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“natural,” “whole foods,” “slow food,” “locally sourced,” “free range,” and “sus- tainable harvested.” Knoxville’s EarthFest annually draws


local organizations like the East Ten- nessee Clean Fuels Coalition, Knoxville Recycling Coalition, the Knox County Bee Keepers Association, Beardsley Com- munity Farm, Keep Knoxville Beautiful and Keep Blount Beautiful, and combines them with state agencies and organiza- tions such as the National Parks Conser- vation Association, Big Brothers and Big Sisters of the Tennessee Valley, the Ten- nessee Department of Environment and Conservation, and the Tennessee Clean Water Network. Natural Awakenings is a proud sponsor of this event. EarthFest2010 will be held from 10


a.m. to 5 p.m. April 17 at Pellissippi State Technical Community College off Hardin Valley Road in Knoxville. As always, the event and the parking are free. For more information, visit Knox-EarthFest.org. See ad page 39.


Non-Invasive Device Treats Pain, Disease, Nicotine-Addiction


r. Phillip Michael, who practices at General-Integrative Medicine in Farragut, is offering free demonstrations


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customized treatments for each person, including treatments for multiple diseases and pain management, and smoking- cessation programs. It is also used by top athletes, such as Roger Federer, with great success, as it minimizes downtime due to injuries and reduces joint inflammation.” Michael has more than 25 years of


of the Ondamed System, a safe, non-inva- sive, non-chemical treatment for multiple diseases, pain management and smoking cessation. Dr. Connie Galli, a foreign- trained specialist in neuro-psychiatry and nutrition, has joined his practice to help patients improve their overall health with the Ondamed System. An FDA-registered device, the


Ondamed System works by producing specific pulsed electromagnetic fields (PEMFs), intended to address each tissue, organ and system of the human body, correcting the imbalanced areas and jump-starting the body’s own healing mechanisms. “The Ondamed System is a unique, innovative medical product,” Michael says. “It’s non-invasive—mean- ing no injection—and it does not use chemicals. The device has no adverse side effects, and it’s suitable for all ages. It can combine programs to work with


experience as a physician and specializes in patient-centered therapies, including natural, complementary methods. Galli has 23 years of experience at the clinical and research levels. To learn more about Ondamed and


see a free demonstration, visit General- Integrative Medicine at 11230 Kingston Pk. Contact Connie Galli at 865-556- 1244. See resource guide page 38.


Unity.fm Launches “Do Greater Things” Series


Lora Beth Gilbreath of Knoxville’s Unity Transformation brings to Internet broad- cast Felicia Blanco Searcy, author of Do Greater Things, newly released through Unity House publishers. Broadcasts will focus on practices that


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listeners can incorporate into their daily lives to spark their own spiritual awak- ening and fulfill the potential of doing “greater things.” The series broadcasts live at 1 p.m. EST on Thursdays through April 22; broadcast archives are available for download at UnityTrans- forma t ion. org. Unity Trans- formation is an expansion ministry affili- ated with the


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n Internet radio station Unity.fm, “The Voice of an Awakening World,”


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