Letter from Publisher
Debbey Wilson
Meditation in a Time
of Madness, by Carol Penn, a dual-certified physician and movement coach,
in New Jersey, features in our main theme this month of wellness, especially
for women. The feature article, Solving Stress, illustrates how rapidly medicine is evolving with a genre of
doctors treating the whole person rather than separate parts. Always aiming for
the root cause, often illnesses are permanently deterred by early uprooting. As
to the energy body contained within, this too can be upgraded and healed
through meditation and other soft forms of energy therapy.
This month’s Conscious Eating article, Taking Control of Our Hormones, is a very powerful reminder of
this inner life-altering alchemy. Included in the article are nutritional tips and
a tasty recipe with the minerals and vitamins needed to support hormonal chemistry,
having tremendous power over our behavior.
In Healing Ways, First Signs of Menopause, Dr. Lindsey Berkson, author of Safe Hormones, Smart Women, shares, “The vagina doesn’t exist
alone. Treating only the vagina is minimized medicine.” Approached with
dignity, in-depth, as well as non-surgical and painless, learn of rejuvenation
via functional medicine.
If you have a furry bestie, Bringing the Bounce Back educates pet parents as to the
availability of leading-edge healing modalities for aging pets and those with
mobility challenges.
As always, with an open heart and open mind, I hope you
enjoy this issue.