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Natural Pain Treatment and Wellness by MacKenzie Kalt
Youth Climate Strike Coming to U.S.
Demanding immediate action, students are taking part in climate strikes around the world, and on March 15, young activists in the U.S. will add their voices to the escalating #FridaysForFuture movement. It was bolstered in January by 16-year-old climate activist Greta Thunberg, of Sweden, calling for the first global climate strike while attending the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Action in this country is being supported by such environmental groups as 350.org, Extinction Rebellion and the Sunrise Movement. Recent climate strikes have taken place throughout Europe, Australia and elsewhere. A rally in Brussels on January 31 drew approximately 35,000 people. Teen climate activist Jamie Margolin, the founder of This is Zero Hour, says that youth across the U.S. will “show our legislators that we need a ‘Green New Deal.’” For more information or to participate, contact ClimateStrikeUSA@gmail.com or find on Twitter #ActOnClimate or #ClimateStrike. 18
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atural Pain Treatment and Wellness offers clients a wellness center where they can experience the latest and most effective healing modalities at an affordable cost. These cutting-edge modalities include the Magnesphere, HOCATT and LED light therapy. These all-natural treatments focus on the energy fields of the body on the cellular and tissue level and assist the body’s natural intelligence to heal itself. This is accomplished by increasing oxygenation, allowing the body’s natural immune system to rid itself of heavy metals, toxins and pathogens, and to create new healthy cells and tissue. These modalities have been proven to provide clients health benefits in the purest form, especially for those struggling with chronic pain, stress, migraines, injury, chronic skin conditions, autoimmune diseases, and much more. Our goal at Natural Pain Treatment and Wellness is to provide a therapy center that is holistic and focuses purely on natural remedies. It’s increasingly evident that effective non-narcotic pain treatment alternatives need to be made more available. Not only do people need help to recover and detox from pharmaceutical addiction but also to recover from the pain that caused them to take the pharmaceuticals in the first place. Autoimmune disorders, such as Lyme disease and chronic fatigue syndrome, have become very widespread, as well as brain disorders, like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and traumatic brain injury (TBI). Many people suffering from these disorders are feeling frustrated
and hopeless when traditional allopathic methods of treatment fail them. There is also a growing body of well-documented scientific research showing that TBI, PTSD, depression and insomnia can be very successfully treated with low-level LED light therapy and magnetic resonance therapy. For many years, Germany, Switzerland, Russia, Cuba, India and other countries have been treating pain, addiction and disease very differently, and have had great success using ozone therapy, hyperthermia, electromagnetic therapy, infrared therapy and laser therapy. These are all safe, noninvasive, proven therapies. They reduce inflammation (the major source of pain) and boost the body’s own ability to heal itself. The best thing you can do for yourself is to become your own health advocate. Be proactive, ask questions, and do your own research. Natural Pain Treatment and Wellness does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Please consult with a physician before beginning this or any new healthcare program. MacKenzie Kalt is the owner of Natural Pain Treatment and Wellness, located at 8282 W. Cactus Rd., Bldg. E., Ste. 144 (facing 83rd Ave.), in Peoria. For more information, call 623-866-3023 or visit NatPainTreat.com. See ad, inside front cover.
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