Lake Norman Integrative Wellness Blog
Replay Of Webcast: Food Link To Chronic Health Problems
webcast on March 10th (Food Link To Chronic Health Problems), click below to listen. This webcast is associated with the upcoming Gluten & Allergen Free Event. Dr. Akiba Green is one of the speakers on this webcast! Don’t forget that Dr. Green and Lake Norman Integrative Wellnesswill be attending the upcoming Gluten &…
Live Interview March 17 On Charlotte Today
Live Interview on March 17th! Don’t miss the Charlotte Today interview coming up on March 17th (10:30 am-12pm) on WCNC (NBC) with Dr. Akiba Green. He will be speaking with Gluten Free & Allergen Free Event coordinator, Nikki Everett. Watch us live!]]>
Botox can mess with your brain in more ways than one
Botox, fillers, and plastic surgery seem de rigueur these days, with anti-aging spas in practically every strip mall. No longer the domain of celebrities, Botox treatments are more affordable than ever and hence accessible to the masses. But at what price? Some research suggests those regular wrinkle-relaxing Botox shots may be messing with your brain — in…
Free Webcast on March 10th: Food Link To Chronic Health Problems
Join the FREE webcast, which is part of the upcoming Charlotte Gluten Free and Allergy Free Event! What: Webcast Charlotte Gluten Free & Allergen Free Event – Webcast Part 1. The Food Link to Chronic Health Problems, Wilderness Survival with Celiac and Food Allergies, Personalized Nutrition, and Balancing Alternative Care with Traditional Medicine When: March…
Product Spotlight
Go Raw – this full line of snacks and bars that are “raw” and seed based. Raw foods are loaded with enzymes that help the body properly digest and assimilate food for optimal nutritional value . Enjoy bars, flax snax, super cookies/chips, chocolate and coconut crisps. Find these products at Whole Foods locally or buy online. Clif Bar…
The problem with perfumes: Watch out for toxins
Nicely scented products can trigger pleasant memories or a good mood. In fact, some of the chemicals used in perfumes have been found to have a mild narcotic effect. Sadly, however, they can also trigger serious physical illnesses and reactions in people who have developed a chemical sensitivity, and the numbers of such people are growing. But…