Editor’s Note » May/June ‘12

Good Summer to you.  We hope that this issue finds you well.  We have packed this issue with loads of information about chiropractics and the world of spinal health.  It has more healing powers then you may think. So perhaps consider chiropractics to boost immunity, ease pregnancy, control pain and improve your overall everyday health.
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Editor’s Note » March/April ‘12

Good Spring to you all! I hope you are out and about enjoying the thaw and soaking up the sunshine. Summer will be here and gone before you know it.
This issue is packed with TONS of great articles. We have divided this issue into Holistic Pet Wellness and, of course, being green for Earth Day [...]

Editor’s Note » January/February ‘12

As we all welcome the new year, I ask you if this is the year you will start living for tomorrow? Being conscious, aware, and proactive about your health, getting older and staying active and well.
This issue is dedicated to Aging Gracefully and how to stay younger longer. We hope you find some great reads [...]

Editor’s Note » November/December ‘11

WOW, I can’t believe it’s already the holidays. We hope that the colder weather, the excitement of the holidays, and this issue, all find you well. Man, did we pack this issue full of great stuff.
Not only do we have our local (and eco) gift guide, which I personally think is our best one yet, [...]

Editor’s Note » September/October ‘11

I can’t tell you how excited I am that harvest season is here. There is nothing like eating right out of the garden (or from you farmer’s market table). I know that at our house, the cherry tomatoes don’t make it inside, as my three-year old just eats as he plays. And most of the [...]

Editor’s Note » July/August ‘11

Welcome! As a mother of two little ones, I am always on the lookout for information and things that are green, natural, and organic. And I thought it was a good time to share my finds with you. So as an extension of myself, and with the help of my wonderful local writers and staff, [...]

Editor’s Note » May/June ‘11

Good Summer Everyone! Hopefully by the time you read this, the snow will be gone for good and we can get on to summer. Gardening, planting, weeding, sunshine and all that good stuff.
It’s fresh season finally, so make sure to get to a farmers’ market in your area for the freshest local, organic fruits and [...]

Editor’s Note » March/April ‘11

Welcome back! Thanks for checking us out online. As we get ready to welcome another season, remember to do something good for your planet, your family, and yourself. Check in with some of our sponsors; we are so blessed to have a community full of talented healing practitioners, growers and purveyors of wholesome foods, local [...]

Editor’s Correction: What is a Midwife?

We apologize to Erin Kaspar-Frett for our mistake of calling her a lay midwife in our last issue. Erin explains the difference between a CNM and a lay midwife below.
What is a Midwife?
by Erin Kaspar-Frett
Many might assume that a midwife is a midwife. While in some countries this may be true, in the US, there [...]

Editor’s Note » September/October ‘10

Are you a locavore?
Do you seek out locally grown foods?
Do you want to help the environment by not having your broccoli shipped in from California?
If you answered yes to both of these questions, I would say you are a true locavore. Did you know that according to a study of Midwestern markets, most farmers market [...]

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