Tag: May 2021 | Natural Awakenings NYC & Long Island

Who’s a Natural Awakenings Reader? Meet Tani Thomas

May 02, 2021

life's mission: My mission is to support, protect and maintain our natural environment through education, horticulture, gardening and farming. I would love to connect with people!

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Commack Practitioner to Lead A Free Functional Wellness Webinar

May 02, 2021

David Pollack, DC, founder of the Pollack Wellness Institute, in Commack, will lead a live webinar, The Functional Wellness Approach to Chronic Conditions, on May 21 from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.

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Natural Awakenings Practitioner Profile: Meet Karina Klein

May 02, 2021

I’ve been practicing and teaching for over 13 years.

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Just a Little Bloated?

May 02, 2021

Common health complaint shouldn’t be ignored as ‘no big deal’

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Modern Acupuncture, in SoHo, Offers ‘Glow’ Facials.

May 02, 2021

While the number one reason people seek acupuncture is for pain relief, this ancient Chinese practice has many other proven applications, such as boosting immunity and relieving stress. Another application that’s rapidly growing in popularity is the acupuncture facial to improve the skin’s tone and texture.

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Women at Increased Risk of Vision Loss

May 02, 2021

Most women don’t realize that they have a much higher risk than men for almost all age-related eye conditions, including cataracts, glaucoma, vision impairment, and autoimmune diseases that affect vision, says Rudrani Banik, M.D., an integrative ophthalmologist and the founder of Envision Health NYC.

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Long Island Dentist Takes ‘Nature-Mimicking’ Approach

May 02, 2021

Crowns and root canals have long been part of the dentist’s toolbox, but they don’t necessarily lead to the best long-term outcomes, says Dr. Olga Isaeva, of Nature’s Dental, in Greenlawn.

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Tips for Using Vitamin Supplements Correctly

May 02, 2021

A clinical nutritionist cannot only aid in discovering the correct vitamin or mineral requirement for an individual but actually, tell whether or not expensive supplements are being used by the body. Minerals work with vitamins

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Stress, Heavy Chemicals Linked to Hair Loss

May 02, 2021

Suffice it to say that the last year has been stressful. Even if we’ve resisted the temptation to pull our hair out juggling work and kids, the stress might still show on our heads.

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The Detox Lifestyle

May 02, 2021

Cleansing Concepts founder says counterbalancing the body’s toxic load is about choices

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Nutrition-Infused Dentistry

May 02, 2021

“If you’ve had problems with a tooth, chances are you’re looking for greater bone density and quick building of new bone tissue. In addition, D3 helps limit inflammation, which is really helpful if the IV is administered during surgery.”

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Ayurveda Takes Diet and Lifestyle Approach to Arthritis

May 02, 2021

Osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis are different diagnoses—one is worn and tears on the joints; the other is an autoimmune dysfunction

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Local Environmentalists Decry PPE Pollution

May 02, 2021

It was a single blue latex glove, abandoned in a communal laundry room, that inspired a New York City college student to reflect on a parallel pandemic: PPE litter.

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When Brushing Doesn’t Beat Bad Breath

May 02, 2021

Regular brushing is obviously important for combatting bad breath, but it won’t necessarily work alone. According to an article in Healthline.com, 80 to 85 percent of bad breath cases originate in the mouth, yet there are several reasons halitosis might hang on after brushing.

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