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Wild Feminine: A New Take on Women’s Health


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Tami Lynn Kent has centered her career on the unique needs of women. Through her groundbreak- ing work focusing on the pelvic core of the female body, she has helped her clients find both balance and fulfillment. Her unique approach is now avail- able to all with the publication of a new book, Wild Feminine: Finding Power, Spirit and Joy in the Female Body. Through a series of stories, visualizations and exercises, Kent helps women tap into their core energy to restore creative flow and overall health. Wild Feminine of- fers an entirely new approach to women’s health, with applications for relief from pelvic pain, menopausal symptoms, postpartum healing, decreased libido, trauma recovery and more. It reveals the amazing power of the female body to create, heal and transform. Upcoming events featuring Tami Lynn Kent include a two-hour workshop,


How to Make Your Pelvic Bowl Sing, at 10:30 a.m., March 12, at New Renais- sance Bookshop ($25); and a free reading of Wild Feminine at 7:30 p.m., March 31, at Powell’s on Hawthorne.


To order a copy of Wild Feminine ($16.99), visit BeyondWord.com. See ad on page 2.


ntrepreneurs Bill D’Alessandro and Clay Iman present KP Elements, an all-natu- ral skin care line that treats the most common skin ailment people have never heard of: keratosis pilaris. Manifesting as red, irritating bumps on the back of people’s arms or thighs, keratosis pilaris (KP) affects approximately 40 percent of the population and up to 80 percent of adolescents, according to the American Academy of Derma- tology. Readily treatable, KP is caused by an excess amount of a protein called keratin, which mounds at hair follicles, plugging them and creating the red bumps. As sufferers themselves, D’Alessandro and Iman set out to rid themselves of this condition. “After significant research, given the absence of a great product on the market, I found many people using all kinds of things they claimed cleared up KP—foot creams, face creams, stuff from their pantries, items from their gardens. There were also products people were using with chemicals in them that exacer- bated the condition and harmed their skin,” explains D’Alessandro. The result of a collaboration with scientists and an experienced formulation team, KP Elements combines natural ingredients to create a balanced treatment for KP that D’Alessandro and Iman say is fast and effective.


KP Elements Treats Common Skin Condition E


For more information, visit KPElements.com. www.na-sd.com


reating ongoing balance physically and emo- tionally is a lofty proposition for women. With


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