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 supporting complementary and
 natural health care practices for the
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   February 2010 CHEO Newsletter
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Message from CHEO Leader:
   

     
 


 
From the desk of

Mary Ann Collins
CHEO of Greater
Knoxville Area, President 2010

Directory Chair / Membership

(865) 458-1076

admacollins@bellsouth.net  cookbookmcollins@msn.com

 
Dear CHEO Members and Friends,

I am honored to serve as your New Knoxville 2010 President. We are looking forward to continued growth & outreach in our communities this year. Our membership base offers a wide variety of wonderful Alternative Modalities & offers great networking opportunities.

In the past year I have seen an awakening of the general public looking for more options, thus being more pro-active where their health is concerned. Together we are creating awareness that they do have alternative choices. With this information they can make better decisions of what is best for them.

I would encourage you to attend our educational meetings & to invite others. Remember to send in your wellness-related events to be posted on the CHEO website or in the calendar of events. We welcome all volunteer’s for special projects and continuing committee activities.

Our goal is to educate people and bridge the gap between Traditional and Alternative Medicine. We believe collaboration between conventional and alternative healthcare providers facilitates optimal healthcare and enhances well-being.

Thank you for your participation. Together we are making a positive difference in people’s lives.

Sincerely,
Mary Ann Collins
CHEO of Greater Knoxville Area, President 2010

 

   

    

Holistic Calendar:  
 
Visit our CHEO Calendar to see events, meetings & seminars in the Greater Chattanooga and Knoxville
areas:   www.4cheo.org/calendar_info.htm.



Email TamiFreedman@aol.com with Calendar items you wish to have included. Please send more than two weeks before event and send in word document or email text. CHEO retains the right to edit or include or not include any item.

 

 



Knoxville Events:

LOUDON COUNTY -- CHEO Monthly Meeting
   Wednesday, January 27, 7 pm      (last Wednesday)
"Holistic Approaches for Bladder and Prostate Health"

         Presenter: Ragi Doggweiler, M.D.

Some people make it happen, some people watch it happen and some people say “What Happened?” We have choices we can make to be passive observers regarding our body and life or we can be in charge of our health and well being. Dr. Ragi Doggweiler, M.D. will discuss complementary approaches to the treatment of several diseases that she focuses on in her clinical practice and research. These include Urinary Tract infections, Chronic Prostatitis, Chronic pelvic pain, Interstitial
Cystitis, Voiding Dysfunction and Enlarged Prostate. Is it enough to treat the sick organ or is it more appropriate to treat the whole person? What can you do to keep a healthy urinary tract and prevent
incidence of dis-ease. Complementary medicine views dis-ease as an imbalance within the body that stems from a breakdown of the connection among mind, body, spirit and environment.


Dr. Ragi Doggweiler is Associate Professor of Urology at UT. She is certified by the American Board of Integrative and Holistic Medicine. Her goal is to integrate traditional and alternative medicine,
especially in the treatment of chronic diseases. A drawing will be held for a Qivana System donated by Kathy Cormier.


Location: Rarity Bay Community Information Center, Hwy 72.  If you have questions or need specific directions from your locale, please contact a Loudon/Monroe CHEO Co-Director: Diane Minch (423) 884-6031, DianeMinch@hotmail.com

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KNOXVILLE CHAPTER -- CHEO Monthly Meeting
     
Monday, February 1, 7 pm: 
(first Monday)
"The Science & Experience of Meditation for Stress
          Management"

      Presenter: Dr. James Lawler, PhD

Dr. Lawler is a professor of Neuroscience and head of the Psychology Department at UT.  He is also a certified teacher of the American Medical Society.  He frequently teaches mantra based meditation techniques in small group classes.  Dr. Lawler will educate us about the physiological basis and benefits of meditation.   Research reveals wonderful results for stress management.  You will have an opportunity to experience the techniques Dr. Lawler uses as he leads us through a brief meditation procedure, which will teach us how to let go of thoughts in our lives to find peace, even in the midst of the hectic pace we all maintain. A drawing will be held for a one hour Yamuna Body Rolling session donated by Val Whiting, LMT.

