ASEA Available at Goshen Acupuncture
I was unable to practice any yoga. At the five-week mark my pain was still excruciat- ing although I was receiving acupuncture, massage and chiropractic care. After six days on ASEA my pain level dropped 50%. I was back to full yoga practice 3 weeks later with no pain at all,” shares Maryann McQuillan, owner of Goshen Acupuncture. She explains that ASEA, which has over 20
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patents, is the world's one and only product of redox signal- ing molecules (RSM) which are produced in each cell of all living creatures. In humans, they are produced up to the age of 12 and they signal, detect, repair and replace unhealthy cells. Low levels of the antioxidants glutethione and SOD are often found in chronically ill patients and autism patients. ASEA helps to increase these antioxidants as well as increase cellular communication. Gary S. Samuelson, Ph.D., atomic and medical molecu-
lar physicist and author of The Science of Healing Revealed: New Insights into Redox Signaling, explains that "ASEA is safe for everyone, because we already have these molecules in us.” McQuillan has found ASEA to bring great benefits to her and to her husband. “Last summer my husband was able to cancel a colo-rectal surgery because his body had fully healed after being on ASEA for six months. I now take ASEA as an insurance policy so I can survive and thrive and you can too.”
Location: 261 Greenwich Ave., Goshen. Maryann McQuillan can be reached at 294-0584 or
GoshenAcupuncture.com. See ad, page 11.
Moms Night Out: Mamas Get your Creative Groove On
W
ould you like to delve deeper into your creative ‘mom-self’?
Break through procrastination, guilt, perfectionism, being overwhelmed and all those sneaky blocks that
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ast September, while in yoga teacher training I pinched a nerve in my back.
have kept you from being all you can be? On Friday, March 16th from 7-9 p.m., Melissa McHugh of Arts and Souls Creativity Coaching will be offering Mamas Get your Groove On, a dynamic and playful workshop proven to set you on your most authentic path using creative ways to inspire your imagination and find the energy and balance of motherhood. And yes, there will be doodling, splattering and a bit of mucking in mud. As a creative life coach and long-time educator, McHugh
believes that “my role is to provide a nurturing, hands-on experience focusing on individual goals while fueling inner creative drive and spirit. I mentor and coach clients as they work past self-doubt and blocks. When moving towards a new career or personal path, blocks such as overwhelm or self-sabotage may occur. Through various tools, goal map- ping exercises, reflections and guided imagery, I help individ- uals find opportunities for success and happiness and clarify their goals and dreams. As a mom and teacher, I understand the joys and challenges of this work. Take this step to cel- ebrate you and all that you hold and all that you are meant to be,” encourages McHugh.
Location: The Body Art Studio, 55 Main St., Chester.
BodyArtByMichelle.com. $35 per person, 15 person limit. Wine and snacks included. Henna available after for a nomi- nal fee. To reserve a spot, call Melissa McHugh at 662-6661. See Mark Your Calendar listing, page 40.
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earn to turn off your obese genes induced by inflammation, chemi-
cals and heavy metals. Find your new lean body by turning on your evolu- tionary ‘thin genes’. Dr. Isadora Guggenheim, a naturopathic doctor and clinical nutritionist, is pleased to offer her new weight loss program that will help participants lose extra weight and toxic build up. “We use evidence-based medicine to reverse chronic disease, achieve permanent weight loss and improve quality of life and longevity. Your body works hard
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