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Loudon/Monroe Community Group
Wednesday,
May 28
(4th Wed.)
7 pm, Rarity Bay Community Info Ctr.
The meetings will be held at the
Rarity Bay Community Information Center unless otherwise indicated. As you
enter Rarity Bay, proceed a short distance (approx. one block). The
Information Center is the second building on the right. $5 donation for
non-members.
Topic: Oxidative Stress and Its Impact on our Health
Presenter: Dr. Joseph Holiday, MD
Don’t worry if you are not exactly sure what oxidative
stress is. Dr. Holiday will teach us all about it. Oxidative stress has a
major negative impact on our health. The cumulative effect of oxidative
stress affects each person differently. Common ways that it can impact us
include Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Arthritis, Cancer,
Cardiovascular Disease, and Neuro-Degenerative diseases like Parkinson’s
Disease, Alzheimer Disease, ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease), and Multiple
Sclerosis. Dr. Holiday will help us to understand oxidative stress and
teach us what we can do to decrease its affect on our bodies. Dr. Holiday
is a practicing physician in Athens, TN specializing in vascular, thoracic
and general surgery. In addition to usual medical procedures, he also uses
Chelation therapy and nutritional and vitamin therapies in his practice.
A drawing will be held for a $35 certificate for Sunrider herbal
nutritional products donated
by Diane Minch.
For more info or directions (see below) or
contact:
Diane Minch (423 884 6031)
DianeMinch@hotmail.com or Robin Galick, (423 884 6864)
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CHEO Knoxville Meeting
Monday, June 2, 2008 (1st Monday) 7 p.m.
at Parkwest Medical Center
in the classrooms.
$5 donation for non-members. Parkwest Hospital, 9352 Park West
Blvd.
Tami Freedman (CHEO President 2007-2008):
"Mercury, Vaccines and Autism, Is There A Connection?"
The
2007-2008 President of CHEO, Tami Freedman is going to give you a quick
glimpse into the side of vaccines you don't hear much about in today's
media, speaking on "What Your Doctor May NOT Tell You About
Children's Vaccinations," and "Autism IS Treatable." She’ll be
addressing the questions: “Is there PROOF that vaccines and mercury have
something to do with the epidemic rise in autism?” “What do the studies
really say?” “Are there studies you don't hear about?” “And are there
treatments during a "small" window of opportunity that your doctor and
insurance company should be promoting?”
Contact Tami at:
TamiFreedman@aol.com,
706-866-1074. Tami has spent years in Autism and Vaccine Awareness, worked
with the Tennessee State Legislation seeking a ban on mercury in infant and
pregnant mom vaccines, and leads an online Vaccine Awareness group with 180
people, has given out over 4000 Autism Fliers and maintains websites with
autism and vaccine information at:
http://AutismFliers.tripod.com,
http://TN4SaferVaccines.tripod.com,
and
http://TamiHealth.tripod.com
For more info, contact: Charles West, LMT
MassageWorks,
www.MassageWorksTN.com (865) 694-3144
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Loudon/Monroe Community Group
Wednesday,
June 25
(4th Wed.)
7 pm, Rarity Bay Community Info Ctr.
The meetings will be held at the
Rarity Bay Community Information Center unless otherwise indicated. As you
enter Rarity Bay, proceed a short distance (approx. one block). The
Information Center is the second building on the right. $5 donation for
non-members.
Topic: Personalized Medicine-Treating the Whole Person
Presenter: Dr. Diana Sarkar, MD
Dr. Sarkar feels that the medicine of the
twenty-first century should be individual not disease diagnosis
with a ”one size fits all” treatment protocol. Dr. Sarkar will
share her ideas with us on how it is possible to have integrative
medical consultation that will treat the whole person. This is a
holistic approach that allows for a safe and supportive
environment for the healing process, and guidance for self
development and self healing. Some of the therapies and modalities
that might be used to individualize treatments include but are not
limited to medical acupuncture, herbal medicine as an adjunct to
traditional medications, preventive medicine, lifestyle and stress
management, counseling and biofeedback, manual therapies,
nutritional and supplement counseling, mind-body techniques for
wellness and guidance in learning to live effectively with chronic
Illness. Dr. Sarkar will focus on how to partner with illness and
injuries to facilitate healing. Dr. Sarkar has an active practice
in Knoxville .She most commonly uses therapies that are an adjunct
to a patient’s regular medical care from his/her primary care
physician thereby being able to treat the whole person.
A drawing will be held for a free one hour in home massage donated
by Jackie Culp, LMT.
For more info or directions (see below) or
contact:
Diane Minch (423 884 6031)
DianeMinch@hotmail.com or Robin Galick, (423 884 6864)
DIRECTIONS TO MEETINGS:
PARKWEST MEDICAL CENTER, 9352 PARK WEST BLVD.
is off of Cedar Bluff in West Knoxville.
From I-40 West,
take the Exit 378-Cedar Bluff Exit. Turn left
on N. Cedar Bluff Rd. Next Traffic light go straight. Next traffic light,
turn left onto Park West Blvd. Stay in the left lane, you will have to turn
left into the parking lot of the Physician’s Plaza. Park as close to the
right hand corner of the buildings as you facing the Tower. There is a door
located in the corner to the right of the Tower that connects the Tower to
Parkwest.
From I-40 East,
Take Cedar Bluff Road Exit 378B. At the traffic
light, turn left onto Executive Park Drive, at the next traffic light go
straight, you will be on Park West Blvd. Follow the above directions.
If you have questions,
please contact: Charles West, LMT of
MassageWorks,
www.MassageWorksTN.com (865) 694-3144
LOUDON / MONROE COUNTY
The meetings are at the Rarity Bay
Community Information Center unless
otherwise indicated. As you enter Rarity Bay, proceed a short
distance (approximately one block). The Information Center is the
second building on the right. If you pass the Equestrian Center or
reach the gate attendant, you missed it.
Directions to Rarity Bay: From I-75,
exit #72 which is Hwy 72 (towards and through Loudon) for exactly 13 miles.
Turn Left into Rarity Bay. From Hwy 411, go West on Hwy 72 for
2.5 miles. Make a right at the Rarity Bay entrance.
If you have questions or need specific directions
from your locale, please contact a Loudon / Monroe CHEO Co-Director. Diane
Minch (423 884 6031) Robin Galick, (423 884 6864)
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