Location: Park West Hospital classrooms, Knoxville.  Contact: DianeMinch@hotmail.com.

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LOUDON COUNTY -- CHEO Monthly Meeting
    Wednesday, February 24, 7 pm: 
(last Wednesday)
 "Ageless Agility: Based on the Feldenkrais Method"
        Presenter: Debbie Ashton, MS (Dance and Movement)

Do you need to learn a new and more efficient and effortless way of moving to reduce stress or strain on an over used, injured or painful part of your body? Do you want to move more efficiently to improve your performance in a sport or everyday activity? Perhaps a golf swing, a tennis serve or your gardening posture could use improvement. Debbie Ashton, a certified Feldenkrais practitioner for 21 years, will educate us about Feldenkrais and explain how it can be used for pain management and peak performance. Feldenkrais consists of unique gentle movement sequences to help hip, spine and shoulders become more mobile and “lubricated” due to improved synovial fluid production. This will be done in chairs or standing so everyone can benefit. A drawing will be held for a complementary ‘hands on” one hour Feldenkrais session with Debbie Ashton.

Location: Rarity Bay Community Information Center, Hwy 72.  If you have questions or need specific directions from your locale, please contact a Loudon/Monroe CHEO Co-Director: Diane Minch (423) 884-6031, DianeMinch@hotmail.com.


DIRECTIONS TO MEETINGS:
 
KNOXVILLE MEETINGS
PARKWEST MEDICAL CENTER, 9352 Park West Blvd. (
off of Cedar Bluff in W. 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, or need specific directions from your locale, please contact:
Diane Minch (423) 884-6031,
DianeMinch@hotmail.com

LOUDON / MONROE COUNTY MEETINGS
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
Diane Minch (423 884 6031) Robin Galick, (423 884 6864)

 

 



Chattanooga Events:

NETWORK Meeting for Practitioners

    (Public also invited!)

Sunday, Feb. 21, 2010
(3rd Sunday) at MMTC, 2-4 pm
 
Growing Your Holistic Business in Tough
   Economic Times

Presenter, Dr. John Ross, D.C., and
CHEO Chattanooga 2010 President writes:


Greetings from the Chattanooga Chapter of CHEO,

As the newly elected president of CHEO in Chattanooga I am contacting you personally to let you know of the direction that I and the Board of Directors are trying to take our organization.  The purpose of CHEO is to educate the public about complementary, holistic, alternative and integrative health practices.  With the hot topic being National Health Care and its emphasis on the traditional Medical approach I feel it imperative that we educate our members on how to get the CHEO mission out to the public and educate our non-members on a more natural approach to health and healthy lifestyles.

With this in mind you need to know that the Chattanooga CHEO monthly meetings are directed toward educating our members on how to network with other businesses and put forth the message of CHEO.  Our next meeting is February 21, 2010 at Miller-Motte in Chattanooga.  The meeting goes from 2 PM to 4 PM.  The first hour is spent in training and educating; the second hour is spent in networking with those in attendance.  Please attend, bring your business cards and brochures.

John Ross, D.C.
CHEO President
Ross Chiropractic Clinic
Lee Parkway Professional Building
105 Lee Parkway Drive, Suite F
Chattanooga, TN 37421-6708
(423) 954-9591

"When Your Spine's In Line You'll Feel Fine."TM

 
For more info: Dr John Ross docross@mindspring.com 423-954-9591


Meetings are the 3rd Sunday of the Month, 2-4 P.M. at Miller-Motte Technical College (MMTC) at 6020 Shallowford Rd. near Hwy 153.

Directions to Miller-Motte Technical College (MMTC): 

Take I-75 to Hwy 153 exit to Chickamauga Dam/Airport.  Take that exit - going NORTH several miles on Hwy 153. Take the Shallowford Road exit. Turn right on Shallowford Road.  Take 1st right between first two car places (directly across from Waffle House) into Friars Branch Crossing - if you come to Shallowford Post Office - on right - you've gone too far.  Once you turn into Friar's Branch, pass several buildings including WFLI and Southern Lighting.  Miller Motte is a building on the left visible from Hwy 153.  There should be CHEO signs we put up prior to our monthly educational CHEO meetings.

