiff carefully considers every individual's comfort level & provides specific adjustments to support the body for benefits that will last.

GEORGE’S CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CENTER Dr. Beth Risser 1676 Manheim Pike • Lancaster 717-569-5731 GeorgesChiropractic.com

George’s Chiropractic Health Center has been serving Lancaster County for almost 50 years. Dr. Beth Risser, the current director, provides low force tonal spinal and cranial adjustments: Torque Release and Cranial Release. Both methods provide a method to allow the body to return to proper healing and harmony.

HEATH CHIROPRACTIC & WELLNESS CENTER LLC Thomas Heath, DC 14 W Main St • Landisville 717-530-5555 HeathChiropracticAndWellness.com

For 33 years, Dr. Heath has been helping people recover their health and reduce stress in their lives through Functional Integrative Brain /Body Balance.

He uses Professional Applied Kinesiology, Neuro Emotional Technique, Quantum Neurology, Nutritional counseling, traditional Chiropractic and other cutting-edge techniques. See ad, page 33.

JANGDHARI FAMILY CHIROPRACTIC Dr. Charles JangDhari Dr. Jessica Riehl 7 Center Street • Intercourse 717-768-7148 JangDhariFamilyChiropractic.com JFChiropractic@gmail.com

JangDhari Family Chiropractic is committed to the health and wellness of our community. We provide quality Chiropractic care and give back to many area charities helping ensure that the people of our community have opportunities to live well and live long.

1361 Fruitville Pike • Lancaster 717-299-9600 LancasterBrainAndSpine.com

Our mission is to improve the lives of people suffering from complicated neurological and musculoskeletal conditions, by utilizing cutting edge diagnostic testing and customized brain-based treatment plans. See ad, page 30.

LINK CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Dr. Thomas B. Wachtmann, DC 3130 Pricetown Road • Fleetwood 610-944-5000 DrWachtmann.com

High-quality, patient-focused Chiropractic Care, and Functional Diagnostic Medicine evaluation and treatment. We focus on correcting the underlying causes of many disorders, diseases and conditions. Call for a complimentary consultation and benefit check. See ad, page 31.

CLINICAL AROMATHERAPIST INSHANTI

Debra Stoltzfus 48 Slaymaker Hill Rd • Kinzers 717-587-3990 Inshanti.com Trust a nationally certified aromatherapist specializing in clinical consultations. Deb can work directly with your physician to create a plan that supports mind and body health. In addition to retail and wholesale accounts of proprietary blends and pure essential oils sourced directly from the farmers, half and full-day education courses with certification are offered. See ad, page 41.

COLON HYDROTHERAPY A THERAPEUTIC EFFECT

313D Primrose Ln • Mountville 717-285-9955 ATherapeuticEffect.com Colon Hydrotherapy is an effective and gentle method of cleaning the colon by introducing filtered water to soften and loosen waste, resulting in evacuation through natural peristalsis. ATE utilizes closedsystem FDA "cleared" equipment that is safe, hygienic, and thorough. See ad, page 2.

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COUNSELING EMOTIONAL WELLNESS COUNSELING (At the Spine and Wellness Center) 3933 Perkiomen Ave • Reading 610-779-7272 EmWell.org

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DENTISTRY DAVID A. SCHWARTZ, DDS, PC 9 Bristol Ct • Wyomissing 610-670-6910 SchwartzFamilyDental.com

We provide general and cosmetic Mercury-Free dental care to the entire family with attention to “whole person health.” We have advanced training in the safe removal of mercury fillings, non-surgical gum treatments, orthodontics, sleep apnea, solutions for TMJ, facial pain, and headaches.

Visit our website to learn more. See ad, page 19.

SUSQUEHANNA DENTAL ARTS Owen Allison, DMD 100 S 18th St • Columbia 717-684-3943 • 717-285-7033 SusquehannaDentalArts.com

We are a full-service family dental practice providing 100% mercury-free restorations, quality non-surgical periodontal care, INVISALIGN, implant-retained dentures and partials. See ad, page 25.

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ESSENTIAL OILS ESTHER KING

doTERRA Wellness Advocate 717-475-6264 HerbalCreations1234@yahoo.com My.doTERRA.com/oilswiththekings A wellness advocate for the world’s leading essential oil company, doTERRA is known for quality, purity and unique resourcing. We believe in helping people all over world achieve optimal health and well-being. “Oh yes, I’ve got an oil for that!” See ad, page 43.

