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H E A L T H Y L I V I N G H E A L T H Y P L A N E T

feel good • live simply • laugh moreFREE

An Attitude of Gratitude

It Revolutionizes Life and Lightens Our Path

Mutual Rescue

By Saving Animals, We Save Ourselves

Special Edition

Tools for ConsciousLIVING

FALL FeAST FAVORITeS

November 2013 | Chattanooga | TNNaturalAwakenings.com

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115,000

Event rate% of targeted population that will experience a medical event per year

Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

CHROMIUMPICOLINATE

BVITAMINS

HEALTH CARE COST SAVINGS

Dietary Supplements for Smart PreventionA new economic report shows that taking speci�c dietary supplements can provide signi�cant individual and societal healthcare savings, by reducing

the number of hospitalizations and other costly medical events associated with chronic diseases. The report looked at eight dietary supplement

regimens and four conditions in a targeted population of U.S. adults 55+ who have the speci�c conditions or are at high risk for the disease.

PSYLLIUMDIETARY

FIBER

Relativerisk reductionThe risk of having a medical event is reduced by taking these supplements.

Supplements asinterventionsTaking any of these eight dietary supplements at preventive intake levels* has been shown to reduce the occurrence of medical events related to these four diseases in high risk populations.

2013–2020 Cumulative StatsMedical events avoided The number of medical events avoided between 2013–2020 if the targeted population used these supplements at preven-tive intake levels.

LUTEIN &ZEAXANTHIN

CALCIUM &VITAMIN D

OSTEOPOROSIS**AGE-RELATED

EYE DISEASE (ARED)DIABETES

& CHDCORONARY HEART

DISEASE (CHD)

11.5%

3.3%TO

18.6%

6.0%

TO15.3%

AMDAge-related

MacularDegeneration

Cataracts

10.2%

PHYTOSTEROLS

MAGNESIUM

Avoided expenditureswith supplementation

Savings yet to be realizedif targeted population takes supplements at preventive intake levels

OMEGA-3

Net savingsafter cost of supplements

$12.1 – $35.1 billion

$3.9 – $26.6 billion

$2.8 – $26.5 billion

$9.8 billion

$7.8 billion

~$7.8 billion***

$31.0 billion

$7.7 billion

$7.4 billion

$6.8 – $15.0 billion

$4.8 – $12.2 billion

$4.2 – $8.6 billion

808,000 TO

2,337,000548,000 TO

1,208,000650,000 7,659,000

16% 12%33%

15%

23.0%

Notes: *Preventive intake levels identified in full report. **Dietary supplement regimens for osteoporosis apply only to women 55 and over ***With less than 1% currently using this supplement, nearly all

of the net savings has yet to be realized. Source: Smart Prevention—Health Care Cost Savings Resulting from the Targeted Use of Dietary Supplements—Frost & Sullivan, www.frost.com

www.supplementforsmartprevention.org0913

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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.

advertising & submissionsHow to AdvertiseTo advertise with Natural Awakenings or request a media kit, please contact us at 423-517-0128 or email [email protected]. Deadline for space reserva-tion is the 10th of the month prior to publication.

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29 healingways

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18 fAmily HerB sHop Builds oN customer relAtioNsHips

19 ymcA iNitiAtive Aimed At pre-diABetics

20 fAst trAck to persoNAl growtH TransformYourLifewith Mentors,Books,Workshops andOnlineCourses by Bess J.M. Hochstein

24 fAll feAst fAvorites

28 superpower kids’ immuNe systems NaturalHealthExperts ShareHow by Jenna Blumenfeld

29 cleANiNg up Body’s pollutioN Boosts immuNity by June Carver Drennon

30 sAviNg ANimAls sAves people RescueYou,RescueMe by Sandra Murphy

31 liviNg grAtitude ATaprootofHappiness by Leo Babauta

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Wedon’tknowmuchaboutthefirstThanksgiv-ing—youknow,theonethathasinspiredoh-so-manyconstructionpaperhandprint

turkeys.Butonething’sforsure:thePilgrimswereontosomething.Settingasidetimetoappreciatewhatevergiftsyou’vebeengiven,largeorsmall,upliftsyouandeveryonearoundyou.In“LivingGratitude”(page31),LeoBabauta,founderofthesimplicityblogZenHabits.net,explainswhygivingthanksshouldbeadailyprac-tice,notanannualone. I’llstartmypracticenow,bythankingalltheres-taurantsandmarketsthatsharedthedelicious,healthyrecipesyou’llfindbeginningonpage24.Chattanooga’sfirstcertified“green”restaurant,212Market,offereditsrecipeforRieslingPoachedAppleswithChantillyCream(pearswork,too,says212ownerSallyMoses).VillageMarketinOoltewah,Tennessee,providedafresh,flavor-packedalternativeto(blech)cannedcranberrysauce.BenefitYourLife,Knoxville’sgluten-freemarket,shareditsrecipeforAlmondFlourCornbread—aperfectsidedishorthefoundationforaterrificstuffingordressing.Andthenthere’sDinnerinaPumpkin,acenterpiecedishpassedalongbythestaffnutri-tionistatChattanooga’sCenterforIntegrativeMedicine.Wehopeyou’lltrythesehealthyrecipesinyourownkitchen,forThanksgivingoranyfallfeast. LeoBabautasays,“Gratitudeturnsbadthingsintogoodthings.”Isayhardworkhelps,too.Caseinpoint:AlisonCampbell,whoboughtherparents’busi-ness,FamilyHerbShop,onlytohaveafireseriouslydamagetheHixsonstoreweekslater.Fortunately,Alisonisasresilientasthebusinesshasbeen;innotimeshe’dmovedtoanew,largerlocationfarthernorthonHixsonPike.WearesogladthatAlisonwasabletogetbackonherfeetsoquickly,andwearegratefultotheFamilyHerbShopforthemanyyearsofserviceandexcellentadviceithaspro-videdtocustomersinHixsonandthewiderChattanoogacommunity.YoucanreadaboutFamilyHerbShopinourNaturalNeighborcolumn,page18. Wehopeyou’lljoinusinwelcominganotherfamilybusinesstoChattanooga.MichigannativesJoeandRebeccaKleinfellinlovewiththeScenicCitywhentheypassedthroughdrivingtoandfromchiropracticschoolinAtlanta.Luckyforus,theydecidedtosetupshophere:InspireChiropractichasjustopeneditsdoorsinChattanooga’sSouthside.ReadmoreaboutInspireChiropracticandtheKleins’specialtiesonpage7. Finally,IhadthegoodfortunetospendaweekendlastmonthattheSoutheastWomen’sHerbalConferenceandsharesometimewithsongwriter/poetRachelBagby.UsingDekaaz,hertechniqueforwritingpoetry,I’vecreatedashorttributetoJohnVoellII,co-founderofNaturalAwakeningsPublishingCompany(seeme-moriam,page10).

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Inspire Chiropractic Brings Family Care to Southside

Joe Klein, DC, and Rebecca Klein, DC

EvenbeforeDoctorsofChiroprac-ticJoeandRebeccaKlein

openedthedoorstoInspireChiro-practic,theirnewpracticeontheSouthside,theyknewwhattheirfirstjobwouldbe:changingChatta-noogans’perceptionofwhatchiropracticcareis.“Chiropractichasalwaysbeenaboutimprovingthebody’sfunction,”RebeccaKleinsays.“Becauseweworkwiththespine,peopletendtothinkofusas

‘backdoctors.’Actually,we’renervoussystemdoctors.Wetakecareofyournervoussystembecauseitcontrolseveryfunctionalaspectofyourbody,fromdigestingtobreathing.” Sheunderstoodtheconnectionbetweenchiropracticandoverallhealthlongbeforeshestudiedit.Atage14,afteryearsofbattlingchronicpneumoniaandtakinganarsenalofmedications,shefinallyfoundreliefafterreceivingchiroprac-ticcare.“OnceIhadaproperlyfunctioningnervoussystem,mybodywasabletohealitselfandIdidn’tgetsickasoften,”shesays.“That’showchiropracticworks:weremovetheinterferencefromthebodysothatthebodycanhealitself.” Rebeccafocusesonathleticperformance,whileJoespecializesinpediatricandmaternitycare.HeiscertifiedinActivatorMethods,aclinicallytestedchiropracticinstru-ment,andWebsterTechnique,whichhelpsrealignthepelvisofpregnantwomentofacilitateabetterbirthprocess.“WelookforwardtoservingthepeopleofChattanoogaandwelcomethemtoourfamilypractice,”hesays.