 

 



WEB Member Directories: 

Please visit our CHEO Web Directories at Member Directory: alphabetized listing of members (like white pages in phone book): www.4cheo.org/members.asp

and Find-A-Practitioner Directory (like yellow pages):
              www.4cheo.org/directory.asp?page=practitioners


 

 


New CHEO Boards of Directors:
We wish to welcome all the new members on both chapters boards of directors and wish you all success in 2010!

KNOXVILLE:
Mary Ann Collins,
2010
Knoxville President

Directory Chair / Membership
admacollins@bellsouth.net

Jenny Mason, ND
2010 Knoxville Vice President

Knoxville Chapter Co-Director
jenny.mason@mac.com   

Natalie Kurylo, DC
Treasurer
 
nkurylo@me.com   

Valerie Whiting, LMT
Secretary

valeriewhiting@tds.net

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Michael Betz, PhD  
(Professor Emeritus, University of Tennessee)
Knoxville Co-Director
mbetz@utk.edu  

Mary Jane Campbell
Knoxville Hospitality Chair 
mjcbodytalker@yahoo.com    


 Ragi Dogweiler, MD

Knoxville Co-Director
rdoggwei@utmck.edu

Karen Hamilton

Publicity Chair
tnflutist@gmail.com   

Chriss Lackey
Special Events Chair
chriss@emts4u.com

Teresa Lamb
Holistic Health Fair Chair
tkslamb@msn.com   

Diane Minch, BS (Health and P.E.)
(CHEO Knox president 2009)
Director of Programming-Loudon/Monroe,
Communications Chair  
DianeMinch@hotmail.com 

Dale Smithandrews
Loudon /
Monroe Hospitality Chair
laurendale43@gmail.com   


CHATTANOOGA:

John Ross, DC
2010 Chattanooga President,
Networking
docross@mindspring.com 

Lynne Higgins BS MX
2010 Chattanooga Vice President,
Print Directory, Education, lynne.123@comcast.net   

Valerie Bowers
Secretary,
Education
bowers@comcast.net  

Diane McCluskey
Treasurer

DMM@MoneyBusinessInc.com

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Karen Bianchi
Membership Chair, Events
bianchikaren@att.net

Mary Alice Crapo
Community Outreach / Clinics

maryalicecrapo@comcast.net  

Pete Gammon
Publicity Co-Chair, Events pete_gammon@yahoo.com    

Phillip Gawthrup DC
chatdc@comcast.net


Isabella Goll
Social Networking Chair
isabellagoll@gmail.com   

Sue Gridley, PhD 
Ask CHEO Column sue.gridley@gmail.com   

Fred Harrison
Media, Events
fbozarus@aol.com

Faye Henry

Web Technical Coordinator,
Charter, Audio Visual
faye@ptangels.com  

Jennifer Johnson, ND Jennifer@rightwayenterprises.net

Scott Kramer
Integration Committee Chair, Events
msrpsilver@gmail.com  

Shawn Medsker
Publicity Co-Chair, Print Directory
afcshawn@hotmail.com     

William Von Peters, NMD
Web Blog
drvon@uncurable.com   

 


Note – both CHEO Chapters are always in need of good dedicated volunteers. If you wish to work on a committee, please contact the person working with the chapter and area (i.e. publicity, membership, etc) where you can lend your skills!  Thanks!
  
