2017


editorial calendar ✔JANUARY


complementary care FEBRUARY


health & wellness plus: affordable


conscious dying


plus: children’s dental health MARCH


food sensitivities plus: holistic eye health


APRIL eco-yards


plus: medical massage MAY


natural pregnancy & childbirth


plus: women rising JUNE


chronic pain remedies plus: hybrid vehicles update


JULY


natural detox options plus: true prosperity


AUGUST


rethinking cancer plus: reframing autism


SEPTEMBER


graceful aging plus: yoga


OCTOBER


transformative travel plus: chiropractic


NOVEMBER


diabetes prevention & reversal


plus: silent retreats DECEMBER


uplifting humanity plus: holidays


newsbrief


Introducing a Brand New Food Called TAP T


apioca was a food first used by the Indians in South America. It has had a rebirth and now is a clean-eating staple. Extracted from the cassava root, native to the Northern region of Brazil, tapioca is a natural source of energy— ideal for athletes and high-performance workers. When spread on a hot pan, TAP, which is made partially from tapi- oca, will take the shape of a crepe or wrap. Made with organic materials, TAP is also gluten-free, sodium-free, fat-free and cholesterol-free. TAP is filled with potassium and minerals, including calcium, iron, copper and phosphorus, as well as such vitamins as B complex and folic acid.


Natural Awakenings Long Island staff writer Catherine Driscoll was able to


sample TAP and had this to say: “It was really fun to have a healthy, natural prod- uct to use in place of a wheat-based wrap. I made breakfast burritos with it as well as crepes, and really enjoyed the taste as well as the healthy vitamins and minerals that I was feeding my body!”


For more information, to order TAP or to learn about the restaurant of the same name coming to NYC, visit TAPNYC.com.


Do You Long to Take Your Yoga Off of the Mat?


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n February 14 through 24, join Na- dine Wolff, RYT-500, into the heart of


Kolkata, India, to visit with organizations that are actively rescuing and rehabilitat- ing the women and child survivors of human trafficking. See firsthand what is being done to combat this unimaginable violation of human rights, which is a $32 billion dollar illegal industry affecting more than 20 million of our planet’s most vulnerable woman and children.


After we spend three nights in the magical city of Udaipur for processing and R&R, participants will then be offered an optional add-on tour to the Taj Mahal at the end of the trip. Wolff has been passionate about combating human trafficking since she be-


came aware of it in 2012, when she raised more than $20,000 for the Off the Mat, Into the World Global Seva Challenge India. She went to India with Off the Mat, Into the World co-founders Seane Corn and Suzanne Sterling, and saw firsthand the horrors of human trafficking, but also the positive impact that love, compas- sion and care have. That trip has left an indelible imprint on her heart and soul. She has visited India every year since then and is committed to continuing to raise awareness of this crime against humanity.


For more information, visit Yoga-Nanda.com. See ad on page 33. Only do what your heart tells you. 12 Long Island Edition www.NaturalAwakeningsLI.com ~Princess Diana


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