Inspire Chiropractic is located at 400 E. Main St. Ste. 140-B, Chat-tanooga. For more information, contact the office at 423-834-7125 or [email protected], or visit InspireChiro.com. See ad, page 8.

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Local Brain-Training Center Hosts Open House

LearningRxofChattanoogawillhostanopenhouseonNovember23from10a.m.to1p.m.Thepublicisinvited

tothefreeevent,wheretheycanenjoysnacks,watchbrain-trainingdemonstrationsandseesomeofthemosteffectivetrainingtoolsLearningRxhasperfectedoverthepast30years.Visitorscanwinprizesforparticipatinginbrainchal-lenges,scheduleacognitiveskillsassessmentfor50percentofftheoriginalprice,andlearnDirectorMichelleHeckerDavis’giftideasforfillinga“SmartMom’sToyBox.’” “Simpletoys,whenusedproperly,canhelpdevelopcomplexlearningskills,”Davissays.“Cognitiveskills—likeattention,auditoryandvisualprocessing;memory;process-ingspeed;andlogicandreasoning—areessentialtoolsthathelpkidsbecomebetterlearners.Researchnowshowsthatlearningskillscanbetaughtandthereforeimproved.Braintrainingdoesforthemindwhatexercisedoesforthebody.”

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Chattanooga LearningRx is located at 2040 Hamilton Place Blvd., next to Bed, Bath & Beyond. For more information, contact Michelle Hecker Davis at 423-305-1599 or [email protected]. See ad, page 9.

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“Everyonehasarelationshipwithsugar,”sayscertifiednutritionalcounselorMicheleEnter.“What’simportantintherela-

tionshipiswho’sincharge.”Justintimefortheholidayseason,Enterwilldiscusshowtobeatthe“SugarBlues”atthenextfreemeetingofCHEO,scheduledfrom2to4p.m.November17intheNutritionWorldSpeakerRoomoffVanceRoadinChattanooga. “Weallhavesugarcravings,butsometimesourcravingstendtocontrolourthoughtsandactions,leadingustoalesshealthylifethanwewantforourselves,”Entersays.Theresultcanbeweightgain,moodswingsanddiabetes.Andformanypeople,sugarisaddictive,causingphysicalchangesfromnutrientdepletionaswellasbehavioralchangesresultingfrombloodsugarimbalances.“Overcon-sumptionofsugarcancausebrainchemistryimbalancesthatfueltheaddictionandliterallyrewirethebrain,”shesays.“Thisisseriousstuff.”Americansconsume156poundsofunhealthysweetenersayearcomparedwith10poundsofsugarayearin1812,shenotes.“Thatisalotofdietarystress.Ourbodieswerenevermeanttohandlethissugarload.” Enter’sinteractivepresentationwillhelpparticipantsmakeaplantobeatthesugarhabitjustastheywouldanyotheraddiction:bygainingcontrolofcrav-ingswithoutfeelingdeprived.Theywilllearntotellgoodfromnot-so-goodcarbs,measurethesugarsinsomecommonfoods,andunderstandthesourceoftheircravings.“Thispresentationunderscoresthepointthatfoodisourmostpowerfulmedicine,”shesays.

For more information, visit 4CHEO.org. See resource guide listing, page 37.

CAHS Founder Joyce Petrak Remembered

JoycePetrak,apioneerinalternativeandcomple-mentarywellnessmodalitiesinEastTennesseeand

founderoftheComplementaryAlternativeHealthSociety(CAHS),passedawayunexpectedlySeptem-ber29. “Dr.Joy”establishedCAHSin1999asanedu-cationorganizationdedicatedtobringingscienceandspiritualitytogetherinEastTennessee,withspecialclasses,activities,monthlyprogramsandsymposiumsinKnoxville,Athens,OakRidge,LoudonandChat-tanooga.ThespiritandmissionofCAHSarecarriedforwardbyCHEO(theComplementaryHealthEduca-tionOrganization)inChattanoogaandKnoxville. PetrakgraduatedfromtheUniversityofDe-troitwithadegreeinjournalism.Sheworkedasa

photojournalist,editorandteacherbeforeinvestigatingnaturalandalternativehealingmethodstoheraddressherownserioushealthproblems.ShegraduatedfromtheMichiganCollegeofNaturopathyin1978asaniridologistandnaturo-pathicnutritionalconsultant;begantouseandstudyBachFlowerRemediesin1980;andearnedadoctorateofclinicalhypnotherapyin1991.ShewroteseveralbooksstillavailableatAmazon.com.TheyincludeHow to Remember Bach Flower Remedies: Or First Get the Elephant Off Your Foot (1992), Angels, Guides & Other Spirits (1997)andFrom Atlantis to the Future (2007).

She is survived by her husband, Bob Petrak; her children, Brian Petrak, Christal Petrak, Diane Rose and David Petrak; and numerous grandchildren. Donations in her name can be made to PIME Missionaries: PimeUsa or 313-342-4066.

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Center MedSpa Sets Move to Southside

OnNovember29,CenterMedSpa

willmovefromits3rdStreetlocationtotheCenteronMain,anew,green20,000-square-footbuildingat320EastMainStreetinChattanooga’sSouthside.ThespadoorswillofficiallyopenDecember2. ThenewCenterMedSpawillcovermorethan7,000squarefeet,saysdirectorJennieGentry.Theretailareawillfeaturecustomwoodfurnishingshighlightedbynaturallightfromfloor-to-ceilingwindows.“Clientswillhaveachoicetobeseatedina‘clothed’waitingareaorthemoregrace-ful‘robed’relaxingroomoverlookingaserenerockgarden,completewithwaterfeature,”Gentrysays.Fiveroomswillbedevotedtotherapeuticmassage,includingcouples’massage.Therealsowillbefourmoreroomsforcustom-blendedYon-Kafacials,peelsandwaxing;atreatmentroomforPalomarLaserservices;aseparatenailroom;andmen’sandwomen’slockerrooms. GentrysaysCenterMedSpaissettoattainSilverLEEDCertificationfornewconstructionbytheUSGreenBuildingCouncil.CenterMedSpawillbelocatedonthefirstflooroftheCenteronMain,whichwillalsohousetheCenterforIn-tegrativeMedicine,acommunityroomandphysicaltherapyservices.TheCenteronMainwillshowcasebothfloorsDecember7duringtheseventhannualMAINx24festival.

Center MedSpa currently offers massage therapy, aesthetics and nail and laser services at 1100 East 3rd St. Ste. G100. For more information, call 423-643-1980 or visit CenterMedSpa.com. Clients will receive $10 off any service in November with the mention of NaturalAwakenings.

