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PUBLISHER'Snote I
t’s hard to believe it’s almost back to school time again! Whether that is a relief or stressful for parents, it’s sure to
come with the normal challenges of getting the family ready. This month our focus is on how to treat everything from obe- sity to anxiety and depression in children and teenagers. Our Wisdom for the Journey department features an in-
terview with Dr. Wayne Dyer written by Karen Rider. Dr. Dyer assures us that we can guide our children toward becoming compassionate, heart-centered adults who lead joyful and fulfilling lives. Dr. Deanna Cherrone teaches us that obesity in children
has reached an epidemic because our modern diet consists of highly processed foods and few families have time to cook healthy meals. This combined with the sedentary lifestyle that most children lead may result in parents outliving their kids for the first time in history. And Ayelet Connell-Giammatteo writes an informative article on childhood anxiety and depres-
sion. This is often due to the child’s body being depleted on multiple levels. Lilly Marie Blecher, ND educates us on how to introduce your teenager to
the benefits of naturopathic and Chinese medicine. And Jared Skowron, ND shows us how our children are being affected by the many toxins in our envi- ronment. Is your food supply truly safe? Cassandra Forsythe, PhD helps us navigate
the differences between synthetics, pesticides, carcinogens and bacterial con- tamination that may be in the foods we eat. And Bernie Siegel, MD teaches us how to live consciously by making a
conscious effort to choose to love. All of our cells are conscious and they make choices and carry memories. Don’t miss the 8th Annual CT Women’s Expo on September 11th and 12th
at the CT Expo Center in Hartford. Natural Nutmeg is a proud sponsor and the magazine will be handed out at the door of the event. Hope to see you there!
Wishing you health and happiness,
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