Acupuncture
the Soviet Union. Cuba’s agriculture programs provide a replicable model for both
the U.S. and for rebuilding Haiti following the devastating earthquake. Suggested
Seminar
donation at the door is $5.
Fair Share is a sustainable urban agriculture project of Salt of the Earth, Inc.
L
orenzo Phan, Doctor of Oriental
Medicine, of Ormond Beach will
a local 501(C)-3 and is committing 20 percent of all financial contributions to
speak at a free acupuncture seminar on
grassroots food projects of the Haiti Response Coalition. To learn more about Fair
Thursday, March 11 from 2-3:30 p.m.
Share visit WeDigFairShare.org, to learn more about the collaborative efforts in
at Daytona State College. Dr. Phan will
Haiti visit HaitiResponseCoalition.org.
address treatments for many ailments

that respond to the healing effects of
Readers may contact Joel Tippens, Founding Director of Fair Share Urban Garden
acupuncture. Phan encourages, “Treat-
Project at 386-451-9003 or joel@wedigfairshare.org.
ments can totally enhance and acceler-
ate your healing. Acupuncture can be
used as a sole treatment for conditions
2010 Florida Wildflower & Garden Festival
and also works very well to enhance
medical treatment in conjunction with
V
isit downtown DeLand on March 27 from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. and enjoy the 4th Annual Florida
a medical physician.” He will discuss
Wildflower and Garden Festival. The festival features
the many conditions that have been
family-friendly programs, hands-on demonstrations,
improved effectively such as migraines,
off-site field trips, wildflower and general gardening
spine pain, pinched nerves, sciatica,
vendors and more. In addition to wildflower educa-
acute injuries, diabetes II, benign
tion, the festival features vendors who provide information on gardening topics
tumors, chemo/radiation detoxification
and more.
and cancer support treatment protocol.
Phan invites all to, “tap into the wis-
For a schedule of speakers and vendor list, and to download the event flyer visit
dom of the ancients and to learn how
FloridaWildflowerFestival.com Free parking and admission. Location: West Indiana
acupuncture can get results.”
Ave., Downtown DeLand.

RSVP by March 10 by calling Acu-
puncture & Skin Care Clinic at 386-
615-1203. The event is being held at
Balance Your Universe
Daytona State College, 1200 W. Interna-
tional Speedway Blvd., Daytona Beach
T
hose looking to balance their energy and reduce stress will be happy to
discover Quantum Balance Crystals (QBCs). QBCs are crystals infused with
in the Science Building 410, room 137.
beneficial and specific frequencies which optimize the health and vital energy of
See ad on page 15.
all living beings, including plants and animals.
Each QBC has hundreds of thousands of nano-scale quartz crystals that are
invisible to the naked eye, and larger decorative but highly energetic crystals,
Haiti Agriculture
embedded in a high-grade resin. The dyes are plant-based and the color energy
positively influences the balancing of the body’s energy centers, or chakras. Each
Relief Benefit
chakra has it’s own color and wearing that specific color will bring more clearing
and relaxation to that energy center.
F
air Share Urban Garden, in partner-
ship with the Haiti Response Coali-
People who wear a QBC experience a process called Exponential Transforma-
tion, is inviting the public to attend a
tional Centering (ETC) that is characterized by an amazing feeling of calmness and
fundraiser and public awareness benefit
being grounded. Some of the many benefits of ETC that have been reported are
at the Fair Share Urban Garden located
at the Daytona Beach Lions Club.
“Meal and a Movie” will take place
on Saturday, March 6 from 9 a.m. to 1
p.m. The event begins with a Fair Trade
Artisan Market featuring handcrafted
items from Africa, Latin America, the
Caribbean as well as local artisans. At
11 a.m. there will be a fresh brunch
buffet including fresh fruits, salad bar,
juices and organic coffee. A 50-minute
documentary, Power of Community,
will be show at noon. The movie de-
picts how Cuba developed sustainable
organic agriculture following the fall of
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