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In Memoriam

JohnR.Voell,father,author

andvisionaryco-founderofNatu-ralAwakeningsPublishingCorpo-ration,hasservedasamentortoourfamilyofpublishersfor15years.Dur-ingJohn’stimewithus,theUniverserespondedtohisfaithfullivingoftheprincipletoloveGod,one’sselfandothersbyprovidingfertilesoilforthebigideasherelishednurtur-ing.Hisbooks,Cancer: How to Heal It—How to Prevent ItandCancer Report,aswellashislatestdevelopmentproject,UnitedWeCan,werejustafewofthewaysthatJohnallowedhimselftobeaninstrumentoftheDivineinhelpinghumankind. Johnwaspassionateaboutthesuccessofourmaga-zine,pleasedandproudthatthenow90-strongfamilyofNatural Awakenings franchisepublisherstouchthelivesofmillionsofreaderseachmonth.He’sknownaroundhereforsaying,“Idon’tknowwhatyourspiritualbeliefsare,butIbelievethatwhenIleavethisworld,I’mgoingtosomehowmeasuremysuccessbythoseI’vehelpedalongtheway.”Thosethatknewandworkedwithhimwouldsaythathemorethansucceeded—hesoared.

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Well Kempt Cottage Blends Aesthetics, Organization

Asasuccessful“serialentre-preneur,”JulieNelsonhas

wornmanyprofessionalhats—landscapedesigner(asownerofArtisticOrganics),floraldesign-er(asownerofPejouxDesigns),environmentallyfriendlyhousecleaner,andeventdesigner—plusshe’sformallytrainedinthree-dimensionaldesignandmassagetherapy.Nowshe’slaunchedanewChattanoogabusiness,WellKemptCottage,whichbringstogetherallhertalentsandpassionsunderoneroof.

WellKemptCottageoffersavarietyofservicesdesignedtopromoterelaxation,harmonyandbalanceinafunc-tional,aestheticallypleasinghomeenvironment,Nelsonsays.“Whetheryou’reinneedofcompassionateassistancede-clutteringandorganizingareasofyourhome,aweeklyhousecleanerwhounderstandsyourcommitmenttomain-taininganenvironmentallyfriendly,nontoxicenvironment,oradesigner’seyetoreinventthespacesthatnolongerrep-resentyouruniquepersonality,WellKemptCottageprovidestheknowledge,expertiseanddiligencetogetthejobdonewithease,”shesays. Nelsonsaysthisnewventureisthemanifestationofherloveof“creatingspace”—somethingthatgrewandevolvedthroughherworkovertheyears.“Personalobjectsandspaceshavesomethingtosay,”sheexplains.“Whenyouclearawayallthedust,dirtandclutter,andthenartfullyar-rangethepersonaleffectsofahome,itissorefreshingtoseehowitcanrestoreandrejuvenateyourwholelife.”

For more information about Well Kempt Cottage, visit WellKemptCottage.com or call 423-443-2422. See resource guide listing, page 37.

Heavy Metals “Sneaky,” Doctor Says

Theeffectsofleadinthebodylingerlongafterthe

leaditselfisdetectablethroughbloodtesting,andthatcanleadtoincorrectdiagnosisandtreat-mentofsymptoms,saysCharlesAdams,MD,ofFillCircleMedi-cal.“Mostdoctorswhocheckthebloodforleadandseelittleornonewillprescribeanantidepressantfortheirpatient’sfatigue,sleeptroubles,memoryproblemsandlowlibido,”hesays.“Theproblemisthatleadandotherheavymetalsaresneaky.Theyclearfromthebloodratherquickly,butthentheyaredepositedinthebone,liver,nerves,brain,heartmuscle,jointsandotherareasthroughoutthebody.” Americanshaveaboutathousandtimestheleadintheirbonesasdidtheirpre-IndustrialRevolutionances-tors,hesays,andmedicalstudiesconfirmthatthereisno“safe”levelofleadinthebody.Heavymetalsinthebodycanincreasetheriskforcancer,heartattack,highbloodpressureandstrokeandcauseproblemswithmemory,bal-ance,strength,energy,fertilityandsexdrive. Thebodynaturallyridsitselfofsomeheavymet-alsthroughsweatingandelimination,hesays,butchelatingagentsfacilitatetheprocess.“Oralchelationisanoption,butitisnotnearlyasefficientasintravenouschelation,whichhasbeenusedworldwidefor60yearsandwasrecentlyprovensafeandeffectiveinanationwidestudysponsoredbytheNationalInstitutesofHealth.”Adamsrecommendsregularintravenouschelationaspartofapreventivehealthandwellnessprogram.

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New Practice Focuses on Hands-On Healing

RonaldMelzack,theCanadianpsychologistwhopioneered

modernpainresearch,famouslynotedthattheuseofmechani-calpressuretorelievepainisuniversal.“Thereisnotoneofuswhodoesnotstretchanachingbackorrubanareathathurts,”hesaid.“Theseareourown,almostinstinctive,maneuverswhichhavedevelopedintovariousanti-painprocedures.”RegisterednurseandlicensedmassagetherapistAprilNelsonhasopenedSoftTouchTherapeu-ticMassage,anewpracticein

EastRidgefoundedonthisphysiologicaltruthanddedicatedtothefundamentalpowerofhands-onhealing. AgraduateofChattanoogaMassageInstitute,Nelsonworkedasanursefor16yearsbeforelaunchinghermassagepractice.“Imissedthehands-onhelpingthatthehealth-caresystemhasgottenawayfrominrecentyears,”shesays.“Ibelievethatmassagetherapycanboostaperson’simmunesystem,makingthemlesssusceptibletoillness.Itcanalsoimprovecirculation,calmthenervoussystem,andpromotearestfulnight’ssleep,amongmanyotherhealthandlifestylebenefits.” Overthepastdecadeorso,thehealingpowerofmas-sagehasgainedincreasingacceptancebyWesternmedicine,Nelsonsays.In1998,Harvard-trainedpsychiatristJamesGordon,MD,wrote,“Theideathattouchcanhealisanoldone…butinrecentyears…Scienceisconfirmingwhatweknewinourhearts…that‘massageismedicine.’”

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CANC Hosts Civil War Signaling Re-Enactment

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“Yoga for Office Workers” November 24

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havoconourbodies,saysAnthonyCrutcher,directorofClearSpringYoga(CSY),whowillleadatwo-hour,all-levelsworkshop,“YogaforOfficeWorkers,”November24from2:30to4:30p.m.Thecostis$15. Officeworkersoftensufferneck,shoulderandbackstrainaswellaswristproblems,Crutchersays.Prolongedsittingalsocanshortenhamstringsandquadricepsandweakenstomachandbackmuscles,leadingtolower-backpain.“Theoverallworkenvironment,whencoupledwiththesephysicalissues,canleadtostiffnessandtension,”hesays.Inhisworkshop,Crutcherwillexplorethereasonsfortheseproblemsandteachsimpleposesthatcanbedoneroutinelyinmostwork-spacestocountertheseissuesandcontributetoimprovedhealth. CSYwillcelebrateCustomerAppreciationDayfromnoonto4p.m.November23.Theeventwillfeaturefreeclasseseveryhouronthehalf-hour;studiotours;livemusic;refreshments;and“massagemoments”byCSYpartnersChar-leneGill,KneadedRenewalandJeffAtkinsBodywork.“Dropbytosayhelloandlearnmoreaboutwhatyogacandotoimproveyourhealthandwell-being,”Crutchersays.

CSYisstillacceptingapplicationsforitsSubtleYogaRYT500Therapeutic Yoga Teacher Program, for anyone who has completed 200 hours of yoga teacher training and wishes to pursue RYT500 status. Training runs November 15, 2013, through January 11, 2015. For all class, event and workshop information, visit ClearSpringYoga.com or call 423-266-3539. CSY is located at 105 N. Market St., Chattanooga. See ad, page 27.