  

    



Member Spotlight:  February 2010

Susan Gridley, Ph.D., EEMCP  

Eden Energy Medicine
Certified Practitioner


CHEO Board of Directors
 
sue.gridley@gmail.com 
423-762-3220
www.care4.org
 
 
www.innersource.net/energy_medicine/pract_location 
 
• Chakra Balancing
• Counseling & Coaching / Life Coach
• EFT / TFT / BodyTalk
• Energy Medicine / Energy Medicine
     Classes & Workshops
• Prepare for Surgery / Heal Faster
     Consultations, Classes & Workshops 
  

Q and A with Sue:
 


What brought you to Alternative Health and the field/product you’re involved with?  Like many people in Alternative Health, I was brought to the field by a serious personal health challenge that left me disabled for some time.  When conventional medicine was unable to help, I realized that I needed to learn how to be my own healer and advocate.  I was luckier than most in that I had already been on the faculty of the University of South Florida Medical School for many years, and had been part of a teaching/training team in a teaching hospital for almost two decades, so I was educated.  Still, if I could not easily find people who could diagnose and treat me, it was clear that others were even more unprepared to face similar health challenges without support.

So tell me about how you got started in your work?   I started as a clinical psychologist (Ph.D., UTK), working in the conventional medical arena, but always had an interest in the spiritual and metaphysical.  Though trained as a scientist/practitioner, my later study of comparative religions familiarized me with spiritual practices used to maintain and restore health.  My own health challenge led to retirement from the practice of psychology, eventually beginning work as a Life Guide Coach, and then on to certification as a Certified Eden Energy Medicine Practitioner.

Inspirational story:  ...While demonstrating a session... I found that Kidney meridian was out of harmony. When I told her, she said she wasn’t going to mention it, but she had recently been found to have nodules on her kidney and was to have a biopsy the next week. We only had one session, but I unblocked the energy flow in Kidney meridian and balanced her other energies, and when she went back for the biopsy, the new diagnostic test showed no evidence of nodules. She needed no further treatment….

CLICK HERE FOR MORE! 


Please contact TamiFreedman@aol.com if you wish to be considered
for our CHEO Member Monthly Spotlight!  Thanks!


 

  



Notes from Members:

From Jo Peckinpaugh 
Jo@JoPeckinpaugh.com

From:
Daniel Stockin [mailto:stockin2@yahoo.com] 
Subject:
Collapse of Water Fluoridation Draws Closer
               Exciting Developments

Jo, below is a summary of recent developments toward the collapse of water fluoridation. There is also much more happening. If you know anyone with dental fluorosis (even people with the milder, white forms), encourage them to fill out the law firm's form at the website. Also, if you or anyone else can help us as described below, now is the time.  D. Stockin

There is exciting news  -- the collapse of water fluoridation is drawing closer! At The Lillie Center we have been working for a number of years on three aspects related to fluoridated water: harm to kidney patients, disproportionate harm to black Americans, and educating legal firms. We were involved in the National Kidney Foundation's 2008 decision to remove its name from the American Dental Association's list of water fluoridation supporters. Now there is even more great news! Go to www.nidellaw.com and click the fluoride questionnaire link. Read the questionnaire carefully, all the way to the bottom, and you will see what will send a chill down the spines of fluoride promoters and water districts that fluoridate. Americans with dental fluorosis are being educated about possible legal actions, and how they can submit pictures of their dental fluorosis! You will see that the implications of this are enormous.

This follows recent news from the Journal of Public Health Dentistry that black children are ingesting significantly more fluorides than white children, and the earlier quiet acknowlegement by CDC that blacks suffer disproportionate amounts of moderate and severe dental fluorosis.. 

We are receiving calls and emails from people rejoicing at these developments. But we must also report that after five years self-funding our work at The Lillie Center, right at the point when we have numerous exciting developments, we are closing down unless we receive some financial help NOW. We have simply run out of our own money. (Dr Lillie believed in this work so much that she mortgaged her house, and we've maxed out the credit cards.) We are a very tiny (1.5 people) company, and we humbly ask if those who read this, who value what we've done, would consider sending a contribution of $50, $100, or even $1000 or more to support us at this critical juncture.

Checks can be made out to: The Lillie Center Inc. and sent to: P.O. Box 839, Ellijay GA 30540. Phone: 706-669-0786. Contributions are not tax deductible - we're not a non-profit, but we've done our work simply because we thought it the right thing to do, and we hope others will value our efforts. Thank you to all who will contribute immediately - we have immediate need. 

