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Chinese medicine can relieve symptoms quickly as well as improve the overall well-being of the women over time. “Women will feel more energetic, their skin will be smoother, their hair will shine; just to mention a few benefits,” she says. She also offers facial rejuvenation and shares that “it is an


effective holistic non-surgical treatment that reduces the signs of aging and improves health and a leads to a more youth- ful appearance. Through both the acupuncture and herbs, I enjoy being able to help people look and feel their best with a healthy mind and body.” Call today for a free consultation with Sun Hong. Dis- counts are available for seniors over the age of 70.


Location: 124 Washington Street, Tappan. For more informa- tion call 359-1201, email sunhongacupuncture@gmail.com or visit SunHongAcupuncture.com. See ad, page 14.


Online Program Aids Breast Cancer Patients


is a powerful program created by world-renowned yogi and mystic, Sadhguru, to instill a deep sense of inner balance, joy and mental clarity through enhanced self-awareness and meditation. The online format enables those who are recovering from illness to attend the classes in


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their own home and at their own pace. Many cancer patients who’ve taken Inner Engineering say


that the program offered them a remarkable boost in emo- tional strength and a positive forward-looking perspective when they needed it the most. “I have been through chemo- therapy and radiation with all the side effects imaginable. I strongly feel that if I had not been doing the (Isha) practices, I would not have had this inner strength to deal with my situa- tion the way I have,” explained Chitra Karnani of Bloomfield, Michigan.


According to Sadhguru, health benefits attained as a


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erived from the ancient yogic sciences, Inner Engineering


result of Inner Engineering are the by-product of overall balance achieved within the system. “In yoga, when we say ‘health,’ we don’t look at the body or the mind; we only look at the energy,” Sadhguru explained in a recent Huffington Post article. The program was created by the Isha Foundation, an


international non-profit organization dedicated to cultivating human potential through the ancient inner science of yoga.


For more information, call the center at 931-668-1900 or visit InnerEngineering.com or IshaUsa.org. See ad, page 21.


Healthy Living Series Wins Honorable Mention


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he Greenwood Lake Public Library is proud


to announce that its “Healthy Living” series has won Honorable Mention in the Ramapo Catskill Library System’s “2010 Adult Program of the Year Award.”


According to Kelly Corrado, coordinator of


Adult Services and the creator of the series, “In January 2010 our ‘Healthy Living’ series debuted. It was designed to present timely and important information on health issues and provide general information on a variety of things that patrons could do on their own that would help them on a path to a healthier life.” Topics from 2010 included Gratitude Opens Your Heart,


sponsored by Maryann McQuillan of Goshen Acupuncture & Wellness Center and this year’s topics included Addressing Lyme Disease with local holistic practitioner Fran Sussman. The December topic will be Playing It Safe with com-


munity educator Denyse Variano of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Orange County Family and Consumer Sciences Division. The series will continue in 2012.


Location: Greenwood Lake Library, 79 Waterstone Rd, Green- wood Lake. For more information, contact Kelly Corrado at 477-8377 ext. 108 or kcorrado@rcls.org. Visit GWLLibrary.org.


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