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Giving GroupMillennials Devote Time, Talent, TreasureMuchisrightlywrittenabouthowandwhy“mil-lennials”,or“GenerationY”—theyoungpeopleheadingintothe21stcentury—spendtheirtimeandmoney.Thisgenerationisredefiningthewaywethinkaboutbusiness,andconsciousconsumer-ismisnowitsownformofphilanthropy.Thisagegroupisleadingthechargebyextendingthepremiseofamoralcompasstofor-profitenterprisesandlookingforever-moremeaningfulopportunitiestohaveanimpact.Thetrendcarriesfreshimplicationsforthenonprofitsector,too,becausemillenni-alsleadthewayinforwardingworthycauses. WhenTheCaseFoundationpartneredwithAchieve,athoughtleaderinnon-profitmillennialengagement,toproducethe Millennial Impact Report,researcherssurveyedmorethan2,500millennialsages20to35.Theyfoundthatlastyear,83percentgaveafinancialgifttoanorganizationsupportingacausethatresonateswiththeirinterests.Seventy-threepercentvolunteeredforacausethattheywerepassionateaboutorfeltcreatedimpact,and70percentareraisingmoneyfortheircausesbothonlineandoffline.

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ForAlisonCamp-bell,health-con-sciousnesshasn’t

justbeenalifestylechoice.It’sbeenawayoflife. “Ihavealwaysbeenhealth-consciousbecausemyparentshaveownedahealthfoodstoreformanyyears,andI’velearnedagreatdealfromthemovertheyears,”shesays.Perhapsit’snotsurprising,then,thatCampbellmadehealthhercareerfocus.SheearnedadegreeinexercisephysiologyandcardiacrehabfromUT-Chattanooga,andlater,whenherparentsdecidedtoretire,sheboughttheirstore,theFamilyHerbShopinHixson. “Iwantedtothekeepthefamilybusinessgo-ing—notonlyformypar-ents,butforthecommu-nityaswell,”shesays.“Ithinkourstoreisanimportantpartofthecommunity,andIwantedtocontinuetoprovidetheproductsandservicesweofferforourcustomers.” TheFamilyHerbShophasbeenintheHixsonareasince1993,althoughitrecentlymovedtoalargerlocationfarthernorthonHixsonPike.Likemostlongstandingfamilybusinesses,ithasaloyalandgrowingclientele.ForCampbell,takingthereinsoftheshopmeantfollowinginthefootstepsofherparents,whotookprideinbuildingrelationshipswiththeircustomers.“It’simportanttoustoknowourcustomers,theirneedsandwants,andtobeabletoprovidetheadviceandproductsthey

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healing,addictionrecovery,releasingtraumaandenergymedicine. PsychotherapistandyogateacherStephenCope,founderanddirectoroftheKripaluInstituteforExtraordi-naryLiving, theCenter’syogaresearchdepartment,notesthatmanyguestsfirstcometoKripalu“…asaresultofsomeformofsuffering.Thentheyengageinaperiodofself-exploration—perhapslearningsomeformofcontemplativepracticetohelpthemmanagethem-selvesmoreeffectively.Almostalwaysthereisaturnoutward,backtowardtheworld,andalongingtobringtheheal-ingpowerofcontemplativepracticeintotheirowndomain.” Oncesomeonehasexperiencedthebenefitsofcontemplativepracticessuchasyoga,meditation,breathingandotherhealthylifestyleroutines,notesCope,apowerfulaspirationtypicallyarisestosharethesepracticesandperspectives.“Thesepracticesallleadtoasenseofunion,relatednessandsamenesswithothers,”hesays,“andthisburgeoningconsciousnessofsamenesscompelsustosharewhatwe’velearned.” InRhinebeck,NewYork,theOmega Institute for Holistic Studiesofferssimilarself-empoweringandreflectiveopportunities.Dr.StephanRechtschaffenandElizabethLesserfoundedOmegain1977asa“universityoflife.”ThroughworkingwithprominentZenmasters,rabbis,Christianmonks,psychologists,scientistsandothers,Lesserhasfound,“Bycombiningavarietyofreligious,psychologicalandhealingtraditions,

eachofushastheuniqueabilitytosatisfyourspiritualhunger.” Basedsince1981inaformercamponalakewithmorethan100buildingson200-plusacres,Omegahostsmorethan23,000guestsinupto500programsbetweenmid-AprilandOctober,plusspecialprogramsinCostaRicaandNewYorkCity.DirectorofRhinebeckProgramsCarolDonahoenotestherisinginterestinworkshopsondietarycleansing,detoxandjuicing,suchas“RebootwithJoeCross:AJumpStarttoHealthandWeightLoss,”ledbythefilmmakerofFat, Sick & Nearly Dead.PersonaltransformationandmindfulnessprogramsledbyteacherslikeJonKabat-Zinn,SakiSantorelli,FlorenceMeleo-Meyer,ByronKatieandPemaChödrönareperennialfavorites. “Ashumans,wecontinuetobefascinatedbythebigquestionsinlife,”observesDonahoe,“like,‘Wheredowegowhenwedie?Whoareweifwearenotourthoughts?’Peopleseemparticularlydrawntohearingaboutitfromthosethathavealwayslivedtheirlivesinaleft-brain,logicalway,andthencometobelievetheunexplainable

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throughanextraordinarylifeexperi-ence,andnowviewtheworldthroughacompletelydifferentlens.” Asexamples,shecitesneuro-surgeonDr.EbenAlexander,whorecountshisnear-deathexperienceinhisbestsellingbook,Proof of Heaven,andneuroanatomistDr.JillBolteTaylor,authorofthebestsellingmemoirMy Stroke of Insight.Taylor’s2008TEDtalkwasrankedthenonprofit’ssecondmost-watchedforthepasttwoyears. Bothofthesecutting-edgethink-ershavegivenpresentationsatOmega,which,likeatEsalenandKripalu,helpsbringideasandpracticesthat

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onceseemedonthefringe—fromyogaandmeditationtocomplemen-tarymedicineandsustainability—intomainstreamconsciousness.Par-ticularlyinnovativeinitiativesincludehelpingmilitaryveteranshealfrompost-traumaticstressdisorder;thewomen’sleadershipcenter;thecenterforsustainableliving;andpioneeringprogramsonmindfulnessinthework-place,educationsystemandat-riskurbanyouthcommunities. “Werecognizethatbecauseweliveinaninterconnectedworld;thebehav-iorofonecancontributetocreatingchangesthatbenefitthewhole,”saysDonahoe.“Doingboththeinnerandouterworkcanawakenthebestinthehumanspirit,andsoprovidehopeand

manpotentialmovementhasrootsinthegrandfatherofretreatcenters;TheShiftNetwork’sfounder,StephenDinan,bothworkedatEsalenandcontributedtoEsalen’sCenterforTheory&Research. Dinanexplainsthatatameditationretreat,hereceivedadetailedvisionof“alargeglobaltransformationnetworkthatwouldbehelpingtousherinashifttothenewera.”TheShiftNetworknowoffersfreeteleseminarsandonlinesummitsonsubjectsrangingfrommeditationandparentingwithpresencetoenlightenedbusinesspracticesandcultivatingpeace. “WestartedwithTheSacredAwak-eningSeries—40dayswith40spiritualleaders—and30,000peoplesignedupin21days,”saysDinan.TheInspir-ingWomenSummitattracted25,000participants.Since2010,morethan400,000peoplefrom160countrieshaveparticipatedinfreeteleseminars;18,000havepaidforonlinecoursessuchasBarbaraMarxHubbard’sAgents of Conscious Evolution,AndrewHar-vey’sChrist PathandThomasHüebl’sAuthentic Awakening. TheShiftNetworkhasalreadyreachedprofitabilityanddonatedmorethan$50,000tononprofits.Dinan’svisionincludesprovidingeducationprogramcertifications;buildingamultimediaplatformofe-zines,mobilephoneappsandwebTVbroadcasts;andeventuallybuildingfacilitiesandintentionalcommunitiestomodelthepossibilitiesofamorehealthy,peaceful,sustainablewayoflife. Fromreadingabookonmeditationtoattendingayogaintensiveortappingintoamultifacetedcommunitystrivingtochangetheworld,wehavemyriadopportunitiestoleadanexaminedlife.Whiletheseekermayhaveapersonalgoalinmind,eachmodeofself-inquirycanexpandoutwardtowardmakingtheworldabetterplace. Hayencouragesusall.“You’vebeencriticizingyourselfforyearsandithasn’tworked.Tryapprovingofyourselfandseewhathappens.”

