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Holistic Expo in Burnsville T


he Twin Cities Chapter of the international Ho- listic Chamber of Commerce (HCC) is hosting its first Holistic Expo this month. It will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on September 20 at the Metamorphosis Center, in Burnsville.


Local members of the HCC will offer their services, including free samples, reduced fees and introductory offerings at this event. “One of the key objectives of our Twin Cities Chapter is to help educate the local community on


the many holistic products and services available to enhance our health and well-be- ing,” says Laura Strong, owner of the Metamorphosis Center and chapter president of the Twin Cities HCC. “This expo represents our first endeavor to showcase the skills and expertise of our member practitioners. We encourage everyone to come and learn more about our vision to create healthier people on a healthier planet.” Some of the scheduled vendors include: Connie Delgado, Traveling Goddesses:


Travel for Women; Ashley Ferraro; Universal Healing: Savings Emporium; Kim Laine, Dream Builder Whole Life Coaching; Craig Lang, Explore with Hypnosis; Ginny Mack- les, Mindful Living; Patrick Milan, Soul Seats; Eila Norberg, Thriving Lives; and Annette Rugolo, Conscious Life Resources.


Cost: Free. Location: 1301 E. Cliff Rd., Ste. 105, Burnsville. For more information, visit TheMetamorphosisCenter.net. See ad, page 22.


Free ‘90 for Life’ Health Seminar D


Dr. Joel Wallach


Mind and Body Chiropractic Expands Hours


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r. Vernon Kuznia of


Mind and Body Chiropractic, Roseville, has added 13 more open hours to his sched- ule, including lunch hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays.


Dr. Vernon Kuznia


r. Joel Wallach will be the guest speaker at the “90 for Life” health seminar at Calhoun Village, in Minneapolis. The presentation will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. September 15; regis- tration opens at 5:30 p.m. Author of Dead Doctors Don’t Lie, Wallach spent nearly 20


years in the field of veterinary medicine, observing and research- ing the effects of individual nutrients on animal health. Today he is known for his groundbreaking research on the health benefits of selenium and omega-3 essential fatty acids. He is the recipi- ent of the 2011 Klaus Schwarz Commemorative Medal, which


recognizes the work of pioneers in the field of trace element research. Wallach lectures throughout the world on the therapeutic benefits of vitamins


and minerals, and on lobbying the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on behalf of the dietary supplement industry. His efforts and dedication to the public’s First Amendment rights to complete information on the therapeutic benefits of nutrition prompted the FDA to establish Qualified Health Claims for selenium and omega-3 essential fatty acids.


Cost: Free. Location: Training Center, Calhoun Village, 3270 W. Lake St., Minneapolis. (2nd


Flr., above MatKat). Pre-registration is required. For more information, call Paula Quinlan at 612-719-0228 or email Paula@PaulaQuinlan.com.


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Opened in May 2011, Kuznia’s office offers unlimited chiropractic for its members that are welcome to visit as often as they feel necessary. Kuznia offers individual and family member- ships, which are affordable and can be canceled at any time. “So many people love chiroprac- tic and its benefits, but they just can’t afford it,” Kuznia says. “By setting an affordable rate, I am making it easy for almost anyone to come in regularly and get adjusted so that their bodies operate at their maxi- mum potential.” Kuznia also recently implement-


ed online scheduling for new patients to schedule their initial free, 45-min- ute consultation. New members receive a 10 percent discount on their first month’s membership when they use the online scheduling feature.


Location: 3601 Old Hwy. 8, Ste. 106, Roseville. For more information, call 651-600-3521 or visit MindBody Chiropractic.com. See Community Resource Guide, page 28.


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