YOUNG LIVING ESSENTIAL OILS Christine Zanowiak & Trella Dubetz 717-940-7643 / 717-468-7523 YoungLivingWellnessPA@gmail.com Trella.VibrantScents.com

Young Living essential oils support healthy living with a premier selection of therapeutic-grade essential oils, toxin-free household cleaners, supplements and specialized foods for improved nutrition, and allnatural beauty care. Call today for the most up-to-date workshop and class schedule! See ad, page 41.

HEALTHY HOME JOY & SPACE

Professional Organization Services Yuriko Beaman 301-613-8983 JoyAndSpace.com Using inspiration from Marie Kondo's Japanese art of decluttering and organizing, Yuriko supports her clients through changing their relationships with objects, so that they learn to truly cherish what they keep. Make space for an amazing life by making space in your home!

HEMP PRODUCTS NANO-ENHANCED HEMP OIL Heather Dempsey Heart Space|Happy Place 717-974-4841 HS-HP.com

When a 5mg dose of our NanoEnhanced Hemp Oil was compared to a 10mg dose of a competitor’s pharmaceutical synthetic cannabidiol (CBD), it showed a 5.5-fold increased bioavailability over the leading pharmaceutical.

Absorption begins as soon as it hits your mouth and results are lightning fast! Call today!

See ads, pages 40 and 47.

HOLISTIC wellness ALTERNATIVE HEALING OF PA

2846 Willow Street Pike • Willow Street 717-847-3213 AlternativeHealingofPA.com Alternative healing center and retail store featuring massage, reiki, crystal therapy, health and wellness coaching. Stop in the store for all your alternative product needs including: essential oils, aromatherapy jewelry, soaps, lotions, Himalayan salt products, salves and crystals. See ad, page 21.

HEART SPACE | HAPPY PLACE Holistic Life Coach Heather A. Dempsey, CCH 717-974-HUG1 (4841) HS-HP.com

Discover what lights you up and design a life that feels great from the inside out. Release limiting beliefs and trapped emotions, shift your energy to unleash your potential. Offering belief and emotion clearing modalities, coaching, yoga nidra, yoga, reiki, crystal healing, and more. See ads, pages 40 and 47.

LAUREL HILL WELLNESS

Stacey Martin Neurological Integration System (NIS) practitioner 596 Edwards Rd • Narvon 717-471 3072 Along with her health background, personal warmth and commitment to serve, Stacey’s knowledge of Neurolink (NIS), a process which uses information from the brain to make corrections needed by the body, provides the opportunity to restore your optimal health and function. Call today!

RESTORE YOUR ENERGY Deb Gallagher, RN, EEM-CP Lancaster 717-203-9666 RestoreYourEnergy.org

Experience Eden Energy Medicine, a practice created by Donna Eden, healer, author and teacher. This method assists with balancing our nine energy systems which can become blocked by stress, pain and illnesses. When the energy is balanced, sleep, joy, concentration and immunity improve, and our body’s natural ability to heal can begin.

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SOUL SPARK HEALING & GUIDANCE Jill C. H. Jablonski, RM, CCH, Drumore • By Appt Only SoulSparkHG@gmail.com SoulSparkHG.com

Promote health, balance chakras, reduce stress, increase relaxation, supplement medical care with reiki and crystal healing! Receive guidance, clarification on life’s challenges through tarot and astrology! Jill practices with a unique blend of experience, compassion, empathy, and objectivity to give comfort and healing.

HYPNOSIS BRIDGE HYPNOSIS

Annelle Soponis, Ph.D., BCH 6 Hearthstone Dr • Reading 610-509-7610 BridgeHypnosis.com You are probably aware that hypnosis was approved by the AMA in 1958 as an effective and legitimate modality for change.

Dr. Soponis, a board-certified hypnotist, is ready to help you.

And, if you are ready to change, then you can have lasting success.

Call for a free phone consultation. See ad, page 44.

Integrative Medicine NICK D'ORAZIO, MD

Strasburg Health Associates 181 Hartman Bridge Rd • Ronks 717-687-7541 DrNickDorazio@gmail.com Physician board certified in integrative and holistic medicine employs a wide variety of treatment modalities including ayurveda, IV treatments including chelation, homeopathic, herbal, and nutritional medicine, natural injections, physical rehabilitation, and bodywork. Dr. D’Orazio is a physician who lives what he teaches.

