APRIL 16, 2016


Longevity Expo April 8 T


Maple Grove Community Center. The expo offers options for people of all ages to look, feel and be their best by providing informa-


tion on how to stay active along with suggestions for living a healthy and better life. There will be up to 150 exhibitors, hourly prize drawings, free health screenings, seminars, demonstrations, shopping and healthy cooking tips offered during the event. Speakers will discuss such topics as wellness, acupuncture, feng shui, herbs, natu-


ral cooking, massage, healing, yoga, meditation, family, nutrition, fitness and longevity. Some of the exhibitors include personal trainers and coaches, fitness professionals, wellness experts and massage therapists. There will be a variety of unique products, healthy services, travel options, education resources, meditation and yoga resources and beauty and natural products.


Cost: $6; free with ad, ticket or food shelf donation. Location: 12951 Weaver Lake Rd., Maple Grove. For more information, visit MediaMaxEvents.com. See ad, page 25.


Aark Advanced Electrolysis & Advanced Wellness Joins BBB


A Diane Christofferson


ark Advanced Electrolysis and Advanced Wellness, in New Brighton, has recently become an accredited member of the Better Business Bureau (BBB). Owner Diane Christofferson says that she is proud to be an active member of this highly recognized nonprofit agency. According to Wikipedia, the BBB, founded in 1912, collected and provided free reviews on more than 4 million businesses, fulfilling more than 123 million requests from


consumers in 2013. BBB’s website ranks among the top 1,000 most visited web- sites in the U.S. People look to them for fair and impartial business recommenda- tions.


Christofferson, a licensed cosmetologist and esthetician, has been offering permanent hair removal via electrolysis since 1990 amongst an array of other holistic services, including ionic foot detoxification and LED light therapy. She is also a distributor for Young Living essential oils and other items that contribute to the well-being of her clients.


Location: 704 9th Ave. NW, New Brighton. For more information, call 651-636- 4049, email AarkAdv@comcast.net or visit AarkElectrolysis.com.


Unity North Hosts Good for You Day March 25 U


nity North Spiritual Center (UNSC), in Coon Rapids, hosts Good for You Day, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., on March 25. This event is packed with opportunities to consult with intuitive readers and energy workers as well as utilize holistic cleansing and evaluation technologies.


UNSC has assembled a cadre of experienced and trained providers, generous- ly donating their time and talents. The first sessions begin at 9:30 a.m. and the last sessions begin at 3:30 p.m.


Cost: $15 per half-hour session. $25 for a two-hour class. 11499 Martin St. NW, Coon Rapids. Visit UnityNorthMN.org. See ad, page 23.


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