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Make exercise and rest priorities.Dailyphysi-calactivityridsthebodyoftoxins,increasesbloodcirculationandlowersstresslevels.Asimple30-minutecardioroutinethreetofourtimesaweekstrengthensimmunity.Adequateresthelpsthebodyrecoverandregeneratecells.Adultsneedaminimumofsevenhoursofsleeppernight;childrenmayneedupto13.

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allowingorganstofunctionmoreefficientlyandboostim-munity.Concentrateonpranayama, afocusedandcontrolledtypeofyogicbreathing:Slowlyinhaleandexhalethroughthenostrils,expandingthebelly,ratherthanthechest.

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Eat seasonally. Ourbodynaturallydrivesustoeatheartierfoodslikesweetpotatoes,beetsandwintersquashesincoldermonths—foodsthatsupportimmunitybyprovidingbothfiberandvitaminsAandC.Eatwarmingfoodslikestews,beansandmiso;avoidrawfoods,whichcoolthebodyandstresstheimmunesystem.

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“Bustercametousforareason,”saysAmyBurkert.“Myhusband,Rod,andIwerewalkingourShar-Pei,Ty,inourPhiladelphianeighborhoodwhenaman

warnedusabout‘abig,blackdog’inthealley.Thefriendlyfellowcamehomewithusandafterafruitlesssearchforhisfamily,wedecidedtomakehimpartofours.” In2009,whenthecoupleencountereddifficultyfind-ingavacationhotelthatwouldaccepttheirnew70-poundGermanshepherdasanovernightguest,theydecidedtolaunchGoPetFriendly.com,awebsitethatassistsinfindingtravelaccommodationsforfamilieswithdogsandotherpets.SellingtheirhouseinPennsylvaniaandhittingtheroadina24-foot-longRV,they’venowtraveledto47statestoresearchandqualifycontentforthewebsite;Rodworksfrom“home”andAmywritestheweblog.Theirtravelscheduleflexes,withmoststopslastingonetothreeweeks. “It’snotthelifetwoaccountantswerebankingon,butwecouldn’tbehappier,”shesays,“andweoweitalltoBuster.”Thesitenowlistsmorethan60,000hotels,camp-grounds,restaurants,beaches,dogparksandactivitiesacrosstheU.S.andCanada,plusaroadtripplanner. “Iwokeuponemorningandthought,‘Ican’tfindahusband,soI’llgetadog,’”saysBJGallagher,asociolo-gistandaward-winningauthor.“I’dlivedinmyLosAngeleshousefor16yearsandknewnoneoftheneighbors.WithinsixmonthsofadoptingFanniefromashelter,I’dmetthem

saving animals saves peopleRescue You, Rescue Me

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all.Thankstoher,I’vebecomeafull-fledgedmemberofmycommunity.”Fannie’sChineseheritageincludeschowandPekingesebreeds. Transformationscancomefrommoreunusualpets,aswell.SoonafterSusanM.Tellem,aregisterednurseinMalibu,California,giftedherhusband,Marshall,withtwotortoisesforhisbirthday,thecouplediscoveredtherewasnonationalprotectionprogramforthereptiles.TheystartedAmericanTortoiseRescue(Tortoise.com),anorganizationthathasbeenrescuing,rehabilitatingandprovidingsanctu-arytomorethan3,000waterturtlesandlandtortoisessince1990.Theireducationandawarenessinitiativesforhumanetreatmenthavegoneinternational,aswell. ItwasabirdthatrescuedAprilLeffingwell.ShehadbeendealingwithaseverebackinjurythatnecessitatedpainmedicationandkeptherfromregularworkforsixmonthswhensheandherhusbandvisitedalocalLosAngelespetstore,“togetoutofthehouse.”ShewastouchedbyseeingalargeMoluccancockatoothatwasafflictedwithadamagedclaw.Herhusbandrecognizedhowsherelatedtothebird’sconditionandbroughtIzzihomethenextday. Nowwithjustoneleg,Izzihaslearnedtosleepwhilelyingdowntoresthisotherlimb.“IzziandIfoundeachotherwhenwewerebothbroken,”shesays.“We’vebecomeeachother’ssourceofstrength.Ifhecanlivewithonlyoneleg,Icanlivethroughpain.” Whenmembersofthearmedforcesdeploy,theyoftenhavetofindalternatelivingarrangementsforpetsandmaynotalwaysbesuccessful.KimberlyGauthier,abloggeratKeepTheTailWagging.com,andherex-Armypartnerarese-curingfundingandlayingplanstofosterdogsfordeployedsoldiers.EmailingupdatesandSkypevisitswillaimtoboostthemoraleofboththedogandservicemanorwoman.ThecouplelivesonfiveacresinMarysville,Washington. Ananimal-enrichedenvironmenthasprovedtobehelp-fulforauthorKathyRowe,a20-yearveteranretiredfromthemilitary,andherhusband,Scott,whoalsoretiredfromAirForceservicethatincludedSpecialForcesduty.Theyhavechosentoliveona100-acrefarminTyner,Kentucky.Kathybelievestheirvarietyofresidentrescuedanimals,includ-ingdogs,cats,chickens,turkeysandapotbellypig,allhelpScottindealingwithpost-traumaticstressdisorder. Riding,workingwithandgroominghishorse,Quint,isparticularlyhelpful.“Myhusbandislessfrustrated,hasbetterfocus,islessjumpyandhasfewerflashbacksthanheusedto,”relatesRowe.“Knowingthatourrescuedog,Lola,isguardingthefarm,hefeelshecansleepbetterbecauseshehashisback.” Humansrescueanimals,butanimalsshowupforareason—mosthumanscanusesomerescuing,aswell.

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Likewater,graceseeks itsownlevel. In rescuinganimals,therescuerisoftenalsorescued.Bothliveschangeforthebetter.

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inspiration

“Iftheonlyprayeryousaidinyourwholelifewas,‘Thankyou,’thatwouldsuffice,”amaximfirst

voicedbymysticMeisterEckhart,hasheldtruethroughthecenturies.Whyshouldthissimpleactmeansomuch?Expressinggratitudeworkswonders.

Gratitude reminds us to recognize good people in our life. Theyrangefromlovedonestothosethatrenderakindnesstoastranger.Treasuringgood-nessineveryformbringsmoreofitintoourexperience.

Gratitude turns bad things into good things.Havingproblemsatwork?Begratefultobeemployedandservingothers.Challengeskeeplifeinterest-ing,enhancejudgmentandstrengthencharacter.

Gratitude reminds us of what’s impor-tant. Beinggratefultohaveahealthyfamilyandfriends,ahomeandfoodonthetableputssmallerworriesinperspective.

Gratitude reminds you to say, “Thank you.” Call,emailorstopbytosaythanks…ittakesjustafewminutestoexpressourreasonfordoingso.Peoplelikebeingappreciated.Itcreatesasat-isfyingbeamofmutualhappinessthatshineson.

Habit-Forming TipsHerearesomewaystoovercomeanyinitialdiscomfortfeltinsteppingfor-

wardtothankothers.

Create a morning gratitude session.Takeafewminuteseachmorningtocloseyoureyes,silencetheto-dosandgivethankstowhomeverandwhateveriscauseforgratitude.

Show thanks. Sometimeswethinkaboutsomethinghelpfulorkindthatsomeonedidforusrecentlyorlongago.Makeanote,callthemuporevenbetter,telltheminpersonwithsincereconvictionwhyyoucontinuetobegratefulandap-preciative.Anotheroptionisathank-youcardoremail—keepitshortandsweet.

