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ummer is here and hopefully all of you are get- ting a chance to get outside with your families and pets to enjoy this gorgeous weather! Our fo-
cus this month is on Lyme disease, which is something we should all be concerned about as we spend more time outside.
Dr. Tom Moorcroft writes a timely article about Lyme disease and how it affects
children. Many children develop sleep problems as well as GI disorders and psycho- logical symptoms. And Ayelet Connell-Giammatteo teaches us about Integrative Manual Therapy as a treatment program for Lyme disease. As Lyme disease is growing in inci- dence, there are many other immune illnesses that are manifesting in our communities today as well.
Dr. Desmond Ebanks educates us on “male menopause”, otherwise known as an-
dropause and the great debate about whether men go though a psychological and physi- ological change that is similar to menopause in women. Many doctors use the term an- dropause to describe the age-related hormone changes in men. And Bernie Siegel, MD teaches us to speak up and become a problem patient, so that we become identified as a person and not by a room number or disease. Thus, we will be far less likely to have a fatal or non-fatal medical error while being cared for.
Magazine
Looking to add some fun to your exercise routine this summer? Don’t miss the
Nordic Pole Walking article written by Nancy Hinchey and Dr. Helene Pulnik. Nordic Pole Walking can burn as much as 450 calories in one session and it’s a true total body workout.
Do you think an eco-friendly hotel means sacrifice? Think again and read our latest
article on Eco-Destinations by Deb Percival about the EPIC Hotel in Miami. It’s green green green, but all you’ll feel is pampered pampered pampered.
Don’t miss the free community symposium, “Caring for Our Children Naturally”,
on June 5th at CenterIMT in Bloomfield. Visit
www.centerimt.com for more information and to register.
Wishing you health and happiness,
Natural Nutmeg Magazine
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