LYME DISEASE AMPLIFY YOUR HEALTH

Lynnelle Wampler, Certified Biofeedback Specialist 20 Woods Lane • Newmanstown 717-949-4297 AmplifyMyHealth.com Living with Lyme Disease? PEMF and biofeedback address the overall stress on the body, allowing the body to heal itself with proven sound technology. Noninvasive. Our technology is available in two office locations and can be shipped for home use. See ad, page 13.

MATTRESSES NATURAL/ORGANIC GARDNER’S MATTRESS & MORE 830 Plaza Blvd • Lancaster 717-299-6228 GardnersMattressAndMore.com

Gardner’s is a locally owned mattress store offering a wide selection of quality natural and organic mattresses ranging from the luxurious to economical. Educating our customers on getting a good night’s sleep and the benefits of sleeping naturally and organically is our mission. To schedule your private sleep consultation, go to SleepLancaster.com/ Natural. See ad, pages 28 and 29.

MOLD REMEDIATION DC EAGER EMERGENCY SERVICES Darlene Eager, Certified Mold Remediation Specialist 6 E Kendig Rd • Willow Street 717-989-5763 DCEager.com

Mold can be a Hidden Danger. Let DC Eager keep your family and friends safe. Our technicians are trustworthy, knowledgeable and certified in the safe removal of mold. DC Eager takes pride in their quality of work and customer service. “We Educate Before We Estimate.” Free Mold Assessments for your home or business. No chemicals! See ad, page 21.

NATUROPATH HEALTH BY DESIGN CLINIC

Jeannie Peck, Traditional Naturopath Functional Nutrition Clinician 352 E Main St, Ste 100 • Leola 717-556-8103 HBDClinic.com Located in the Trinity Natural Health building, we provide nutrition and detoxification services for adults and children using an integrative functional medicine approach, therapeutic massage therapy for your relaxation or chronic pain needs, and permanent fat and weight-loss services. See ad, page 24.

TREE OF LIFE HEALTH CAMBIUM WELLNESS CENTER

KULP NUTRITION & WELLNESS

Our leading naturopathic practice offers the most comprehensive array of holistic health services, tailored for your individual needs: genetic nutritional consultations; naturopathic consultations; nutrition, dietary and weight management programs; structural therapy with craniosacral therapy; reflexology; detoxification therapies; stress management; prenatal/pediatric wellness; and air/water purification. See ad, page 4.

Stop treating symptoms and start dealing with the underlying causes. Functional medicine approach uses diagnostic testing and cutting-edge nutritional practices to design a health program specifically for you and your health needs. Your road to wellness starts here. See ad, page 31.

Robert Miller, ND 15 Pleasure Rd • Ephrata 717-733-2003 TOLHealth.com

NUTRITION FUSION INTEGRATIVE HEALTH & WELLNESS Dana M. Elia, MS, RDN, LDN, FAND 270 Granite Run Dr • Lancaster 717-917-5259 FusionIHW.com

At Fusion Integrative Health & Wellness our main focus is on YOU - the whole person. Our practice involves using an integrative, functional, and personalized approach to nutrition, health, and healing.

Most major insurance plans are accepted. Flexible options are available to meet with our staff. See ad, page 33.

Naturopathic Medicine & Acupuncture Ann Lee, ND, L.Ac 112 Cornell Ave • Lancaster 717-669-1050 DoctorNaturalMedicine.com Learn how your symptoms are connected, get answers, and achieve improved health and wellbeing as we facilitate your body's ability to heal itself through acupuncture and naturopathic medicine. Specializing in hormone balancing and fertility. Visit the website for testimonials and more information.

SHEEHAN NATURAL HEALTH IMPROVEMENT CENTER Dr. Keith Sheehan Laura Sheehan 1301 E King St • Lancaster 717-392-6606 SheehanChiropractic.com

Sheehan Natural Health Improvement Center provides holistic health care through nutritional counseling and whole food supplements. Our cutting-edge treatments have been found to help a broad range of symptoms and illnesses including fibromyalgia, depression, migraines, and weight loss. From infants to seniors. See ad, page 33.

ORGANIC HAIR SALON GIANT FOOD STORES

Kilene Knitter, RD, LDN 1605 Lititz Pike • Lancaster 717-299-0391 GiantFoodStores.com/nutrition In-store nutritionist, Kilene Knitter will help you develop an individualized approach to nutrition with creative ways to enjoy the foods you love and build healthy habits that fit into your lifestyle. $20 for individual consultations, receive $20 Giant gift card in return.