Daniel G. Stockin, MPH   The Lillie Center, Inc.   email: stockin2@yahoo.com


 Cool Documentary “HOMEGROWN”

Follows the Dervaies family who run a small organic farm in the heart of urban Pasadena, CA. While “living off the grid,” they harvest over 6000 pounds of produce on less than a quarter of an acre, make their own bio-diesel, power their computers with the help of solar panels, and maintain a website that gets 4000 hits a day. Very inspirational!!  Film web: www.homegrown-film.com and their personal web: www.pathtofreedom.com


MARYVILLE TN - INTENSIVE Sound Healing Workshop with Original Developer, David Hulse

Reconnect with your inner energy potential using the sounds of the Ancient Solfeggio Frequencies to balance and impart harmony in your life. Sound healing is a way to access all levels of consciousness to free blocked energy, thereby creating openings in which novel choices are awakened and new-found energy becomes available for personal transformation, health and healing.

Massage, Reiki and Polarity Therapists, Holistic Physicians, Energy Workers and individuals around the country are using these powerful tuning forks with the SomaEnergetics Energy Vitality Techniques. These protocols can be used in complement with nearly all energy and bodywork modalities.

The SomaEnergetics Techniques and custom-made Solfeggio EnergyTuners and BodyTuners are taking energy and sound therapy to an entirely NEW level.

Level I Sound Therapy Workshop

January 29-31 - Maryville, TN

Where: All Is Well Healing Center - Blount Medical Complex
Friday
7-9 PM • Saturday 10-5 • Sunday 1:30 - 5:30
NCBTMB Approved Provider 450637-08

Call (937) 912-9229 Today and ask about our $50 Earlybird Discount
Workshop Retail: $299 Optional Set of Custom Tuning Forks: $249

A SomaEnergetics Exclusive! 12 Hours of Hands on Training with David including a 70+ Page Training Manual and much more...Color Solfeggio Tuning Forks offered at a discount

  Link to Flyer and registration form

         (Please click on CHEO Calendar for more Knoxville area events:
              http://www.4cheo.org/calendar_info.htm )



Healing Circles:

ATHENS TN HEALING CIRCLE, 3rd Sunday 4 pm
The format for the Energy Circle meetings is about an hour or so of discussion on a topic announced in a reminder email and then an energy share til whenever.
Contact: Dale & Lauren Smithandrews  laurendale43@gmail.com


KNOXVILLE Free Reiki Circle

Certain Thursdays of each month we hold free Reiki Circles at my home. All are welcome you do not need to have Reiki to attend. Daytime 10 am to 1 pm, and again evening 7 pm.
Please email Carole: Reikilightwithtruelove@comcast.net


CHATTANOOGA – FREE: Weekly TONG REN Circle

Every Tuesday 6-6:30p, followed by Free Qi Gong / TaiChi session 6:30-7p with Chad Dupuis LAc, at Yin Yang House, Chattanooga Acupuncture & Wellness Center, 512 Tremont St, Chattanooga, 423-756-8010, clinic@yinyanghouse.com.


   (Please click on CHEO Calendar for more Healing Workshops and events:
                  http://www.4cheo.org/calendar_info.htm )


CHATTANOOGA - GRAND OPENING

www.WellNestChattanooga.com

Dr. Rick writes: I am thrilled to invite you to the Grand Opening of "Well Nest" this coming Saturday, January 30th, from 2 - 6 pm.

My new mind/body/spirit wellness center, “Well Nest,” is the culmination of a 20-year dream to offer several holistic modalities for healing and well-being under one roof.  It is the first stage of what I hope to develop over the years into an ever-evolving, growing center where people can address their mental, physical, and spiritual needs in a safe, comfortable environment, guided and supported by caring professionals and experts in their fields. 

