newsbriefs Dr. Adiel Tel-Oren


Can Destroy Our Health, takes place on February 4, at Ce- dros Works, in Solana Beach, and will explore the untold scientific story of allergies, sensitivities and inflammation as triggers and promoters of chronic diseases. The second lecture, How Electromagnetic Fields and Radiation Sources Damage Our Health, takes place on February 7, at Encinitas Community Center, in Encini- tas. During this presentation, Dr. T will discuss practical, science-based measures that people can use to protect themselves from radiation and reduce their exposure to it. Tel-Oren is a well-known author, holistic scientist,


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innovator and educator. He holds doctorate degrees in chiropractic and general medicine and lectures extensively throughout the world.


Cost: $10 for advance tickets online at DrTLectures.com or $15 at the door. Loca- tion: February 4: 444 South Cedros Ave., 92075. February 7: 1140 Oakcrest Park Dr., 92024. For more information, call 612-870-2974, email Clinic@Ecopolitan. com or visit Ecopolitan.com. See ad, page 3.


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ocated within the Scripps Center for Integrative Medi- cine for 10 years, Arcana Empothecary, formerly named


Arcana Herbal and Nutritional Pharmacy, is expanding to a new, larger location in Carmel Valley in January. Since 1996, Arcana has been known for its quali- fied staff of holistic health professionals; dietary supple- ments; and homeopathic, botanical and vibrational medicines. The company plans to continue this tradition of providing services and products that promote health and well-being in a new location and with a new name: Arcana Empothecary. Founder Dr. James Mattioda explains the name


r. Adiel Tel-Oren, known as “Dr. T,” is offering two lectures in February. The first, How Innocent Foods


Hawk Watch Educational Program


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eginning January 1, the Wildlife Re- search Institute (WRI) at the Ramo-


na Grasslands, is offering a free Hawk Watch educational program every Sat- urday morning, through February. The program is appropriate for all ages, and participants should bring binoculars if they have them. The program offer visitors the op- portunity to observe both wintering and resident raptors, including the golden eagle, red-tailed hawk, prairie falcon, red-shouldered hawk and the wintering ferruginous hawk. Nineteen species of birds of prey have been recorded at this raptor hotspot.


WRI biologists will be on hand dur-


change: “We were looking to honor Arcana’s evolution. We wanted to move away from the word ‘pharmacy’ and its association with stan- dard medicine. ‘Apothecary’ felt more appropriate. However, when we researched its derivation, its root is ‘apathy,’ which means ‘indifference and absence of pas- sion,’ which is exactly the opposite of what we do.” Mattioda continues, “Empathy is at the core of our work. We consider each client holistically, sense their individual needs and help them through their healing journey. As a result, the term ‘empothecary’ was born.”


Dr. James Mattioda


Location: 12250 El Camino Real, San Diego 92130. For more information, call 858-755-0288, email James@ArcanaPharmacy.com or visit ArcanaPharmacy.com.


Don’t look back. Something might be gaining on you. — Satchel Paige


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ing the program to teach participants about the life histories of these impres- sive species and the significance of the Ramona Grassland ecosystem to the raptors’ survival.


Location: 18030 Highland Valley Rd., 92065. For more information, call 760-789-3992, email LeighBittner@ gmail.com or visit Wildlife-Research.org.


I, Too, Can Fly


Glorious Redtail, Soaring confidently above The Earth I walk.


Sunlight reflecting the gleam in your eye


The clarity of your focus The strength of your intent.


My heart quickens The moment you remind me, I, too, can fly!


— ©2010 Jayne Caryl


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