See the silver lining even in “negative” situations.Therearealwaystwowaystolookatsomething.Wecanperceivesomethingasstressful,harmful,sad,unfortunateanddifficult,orlookforthegoodembeddedinjustaboutevery-thing.Problemsheldinapositivelightfromadifferentperspectivecanbeop-portunitiestogrowandtobecreativeindevisingasolution.

Learn a gratitude prayer. Manysongsandprayers,religiousornot,servetoremindustobegrateful.Findorwriteaspecialoneandpostitinahighlyvisiblespot.

Leo Babauta is the founder of the sim-plicity blog, ZenHabits.net, and author of bestselling e-books Focus,TheLittleGuidetoUn-ProcrastinationandZentoDone.

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We all need iodine, yet most of us don’t get enough of it through our diet. A study in

the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that iodine deficiency in the developed world has increased fourfold in the past 40 years and now affects nearly three-quarters of all adults. Numerous U.S. practicing physicians quoted widely in the media estimate that the incidence of hypothyroidism in our adult population may be between 30 and 70 percent.

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NOTE: All Calendar events must be received by November 10 (for the December issue) and adhere to our guidelines. Email [email protected] for guidelines and to submit entries.

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saturday, novemBer 2Wildlife Photography Workshop – 9am-1pm. $50. CANC encores its popular workshop offer-ing opportunities to photograph various birds and animals with handlers helping onsite. Beginning to advanced photographers. Chattanooga Arboretum & Nature Center, 400 Garden Rd. Info & registration: 423-821-1160 ext. 0.

Fall Back 10K, 5K and Fun Run – 9:15am (5K) & 10:15am (10K). Ringgold High School. Proceeds sponsor scholarships and buy shoes for Catoosa County School System kids in need. Info: Scenic-CityMultiSportLLC.com.

Good World Goods “Meet the Artists” open house – 5pm. Champagne reception features canvas and sculpture works by several of Chattanooga’s award-winning artists plus local emerging artists. Bring non-perishable donation for Chattanooga Area Food Bank. Good World Goods fair trade store, 8021 East Brainerd Rd., Chattanooga. Info: GoodWorldGoods.com.

Party Like a Rockstar in the 1980’s – 6:30-11pm. American Lung Association’s annual Quest for a Cure dinner. Music by ’80s tribute band Rubiks Groove. The Chattanoogan Hotel, 1201 Broad St. Info: ChattanooganHotel.com.

Night Paddle – 7:30-10pm. $15 CANC mem-bers/$20 nonmembers. Guided nocturnal canoe trip up Lookout Creek to explore native flora and fauna of the valley. Bring a head lamp and bug spray. Lim-ited space; pre-registration necessary. Chattanooga Arboretum & Nature Center, 400 Garden Rd. Info & registration: 423-821-1160 ext. 0.

Pumpkin Smash: A Fall Harvest Festival – Crab-tree Farms, 1000 E. 30th St., Chattanooga. Info: 423-493-9155 or CrabtreeFarms.org.

Head of the Hooch – Nov. 2-3. Ross’s Landing, downtown Chattanooga. One of the world’s largest rowing regattas, with 2,000+ boats racing over two days. Info: HeadOfTheHooch.org.

sunday, novemBer 3First Sunday Free Introductory Yoga Class at ClearSpring Yoga – 2:30pm. Experience the yoga community and find out what yoga can do for you.

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sundayFlow Yoga – 10-11:30am. All levels with Beth Daugherty. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Unity of Chattanooga Service – 11am. Discover Unity’s message of positive, practical Christianity, and experience the warmth of God’s unconditional love. 604 Black St., Chattanooga. Info: 423-755-7990 or UnityOfChattanooga.org.

$7 Community Yoga Hour – 2:30 pm with Amy Bockman and 6:30 pm with Maggie White. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpring Yoga.com.

First Sunday Intro Yoga Classes – 2:30-3:30 pm. Teachers rotate. No charge. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Yoga for Recovery – 6:15 pm with Tom Bodkin. Cost $5. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

mondayYoga Fundamentals – 10-11:15am. With Cecilia Keefer. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or Clear SpringYoga.com.

Flow Yoga – 11:30am-12:30pm. All levels with Howard Brown. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Dojo Chattanooga – Adult Kenpo 1-2pm; Youth Kenpo 4:30-5:30pm; Fitness Kickboxing 5:30-6pm; Warrior Fit 6-6:30pm; Adult Kenpo 6:30-7:30pm; Wing Chun 7:30-8:30pm. Beginners welcome. 323 Cherokee Blvd., Chattanooga. Info: 423-267-0855.

Walk-In Acupuncture Sessions – 1-6pm. Distal points used; patients remain fully clothed in a comfortable recliner in a large room with other

clients. $15-40, depending on family income (no verification needed); $10 extra first visit. Cash and checks only. Margie J. Wesley, LAc, Nutrition World Wellness Center, 6245 Vance Rd. Ste. 4, Chattanooga. Info: 423-596-9024 or FourSeasons Acupuncture.com.

All Levels Yoga – 5:30-6:45 pm. With Tom Bodkin. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com

Yoga for Ease of Movement – 5:30-6:45 pm. With Sallie Beckes. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Safe Yoga for Round Bodies – 7-8:15pm. With Amy Bockmon. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Learn to be a Massage Therapist – 28-week class at East Tennessee’s oldest massage school. Mas-sage Institute of Cleveland, 2321 N. Ocoee St., Cleveland. Info: 423-559-0380.

tuesdayFlow Yoga – 8:30-9:30am. All levels with Candy Eddinger. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Yoga for Flex-Ability – 10:15-11:30am. With Sallie Beckes. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

YinYoga – 11:45am-1pm. With Candy Eddinger. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpring Yoga.com.

Dojo Chattanooga – Warrior Fit 12:30-1pm; Wing Chun 1-2pm; Youth Kenpo 4:30-5:30pm; Fitness Kickboxing 5:30-6pm; Warrior Fit 6-6:30pm; Wing Chun 6:30-7:30pm; Adult Kenpo 7:30-8:30pm. Beginners welcome. 323 Cherokee Blvd., Chattanooga. Info: 423-267-0855.

50+ Yoga with Sue Reynolds – 2-3:15pm. User-friendly yoga for those aged 50+. Flexibility, strengthening, relaxation and renewal of energy. One hour of breath and movement followed by 15 minutes of meditation. $5 drop-in. Nutrition World Wellness Center, behind Nutrition World, 6201 Lee Hwy., Chattanooga. Info: 423-316-9642 or [email protected].

Zumba Fitness classes with Ana Oritz – 4:30-5:30pm. Latin-inspired, easy-to-follow, high-energy dance burns calories for losing weight and getting fit. Nutrition World Wellness Center, behind Nutrition World, 6201 Lee Hwy., Chat-tanooga. Info: 423-326-4331 or [email protected].

Flow Yoga – 5:30-6:45pm. All levels with Jenny Mac Merrill. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market

St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Yin Yoga – 5:30-6:45pm. With Elizabeth Townsend. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107 , Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Power Yoga – 5:30-6:45pm. Energetic range of flowing movement; appropriate for everyone. Nutrition World, 6201 Lee Hwy., Chattanooga. Info: 423-892-4085 or NutritionW.com.

Flow/Restorative Yoga with Mina Chong – 6:15-7:30pm. $10 per class or 11 classes for $100. Nutrition World, 6201 Lee Hwy., Chattanooga. Info: 423-503-9351.

Managing Reactions to Traumatic Stress – 6:30pm. Educate self and significant others on the effects of PTSD. Clinic, support group fol-low workshop. Free. Dr. Savannah JG or Margie Wesley, 6074 E. Brainerd Rd., Chattanooga. Info: 423-883-5463.