GINA HEATH, INHC HEALTH FOR LIFE CLINIC, INC

Dr. Donna Kulp 52 Morgantown Road • Reading 610-375-2234 KulpNutritionWellness.com

419 N Franklin St, Suite 1 • West Chester 484-919-2345 GinaHeath.com Getting to the root causes of symptoms through Integrative Nutrition and Functional Medicine. Gina takes the approach of bio-individuality as she supports clients with autoimmune disorders, thyroid issues, diabetes, gastrointestinal issues, allergies, asthma, skin issues, headaches, migraines and anxiety. Call for a complimentary consultation.

MANSION ON MAIN ORGANIC SALON

119 W Main St • Leola 717-656-0208 TheMansionOnMain.us Refresh your mind, body and spirit with natural and organic products for hair and skin. Enjoy a full menu of salon services selected to support your holistic lifestyle including Organic Color Systems, Shear Miracles, John Masters Organics, Max Green Alchemy, Zoya. Specializing in cuts, color, bridal, extensions and more. Also offering monthly DIY EO workshops.

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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES INNOVATIVE EDITING

Writing Coach and Professional Editor Lancaster 717-609-5661 InnovativeEditing.com JDiLouie@InnovativeEditing.com Make your message matter.

Innovative Editing offers one-onone coaching for fiction and nonfiction writers; produces engaging website copy and blog content for businesses; and provides guidance for students (and their parents) seeking to boost their college application essay appeal.

LANCASTER REIKI CLINIC

Farm and Home Center 1383 Arcadia Rd • Lancaster 717-824-9209 LancasterCommunityReikiClinic.org Offering 30-minute sessions to those who would like to experience the many benefits of reiki. Clinic held the third Thursday of each month, from 6:30-8:30p.m. Appointments must be scheduled in advance.

By donation. Practitioners needed. Please call for more information.

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Reiki is a very gentle holistic practice, which assists in promoting balance in body, mind and spirit. After a Reiki session, many people express a deep sense of relaxation, calming and peace. Frequently anxiety, stress and worry are relieved. Sessions and classes are available. See ad, page 30.

A family wellness center offering thermal imaging for breast and body, detox therapies, therapeutic and oncology massage, lymphatic drainage, a full-spectrum infrared sauna, nutritional education and more. Thermal imaging is a safe, non-invasive procedure for early detection of sources of pain, injury and disease. See ad, page 18.

Helene Williams, BSN, RN Eden Natural Care Center 600F Eden Road • Lancaster 717-269-6084 HeleneWilliamsReiki.com

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Some users say copper stops nighttime stuffiness if used just before bed.

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But scientists have found a quick 3 hours after the The handle is way to kill a virus. Touch it with copper. first sign. Even up curved and finely Researchers at labs and universities to 2 days, if they textured to imagree, copper is “antimicrobial.” It kills still get the cold prove contact. It microbes, such as viruses and bacteria, it is milder than kills germs picked just by touch. usual and they feel up on fingers and That’s why ancient Greeks and Egyp- better. hands to protect tians used copper to purify water and Users wrote you and your heal wounds. They didn’t know about things like, “It family. viruses and bacteria, but now we do. stopped my cold Copper even Sinus trouble, stuffiness, cold sores.

Scientists say the high conductance right away,” and kills deadly germs of copper disrupts the electrical bal“Is it supposed to work that fast?” that have become resistant to antibiotics. ance in a microbe cell, destroying it in Pat McAllister, age 70, received one If you are near sick people, a moment of seconds. for Christmas and called it “one of the handling it may keep serious infection Tests by the Environmental Protecbest presents ever. This little jewel really away from you and your loved ones. It tion Agency (EPA) show germs die fast works.” Now thousands of users have may even save a life. on copper. Some hospitals tried copper stopped getting colds.

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People often use CopperZap preeven when tarnished. It kills hundreds of This cut the spread of MRSA and other ventively. Frequent flier Karen Gauci different disease germs so it can prevent illnesses by over half, and saved lives. used to get colds after crowded flights. serious or even fatal illness.

The strong scientific evidence gave Though skeptical, she tried it several CopperZap is made in the U.S. of inventor Doug Cornell an idea. When times a day on travel days for 2 months. pure copper. It has a 90-day full money he felt a cold coming on he fashioned “Sixteen flights and not a sniffle!” back guarantee when used as directed a smooth copper probe and rubbed it Businesswoman Rosaleen says when to stop a cold. It is $69.95. Get $10 off gently in his nose for 60 seconds. people are sick around her she uses Cop- each CopperZap with code NATA4.

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