Discover new ways to good health at the Market October 4, 2009

The Stuart Green Market is hosting a Fall Health Expo on October 4, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. that focuses on nontraditional treatment and practices.
There is so much to consider these days about maintaining good health. Beyond cost and access to care, Americans have to weigh daily studies regarding treatment, medications, food and environment, to decide the best path to healthy living.
“Basically, what we are doing,” says Barbi Motisi, market vice president, “is giving everyone a chance to meet some people in our community, who offer different ways to treat illness and maintain good health. You can come to the market and get a lot of good information in a few hours. Hopefully, you will feel more comfortable about these issues and feel better about making personal decisions.
“Americans have been slow to adopt other forms of health care from around the world. Part of problem has been lack of access for most of us. Gradually this has changed. Now we are at a point where we need to evaluate all that is available to us, including alternative and holistic practices.”
Varied list of presenters
Dharma Massage & Bodywork specializes in Massage, Reflexology CranioSacral and Raindrop Therapy. Alyce Strong; licensed massage therapist and certified lypossage therapist provides a tranquil environment which she tailors to meet each patient’s needs -- whether it is peaceful relaxation, stress reduction, pain relief or a combination.
Donna LaClare of Holistic Alternatives, has been treating humans and their pets in the Stuart area since 2002 through LSA Pro BioEnergetic Assessment and Balancing, Ion Cleanse Detoxification, foot baths and professional grade products that include supplements, homeopathic and herbal remedies.
Mary Ann Walker of Harmony Skin Care and Wellness provides natural skin care, wellness treatment for natural female balance and Relaxation Therapy.
Dr. Frank Ervolino of Ervolino’s Community Acupuncture Clinic will be on hand to discuss the benefits of acupuncture as opposed to traditional treatments for pain relief and healing.
Treasure Coast hypnotherapist, Justin Kunst will provide an overview on how he aids clients in self-improvement through hypnosis.
Call Bobbi Spencer, 772-528-8900 or go to: http://stuartgreenmarket.org/ for information about the Stuart Green Market and upcoming events.

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