$7 Community Yoga Hour – 7-8pm. With Mag-gie White. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

wednesdayKripalu Gentle Yoga – 9:30-10:45am. With Sallie Beckes. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Sitting Silent – 11:15-11:45am. With Janka Livoncova. No charge. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Intermediate Yoga – 11:45am-1pm. With Janka Livoncova. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Yoga in Japanese with Mina Chong – Noon-1pm. $8 per class. Nutrition World, 6201 Lee Hwy., Chattanooga. Info: 423-503-9351.

Dojo Chattanooga – Adult Kenpo 1-2pm; Youth Kenpo 4:30-5:30pm; Fitness Kickboxing 5:30-6pm; Warrior Fit 6-6:30pm; Adult Kenpo 6:30-7:30pm; Wing Chun 7:30-8:30pm. Beginners welcome. 323 Cherokee Blvd., Chattanooga. Info: 423-267-0855.

Mindful Yoga with Annie Harpe – 5:30pm. $10 per class. Nutrition World, 6201 Lee Hwy., Chat-tanooga. Info: 423-598-8802.

Yoga Fundamentals – 5:30-6:45pm. With Chris-tine Mashburn. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Intermediate Yoga – 5:30-6:45pm. With Amy Bockmon. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

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Prenatal Yoga – 5:45-7pm. With Beth Daugherty. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpring Yoga.com.

thursdayMusical Meditation – 8-8:30am. With Annie Harpe. Non-directed. Instruments change weekly. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpring Yoga.com.

Flow Yoga – 8:30-9:30am. All levels with Annie Harpe. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or Clear SpringYoga.com.

Yoga for Well-Being – 10-11am. With Sallie Beckes. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Dojo Chattanooga – Warrior Fit 12:30-1pm; Wing Chun 1-2pm; Youth Kenpo 4:30-5:30pm; Fitness Kickboxing 5:30-6pm; Warrior Fit 6-6:30pm; Wing Chun 6:30-7:30pm; Adult Kenpo 7:30-8:30pm. Beginners welcome. 323 Cherokee Blvd., Chattanooga. Info: 423-267-0855.

Walk-In Acupuncture Sessions – 1-6pm. See Monday listing for details. Margie J. Wesley, LAc, Nutrition World Wellness Center, 6245 Vance Rd. Ste. 4, Chattanooga. Info: 423-596-9024 or FourSeasonsAcupuncture.com.

50+ Yoga with Anita Gaddy – 2-3:15pm. User-friendly yoga for those aged 50+. Flexibility, strengthening, relaxation and renewal of energy. One hour of breath and movement followed by 15 minutes of meditation. $5 drop-in. Nutrition World Wellness Center, behind Nutrition World, 6201 Lee Hwy., Chattanooga. Info: NutritionW.com.

Zumba Fitness classes with Ana Oritz – 4:30-5:30pm. Latin-inspired, easy-to-follow, high-

energy dance burns calories for losing weight and getting fit. Nutrition World Wellness Center, behind Nutrition World, 6201 Lee Hwy., Chat-tanooga. Info: 423-326-4331 or [email protected].

Yin Yoga – 5:30-7pm. With Tammy Burns. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpring Yoga.com.

Flow Yoga – 5:30-7pm. All levels with Jenny Mac Merrill. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Flow/Restorative Yoga with Mina Chong – 6:15-7:30pm. $10 per class or 11 classes for $100. Nutrition World, 6201 Lee Hwy., Chattanooga. Info: 423-503-9351.

Body Massage – One full-hour body massage for $25. The Massage Institute of Cleveland, 2321 N. Ocoee St., Cleveland. Info: 423-559-0380.

fridayMorning Flow Yoga – 6:30-7:30am. All levels with Howard Brown. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Yoga Fundamentals – 10-11:15am. With Cecilia Keefer. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or Clear SpringYoga.com.

Slow Flow – 11:30am-12:45pm. With April Turk. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpring Yoga.com.

$7 Community Yoga Hour – 4-5pm. With Lauryn Higgins. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

Dojo Chattanooga – Fencing 4:30-5:30pm ; Wing Chun 5:30-6:30pm. Beginners welcome. 323 Cherokee Blvd., Chattanooga. Info: 423-267-0855.

saturdayAll Levels – 9-10:15am. With Anthony Crutcher. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpring Yoga.com.

Dojo Chattanooga – Fencing 9:30-10:30am; Fitness Kickboxing 10:30-11am; Warrior Fit 11-11:30am; Adult Kenpo 11:30am-12:30pm; Wing Chun 1-2pm. Beginners welcome. 323 Cherokee Blvd., Chattanooga. Info: 423-267-0855.

Zumba Fitness classes with Ana Oritz – 10-11am. Latin-inspired, easy-to-follow, high-energy dance burns calories for losing weight and getting fit. Nutrition World Wellness Center, behind Nutri-tion World, 6201 Lee Hwy., Chattanooga. Info: 423-326-4331 or [email protected].

Yoga Fundamentals – 10:30-11:45 am. With Amy Bockmon. ClearSpring Yoga, 105 N. Market St. Ste. 107, Chattanooga. Info: 423-266-3539 or ClearSpringYoga.com.

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Holisticveterinarian,certifiedveterinary acupuncturist, vet-erinary chiropractor integrat-ingconventional andalterna-tivetherapiesforcatsanddogs.Smallanimalnutritionconsult-ingand food therapy.Equineacupuncturetherapy.

Jo mills pet groomiNgChattanooga Holistic Animal Institute918 East Main St.Chattanooga, TN 37408423-531-8899

Offeringgreengrooming, in-cluding relaxing hydro-mas-sage baths with all-naturalEarthBathproducts.Certifiedgroomingforallcaninebreeds,aswellascats.

astrologylilAN lAisHley, pHdCenter for Mindful Living1212 McCallie Ave.Chattanooga, TN [email protected]

Astrologerandcounselorwithextensiveeducationandexpe-riencehelpsyougaingreaterself-understanding. Explorework, relationships, children,career and life purpose.Ap-pointments for birth chart,chartcomparison,currentcy-cles, counseling, classes andmentoring.

Bio-identiCal hormone replaCement

full circle medicAl ceNterCharles C. Adams, MD4085 Cloud Springs Rd.Ringgold, GA 30736706-861-7377DrPrevent.com

Foroveradecade,FullCircleMedicalCenterhascontinuedto helpmen andwomen gettheiryouthbackbybalancinghormonesnaturallywith bio-identical hormones.See ad, page 9.

solutioNs pHArmAcy4632 Hwy. 58 N.Chattanooga, TN 37416423-894-0423SolutionsPharmacy.com

Bio-identical hormones canreplacenaturalhormonesthatdecreaseasyouage,affectingproper body function.Checkwithyourdoctororcompound-ing pharmacy to see if bio-identical hormones are rightforyou.See ad, page 3.

ChiropraCtiCiNspire cHiroprActicRebecca Klein, DCJoseph Klein, DC, Activator Certified, Webster-certified400 E. Main Ste. 140 BChattanooga, TN 37408423-834-7125 InspireChiro.com

At Inspire Chiropractic ourpurposeisaboutliving.We’reonamissiontoserve,inspireand educate families to takeaction in theirhealth throughchiropracticcare.Letourfam-ily take care of your family.See ad, page 8.

sigNAl mouNtAiN cHiroprActicChris Bearden, DC, CCEPKristina Bearden, DC, Webster-certified1807 Taft Hwy. Ste. 3Signal Mountain, TN 37377423-886-3330 (o)423-886-4440 (f)SignalMountainChiropractic.com

Dr.ChrisBeardenspecializesinsportsinjuries, rehabilita-tion and athleticperformance en-hancement . Dr.

KristinaBeardenspecializesinmaternitycareandpediatrics.Theirmissionistoprovidequality,per-sonalized care, guiding each patient to optimumhealth.See ad, page 16.

