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Corey Proffitt, a Licensed Massage Therapist in Lexington, KY, explains how massage can help with Seasonal Affective Disorder.

Corey Proffitt, a Licensed Massage Therapist in Lexington, KY, explains the benefits of massage for Arthritis this season.

Alure Salon and Day Spa voted #1 by Lexington’s Herald-Leader 2009 Readers Choice poll.

Lexington Healing Arts Academy (LHAA) honors our veterans by offering them FREE Yoga classes on Veteran’s Day, November 11. The FREE classes are Wednesday, November 11 at 12:00-1:15 PM and 5:30-6:45 PM.

Kentucky man tell his story of how his body cured itself of COPD and a host of other health isues. In his account hes says, "Kangen Water was the only change I made, my doctor said Ray, just keep doing what your doing because it's working."

Last weekend's flash floods cause major damage; residents in need of assistance in remote areas of Appalachian Kentucky

Urban Active has devised its own stimulus package to help people in their communities stay healthy and fit as they are faced with rapidly rising premiums and health care costs.

Announcing 2009 Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Week March 2-8

Milk: “When you choose a glass of conventional milk, you are buying into a whole chemical system of agriculture,” says Dr. Greene. People who switch to organic milk typically do so because they are concerned about the antibiotics.

Some diets are so controversial that they divide the medical community. The nutritional information provided on carbohydrate controlled diets are based on research, education and clinical experience.

For some weight loss is achieved faster with hypnosis. Some people say it feels like magic because it is so easy to make powerful changes. Weight loss is not an easy process.

Vegetarian diets are healthy alternatives to meat-based diets. When properly planned, plant food diets provide all the nutritional components needed for a healthy adult lifestyle.

Intestinal parasites are internal parasites that live in the small or large intestine (colon). External parasites, such as fleas, ticks, and mites, live on the outside of the body.

Healing Hands Intensive Workshop & Retreat with Samara Anjelae

Healer Samara Anjelae visits Local Library