Holiday Hours

Our Holiday Hours will be as follows:

Closed Decmeber 24-27th for Christmas

We will re-open Monday December 28th at 10am

Closed December 31st - January 1st for New Years

Have a safe and blessed Holiday Season!

Dr. Emily

Next Yoga Session!

Our next session will begin on Tuesday November 10th with a few changes. Classes will be at:

3-4:15 pm for beginner/intermediates
6:45-8pm for beginners

All classes will be on Tuesdays this session. Class cost is still $50 for a 6 week session. Call or e-mail the office to register, there is 4 person limit on each class.

Dr. Emily

Class Schedule

Don't forget about our ongoing "Experience" series of classes! Next up is:

Reflexology on November 2
Massage on November 16
Acupuncture on November 30

All classes are at the office, begin at 6:30 pm, and are free! Hope to see you there!

Dr. Emily

Swine Flu vaccine questions

I have had a lot of questions about the Swine Flu H1N1 vaccine and the regular flu vaccine. My favorite source for information on natural health topics, Dr. Mercola, has a wonderful update here. Dr. Mercola is a leader in natural health topics. His newsletters are always very thoroughly researched and well cited. I am posting the update here to help you gather information to make informed decision about you family's health care.

In good health,
Dr. Emily

Speaking of the flu....

If you have questions about the safety and efficacy of the influenza vaccine I would recommend that you check out Dr. Mercola's website. He has the most comprehensive natural health information out there.

Dr. Emily

Vitamin D and the Flu

Vitamin D is essential in cold and flu prevention!!! Most Americans are very deficient in their Vitamin D levels. The current recommendations are that your level should be between 50-65. It is easy to find out your level, call your physician and request a 25-OH (hydroxy) Vitamin D blood test. The Hydroxy test is a truer representation of your overall level. If you level is low it is imperative that you begin supplementation. The current recommendations for maintenance levels is 35IU's per pound of body weight. So, if you weigh 150 pounds you would need 5250 IU's per day just to replace what your body is not making in the winter. Short daylight hours and cold weather keep us indoors all winter, meaning that our body cannot manufacturer the Vitamin D it needs. Adequate Vitamin D levels also help to boost your mood all winter, this is especially helpful for those who suffer from SAD (seasonal depression). Remember, if you are concerned about toxicity, get a blood test first, then begin supplementation.

In Good Health,
Dr. Emily

Natural Health Class!

Monday, October 5th will be the "Experience Natural Health" class at 6:30pm! Tracie Puffer, Certified Family Herbalist, will be here to share her knowledge on how to begin a natural lifestyle. She will discuss topics such as pain relief, detoxification, and more. Best of all, the class is free!