Well Nest offers individual psychotherapy, relationship counseling, clinical hypnotherapy, meditation and yoga classes, massage therapy (including reflexology, hot stone, and couple’s massage), diverse support groups (such as relationship, empowerment, bereavement, healing), and educational seminars (everything from nutrition, to spirituality, feng shui to local author readings).  Groups and classes are largely based upon community need and request, so I invite you to engage with us at Well Nest, and be a part of building this creative support system for Chattanooga.  You may want to utilize our services, teach a class, or facilitate wellness in a personal and unique way.  Let’s talk. 

Well Nest is located in East Ridge, just a few miles from downtown Chattanooga.  I hope you’ll join me for live music, local art, hot mulled cider, and good conversation with my fellow Well Nest practitioners, Janis Hashe and Renee Richardson, who can answer your questions about all of the above healing modalities and more.  Call or write for directions: 423-326-7099, or DrRPH@aol.com.  Also, the new web site will be launched any day now; it’s a good way to stay in touch. 

Visit www.WellNestChattanooga.com  Please share this with your friends.

Hope to see you this Saturday!!

Dr. Rick

Dr. Rick Pimental-Habib, Ph.D., C.C.H.
www.DrRPH.com  
Read my mind/body/spirit column, "Shrink Rap," every week in the Chattanooga Pulse:

www.ChattanoogaPulse.com

    
     (Please click on CHEO Calendar for more Chattanooga area events:
                    http://www.4cheo.org/calendar_info.htm )



CHATTA. - CLEARSPRING YOGA EVENT
Chakra Yoga Training with Kaoverii Weber
Friday Feb 5, Sat Feb 6, and Sun Feb 7
 

The workshop will emphasize yoga techniques to help balance your own chakra system and to help other people work on their chakras. In addition to theory, each module will contain specific asanas, cognitive practices, mudras, visualizations and/or meditations appropriate to the specific chakras we are working on. Appropriate for yoga teachers, yoga practitioners, and alternative health professionals.
 

 Fri. Feb. 5, 2010 1:30-4:30 Introduction to Working with the Chakra System: History,
                               Theory and Practice
 
 Fri. 5:30-8:30 Chakras 1-2: Earth and Water: Creating a Foundation and Taking the Plunge
 
 Sat. 9-12 Chakra 3: Fire: The Alchemy of Personal Transformation
 
 Sat. 1:30-4:30 Chakra 4: Air: Expanding into Greatness
 
 Sun. 9-12 Chakra 5: Ether: Aesthetic Expression and Self-Actualization
 
 Sun. 1:30-4:30 Chakras 6-7: Beyond the Elements: The Return to the Cosmic Self
 
Pricing: For the whole workshop (six 3-hour sessions) is $295. To register, please sign up and pay at the studio with cash, check or credit card; or mail in your check or call us (423.266.3539) for credit card purchases over the phone.
 
 Send your payment to:
 ClearSpring Yoga

 PO Box 4466
 Chattanooga TN, 37405
 
Find self-understanding and increase balance, compassion and equanimity in your life by learning about your fascinating chakras and how to help others work with their chakra system in this enlightening and fun workshop with a skillful expert teacher.


Contact us to reserve your spot!


        (Please click on CHEO Calendar for more ClearSpring Yoga events:
                  http://www.4cheo.org/calendar_info.htm )


LIVING FOODS INSTITUTE in ATLANTA GA
Five Seats Available Feb. 5-14 Bronze Package $750.00  
      
(regularly $1900)

We have five (5) seats for the Bronze 10-Day Healthy Lifestyle Course Package for 750.00 for the February 5-14 Course only. This is a 1900.00 course with a 1150.00 scholarship.

The Bronze Package includes hands-on training classes where you learn how to prepare all the raw and living foods recipes yourself.

100% organic food for 10 days, from 8:00AM - 6:00PM  Eat all your nourishing food with us including wheatgrass juice, energy soup, veggie kraut and gourmet raw recipes like lasagna, hummus and apple strawberry cobbler.

You will participate in emotional healing classes where you learn what emotions create which diseases and how to heal those emotions so your body will heal from the inside out.  

