Discover Hyperbaric: 5-Day Inner Engineering Program
The Future of Medicine Addresses Stress; Creates Harmony
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reg Harris, the founder of Royal Oak’s
BodySpecific and the BodySpecific S
piritual leader, humanitarian and yogi Sadhguru Vasudev returns to Detroit to
conduct a 5-day Inner Engineering workshop at the Hellenic Cultural Center
Approach is announcing a series of lectures in Westland April 1st through April 5th. Hours are
designed to help participants learn the his- weeknights from 7 p.m. to 10:15 p.m. and weekend
tory, benefi ts and physiology of hyperbaric days from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
oxygen therapy. The series begins April 1, Created by Sadhguru, Inner Engineering (IE) distills
runs through June 22 and is being held at powerful ancient yogic methods for the modern
the Troy Community Center. person to create harmony in the body, mind and
“This information could potentially save emotions. IE trains participants in a practice called
or dramatically improve your life or that of Shambhavi Maha Mudra - a very simple but pro-
someone you love,” says Greg. “We invite found kriya (inner energy process) for deep inner
Sadhguru Vasudev
professionals offering transformation.
supportive therapies or Sadhguru, founder of Isha Foundation, an international non-profi t, non-reli-
who are interested in re- gious public service organization, has been a speaker at some of the worlds’ most
ferring hyperbaric; those prestigious forums including the World Economic Forum and the United Nations
interested in, or family Millennium Peace Summit.
members of those who
The Hellenic Cultural Center is located at 36375 Joy Road, Westland. For
are already, undergoing
registration and information call 866-424-4742 or visit IshaFoundation.org. See
therapy; and anyone else interested in hy-
ad page 36 and Calender of Events for introductory seminars.
perbarics.”
“Those who attend,” he says, “can expect
to learn why hyperbarics is so effective as a
primary treatment or as an adjunctive therapy
for such a wide range of conditions, the dif-
ference between mild vs. deep hyperbarics
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and why lower pressures are better suited for
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C
heryl Heppard of Michigan Health Coach has recently launched a series of
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also obtain the necessary anatomy, physiol-
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ogy, and physics to explain this therapy to
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a friend or family member, learn about the
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anti-aging & longevity promoting benefi ts
and also had a couple television interviews, and fi lmed a cable show. I have been
and discover insight into why it is not being
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utilized on a larger scale.”
80% of my new clients from my internet marketing techniques.”
Greg Harris has spoken publicly about health
She says internet marketing is projected to be higher in 2009 as more com-
& wellness in various settings over the past
panies look for cost effi cient ways to get new clients. Heppard also offers private
fi ve years and has worked with clients one-
coaching and group lectures for sales oriented companies.
on-one over the last seven years.
For more information, call Michigan Health Coach at 248-592-0869 or visit
The Troy Community Center is located at
MichiganHealthCoach.com. See Community Resource Guide page 45.
3179 Livernois, Troy. Cost: $49/person, under
18 free. Attend a lecture & return at a later
date free. Register/info: call BodySpecifi c at
248-435-8829 during offi ce hours from 10
a.m.-6 p.m. See ads pages 25 & 44.
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