Colon therapystillpoiNt HeAltH AssociAtesJune Carver DrennonJanelle Wilde1312-B Hanover St.Chattanooga, TN 37405423-756-2443

Dedicated to improvinghealththroughcolonicir-rigation,cellulardetoxify-ing foot baths,massageand lymphatic therapy.Additionaltherapiesavail-ableincludeindividualandfamily counseling, and

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AsAlA ceNterLauryn and Diana Peterson, certified Constructive Living instructorsZanzibar Studio600 Georgia Ave. Ste. B (downstairs)Chattanooga, TN 37402423-653-4478Constructive.LivingTN@gmail.comAsalaCenter.comAsalaCenter.blogspot.com

ConstructiveLiving is apracticallifewaybasedonJapanesetherapiesMoritaandNaikan.ConstructiveLivinginstructionutilizesrealisticandmindfultoolsand exercises tohelp thestudentmake changes inhisorherdailylife.

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leArNiNgrx 2040 Hamilton Place Blvd. Ste. 780Chattanooga, TN 37421423-305-1599LearningRx.com/chattanooga-eastFacebook.com/chattlrxTwitter.com/learningrxchatt

LearningRx’s targeted brain-trainingworkswithchildren and adults to treat the cause of learningstruggles, includingAD/HD, dyslexia and otherdifficulties,bystrengthening theskills thatdeter-minehowwellone learns, reads, remembersandthinks.See ad, page 9.

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Amobile gametruckwithwide-screen high-defTVs in front ofcustom stadium

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eduCationteNNessee river gorge trust535 Chestnut St. Ste. 214Chattanooga, TN 37402423-266-0314TRGT.org

For30+years,TRGThasworkedtoprotecttheecologicaldiversity,beautyandhistoryoftheTennes-seeRiverGorge throughprotec-tion,educationandthepromotionofgoodlandstewardship.See ad, page 17.

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home serviCes well kempt cottAgeInspired residential servicesJulie NelsonChattanooga, [email protected]

WellKemptCottage offers avarietyofspecializedservicestocreateharmonyanddelightthroughoutyourhome:profes-sional home organization;repurposingof aestheticsanddécor to create flow; homestaging; environmentally re-sponsible,nontoxiccleaning.

health Foods and nutrition

NutritioN worldEd Jones6201 Lee Hwy.Chattanooga, TN 37421423-892-4085NutritionW.com

LocatedatLeeHighwayandVanceRoad,NutritionWorldoffersChattanooga’smostcompleteselectionofvitamins,herbs,proteins,weight-lossandjoint-supportproducts,athleticsupple-ments,alkalineproductsandothernaturalhealthproducts.

See ad, pages 2 & 40.

villAge mArket5002 University Dr.Collegedale, TN 37315423-236-2300VillageMarketCollegedale.com

Over50yearsprovidingnaturalfoods,bulkitems,herbs,vita-minsandveganproductsalongwiththearea’slargestselectionofvegetarianmeats.Excellentproduce, fresh-baked goodsand 20,000+ grocery itemscreate a complete shoppingexperience.See ad, page 5.

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Massage therapist wanted.FourSeasonsWellness center is looking for amassage therapist to round out ourwell-nessteamwhichincludesanacupuncturist,aesthetician,andlifecoach/counselor.Spaceincludesacommonreceptionarea,andofficespace.Accesstoacommunityroomwheresmall classes can be held,washer/dryer,wireless internet,andsomestoragespace.Communityhousekeepingisrequired.Formore information callMargieWesley at423-883-5462or423-596-9024.

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martial artsdoJo cHAttANoogATrevor Haines323 Cherokee Blvd.Chattanooga, TN [email protected]

Trevor Haines teaches themartialartsWingChunKungFu and FiveAnimalKenpoKarate.Excellent for self-de-fense and overall wellness,martial arts develop physicalandmental confidence anddiscipline.

massage therapymAssAge iNstitute of clevelANd4009 Keith St. Ste. 207Cleveland, TN 37311423-559-0380

Massage Institute ofCleve-land,EastTennessee’soldestcontinuously operatingmas-sage school. 28-week-longday or evening program.$3,400tuitionincludesbooks.No-interest payment plans.VA-approved.Discountmas-sageclinicopentopublic.

NortH sHore mAssAge & BodyworkAmber Holt, AAS, LMT620 Cherokee Boulevard Chattanooga, TN 37405423-443-6861AmberHoltTherapy.com

LetAmber’s healing handstargetandloosenbodilystressandtensionwhilehelpingtogetrid of pain. Specializing inneuromuscular therapy, struc-tural integration,myofascialrelease and reflexology.Dis-counts available after initialvisit.

restorAtive Body tHerApiesCarol Bieter, LMT, CNMT243 Signal Mountain Rd. Ste. EChattanooga, TN 37405423-605-4855RestorativeBodyTherapies.com

Licensedmassagetherapistandcertifiedneuromuscularthera-pistoffersawiderangeofre-laxationandtreatmentmassagetechniques including neuro-muscular therapy,myofascialreleaseandReiki.Certifiedandextensively trained in sportsmassage.See ad, page 13.

reFlexologytHerApeutic refleXologyKenda Komula 207 Woodland Ave.Chattanooga, TN 37402423-400-9175

Experienced; certified inOriginal InghamMethod.Worksonthehandsandfeet.Reflexology increases nerveandbloodsupplyandcircula-tiontothewholebody,balanc-ingandhelpingitnormalize.Calmingsessionsdesignedforindividualneeds.

salonsBANANA tree orgANic sAloN6116 Shallowford Rd.Chattanooga, TN 37421423-553-6773BananaTreeSalon.comFacebook.com/BananaTreeSalon

Healthy, vibrant hair colorwithout the chemicals!OnlyatBananaTreeOrganicSalon.Relaxingmassages,all-organ-ic facials, Pedispa pedicuresandcomplimentarydrinks.

thermographystillpoiNt HeAltH AssociAtes June Carver DrennonJanelle Wilde 1312-B Hanover St.Chattanooga, TN 37405423-756-2443

Dedicated to improvinghealththroughthermogra-phy, colonic irrigation,cellular detoxifying footbaths,massage and lym-phatictherapy.Additionaltherapiesavailableincludeindividual and family

counseling,andEmotionalFreedomTechnique.See ad, page 7.

yogacleArspriNg yogA105 N. Market St.Chattanooga, TN 37405423-266-3539ClearSpringYoga.com

Chattanooga’soriginalstu-dio since 1999, offering arangeofclassessevendaysa week for all ages andabilities. Small class size,personalized attention, be-ginner-friendly.Comebeapart of this vibrant yogacommunity.See ad, page 27.

holistiC dentistrysmiles of cHAttANoogARobert J. Gallien, DDS4620 Hwy. 58Chattanooga, TN 37416423-208-9783SmileChattanooga.com

Catering topatients’personalneedswith awhole-bodyap-proach.Dr.Gallienofferstestsfor sensitivities tocommonlyuseddentalmaterialsandusesonly biocompatiblematerialsto restore beautiful, natural-looking teeth. Offering re-moval ofmercury-silver fill-ings.See ad, page 17.

homeopathytools for HeAliNg, llc423-899-6288CustomerService@ToolsForHealing.comToolsForHealing.com

Offering500+productsincludingozonators, farinfrared, hand-craftedmountainherbs,organicbodycare,waterandairpurification, nutritional

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integrative mediCineeAst BrAiNerd iNterNAl mediciNeTerry W. Smith, MD 1720 Gunbarrel Rd. Ste. 110 Chattanooga, TN 37421423-899-5241

Infamilypracticefor23yearsinChattanooga.Recognizingthe genetic and biochemicalindividuality of each patient,Dr. Smith uses traditionalmedicineandnutritionalthera-piestotrytodeterminethebestoutcomeforeachpatient.

full circle medicAl ceNterCharles C. Adams, MD4085 Cloud Springs Rd.Ringgold, GA 30736706-861-7377DrPrevent.com

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