You will receive an enema bag, catheter, syringe and instructions on how to cleanse your colon; Living Foods Training Manual with over 100 recipes and lessons on herbs, essential oils, cleansing and detoxification;  Living Foods Lifestyle® book by Brenda Cobb and a Certificate of Course Completion; 1 Chi Machine treatment, 1 MedLight treatment, 1 Rebounder session.

If you or anyone you know would benefit from one of these special scholarship seats please call  Brenda Cobb at 404-607-1816.

Class begins this Friday, Feb. 5 and ends on Sunday, Feb. 14.  It is a wonderful opportunity for any person who has wanted to attend our course could benefit from this large scholarship.

Seats will be placed on a first come basis.  Good for new training contracts for Feb. 5-14, 2010 Bronze Course Only.

Love and Blessings,
Brenda Cobb and The Living Foods Institute Staff
 www.livingfoodsinstitute.com 


From Joe Mercola, MD website:
 jm@mercola.com writes:

Shocking U.S. Senate Hearing Confirms Dangers of Cell Phones   Video: Shocking U.S. Senate Hearing Confirms Dangers of Cell Phones
The cell phone dangers debate finally makes it to the US Senate floor.

WHO and Big Pharma: Guilty of Blackmail and Extortion in Swine Flu Fiasco?   Video: WHO and Big Pharma: Guilty of Blackmail and Extortion in Swine Flu Fiasco?   How far does complicity between the World Health Organization and Big Pharma go? The European Parliament thinks it goes way too far…

Why Haven't Fruit & Vegetable Eaters Been Told About This Toxic Waste Overload   If Obama & the EPA have their way, you'll soon be eating fruit & veggies grown in soil spread with a toxic waste cocktail of mercury, arsenic, lead & other heavy metals. 
(includes information about same problem with Fluoride and water supply).

Plus this on Monsanto Organ-damaging Corn:
http://food.change.org/actions/view/get_organ-damaging_monsanto_corn_off_the_market


Supported by PETA:  MEAT TUBES

These MEAT TUBES – are expected to be commercially available within 10 years – they’re MEAT created in test tubes – and safer because they lack hormones, environmental toxins, and no animals killed.

Spoof Site

http://www.ilovemeattube.com/index.html

News Article:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/health/features/article3894871.ece


LIVING FOODS INSTITUTE in Atlanta GA
     NEEDS VOLUNTEERS

We invite motivated, positive, energetic people to VOLUNTEER in the kitchen and the office during our next Healthy Lifestyle Course February 4-15, 2010 at the Living Foods Institute, 1530 Dekalb Ave., Atlanta, Georgia 30307.   

If you would like to VOLUNTEER any or all of these days please respond to this email with the EXACT DAYS and the EXACT TIMES you are available and your name and contact phone number.  We need VOLUNTEERS 7am - 8pm everyday February 4-15, 2010.

You may VOLUNTEER all or part of a day for as many days as you are available.  We request that you work a minimum of 4 hours per shift.  When we receive your email with the exact days and times you are available, we will email you back a confirmation and a contact phone number.  If you have any special office skills and would like to be one of the  volunteers each day who will help us in the office, please state that in your reply, otherwise, all volunteers will be working in the kitchen.

*If you are coming from out of town to VOLUNTEER we do not have sleeping rooms at our center.  We do have a list of lodging choices so you can make your own reservations.  Please email us and request the housing list.

We really appreciate your help and we love you!  Thank you so much for giving part of your precious time to help us in our mission to "Heal The World One Person At A Time".

Love, Brenda Cobb
www.livingfoodsinstitute.com 404-524-4488



WEATHERIZATION FUNDS!!!!

Up to $7100 in FREE Weatherization for people at 200% or less
of poverty level.  Please contact:
Lloyd Cooper  423 757 5538 in Chattanooga. For other areas, contact Stephanie Wilson at 1-800-852-6155  (Toll Free) or 423-949-2191  (Office)  ext 135 and ask for referral to person in your area.


 KNOXVILLE  - MassageWorks Events
 
K-Power® - Five Elements and Muscle Testing Basics for Mind/Body and Energy Therapists

 
Learn to balance the meridians with this practical introduction muscle testing and to the Chinese Five Elements.
 
 
February 20-21, 2010, Saturday-Sunday, 9am-6pm, Knoxville, TN
 15 hours. $250 if registered and paid at least two weeks before
 workshop, $300 thereafter if space available.

 
 
Charles West, LMT
 
The Courtyard Bldg., 318 Erin Dr., Knoxville.
 MassageWorks, www.MassageWorksTN.com
 (865) 694-3144

 
 
MassageWorks is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage
 and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education provider. #450843-08
    

     (Please click on CHEO Calendar for more MassageWork events:
              http://www.4cheo.org/calendar_info.htm )


 CHATTANOOGA - NUTRITION WORLD EVENT!!!!
 Tuesday, Feb 9, 2010 at 6pm, (free tickets)

 Dr Asa Andrews at Chattanooga State,
 "Diagnosis Hope: The Secrets to Extraordinary Health,"

 Ed Jones and Nutrition World are thrilled to announce that a best selling author and Medical physician named Dr Asa Andrews will be speaking at Chattanooga State on "Diagnosis Hope: The Secrets to Extraordinary Health," on Tuesday, February 9, 2010 at 6pm.  Tickets are free but you must have a ticket to be admitted because of limited space.  Tickets may be picked up at Nutrition World and for more info-- log onto www.nutritionw.com 
 
 Dr Asa Andrews also is on 102.3 fm radio Monday through Friday from 9:00pm to 11:00pm and is the author of the book, "Empowering Your Health." Don't miss this life changing night.


     (Please click on CHEO Calendar for more Nutrition World events:
        http://www.4cheo.org/calendar_info.htm )


Ideas for those with Holistic Health businesses

For those practitioners trying to grow their businesses in tough economic times, the best answer may still be PUBLICITY, PUBLICITY, PUBLICITY!  (this is FREE marketing).

Many radio stations give FREE PSAs for events. And do any of us do enough publicity?  What about calling in to talk radio.  Chattanooga has TWO Talk Radio stations – 1st (oldest) is TALK 102.3 FM and the newbie in town sponsored our Heritage House CHEO Health Fair, Brewer Media Group’s PULSE 95.3 FMIn Chattanooga, Mondays at 7p on Pulse 95.3, a chiropractor has a Call-In Health Show called the Dr. Nick show. Be a regular calling in on this and EVERY RADIO SHOW!!  We need to get the holistic message out – not just for you personally – but for the group and the community. You can give good info about holistic while promoting your business, service, product or modality.

And what about those smart folks who sponsor free meals at places like RYANS and give info talks prior to the meal. I recently met a Magnet-Therapy saleperson (selling amazing magnetic mattresses) who bought a list of names of people in public in certain age/income bracket, and provided lunch at Ryans for under $20/person. That’s amazing – since it’s the ONLY FORM OF MARKETING that he did – and traveled all over the state!

Be SMART! We’re competing with money. We have the best answers. We have to play the game smarter!  GO TEAM!


LOUISVILLE TN (near Knoxville)
 
Sai Shakti Satsangs and Group Meditation
Thursday, February 25th, 2010
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Cost: $5
Location:
2486 Topside Road, Louisville, TN 37777

Join us for an on-going spiritual discussion on the ancient teachings being revealed and taught by Sri Kaleshwar. We open the satsang with an uplifting group meditation and by singing bhajans, before going deeper into an aspect of the ancient teachings. The topics of discussion change each week. The satsangs are also a time to ask questions and go deeper in one’s spiritual practice. Coming together regularly for spiritual discussions and to be in community with other seekers helps strengthen our personal process and protection circles through “groupism” as we go deeper in our understanding of God’s nature and the miracle energy channels.  HargroveFire368@charter.net
  

          (Please click on CHEO Calendar for more Knoxville area events:
                    http://www.4cheo.org/calendar_info.htm )


 

 


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