Greater Lansing Edition - January 2023 Welcome to our January 2023 Issue. Printed copy now available at your local stands. The Future is Now Welcome to 2023, Natural Awakenings style! January is a cosmic restart and the perfect time to begin anew, greeting the year ahead with anticipation for what’s to come and taking stock Read More » Bundt Cakes for All Nothing Bundt Cakes has opened at 2090 West Grand River Road, Suite A, in Okemos. Jerry Yurgo co-owns this location with his wife, sister and brother-in-law. Read More » Dentistry With a Smile Christine Tenaglia, DDS, goes the extra mile for her patients, providing complimentary services to keep them happy during visits, including cozy blankets, television, DVDs, a refreshment bar Read More » Fellow Travelers on the Path to Truth For almost 30 years, Natural Awakenings franchises across the country have used a hybrid of top-shelf national content and a hyperlocal focus in a free publication to inform, educate Read More » Food as Medicine For those taking too many conventional medications, Inspire Integrative Wellness & Care can help minimize medication and maximize health because food is medicine. Read More » Hypnosis Certification Course Beginning Cheryl Beshada, CMHt, owner of Clinical Hypnosis Institute, will begin a hypnosis certification course on February 11. The state-licensed school, established in 2001, offers both online Read More » Integrative Healing at Center for Optimal Health The Center for Optimal Health, the office of Dr. David Pawsat, DO, and Dr. Alicia Williams, DO, wants to end the quick fixes to health complaints and put patients back in charge of their healing Read More » KUDOS - Creative Wellness Dr. Shelby Babowicz has joined the chiropractic team at Creative Wellness. She earned a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology and holds a doctorate from Palmer College of Chiropractic, Read More » Noninvasive Relief for Meniere’s Disease Symptoms Each year, hundreds of patients come to The Burcon Chiropractic Research Institute, in Grand Rapids, from across the United States and the world to receive specialized chiropractic care. Read More » Okemos Family Chiropractic Offers Cutting-Edge Solutions Okemos Family Chiropractic provides many different, cutting-edge alternative and natural therapies under one roof, including alternatives to surgery for disc or joint issues and protocols Read More » Ozone-Assisted Dentistry The practice of Dr. Jonathan J. Bechtel, DDS, uses the Longevity DOU120 Dental Ozone System. He says, “At Bechtel Dentistry, dental ozone therapy is incorporated into all of our dental Read More » Regenerative Medicine with Dr. Pham QC Kinetix provides services tailored to each patient’s needs. No matter the condition or its severity, their team has the tools and knowledge to provide the best possible treatment for each situation. Read More » A New Look at Saturated Fat Researchers have found there is no scientific ground to demonize saturated fat as a cause of cardiovascular disease. Read More » Artichoke and Spinach Greek Omelet Start your morning off right with this healthy recipe for omelets packed with artichoke and spinach. Read More » Brain Power Boosters: Tips to Preserve Memory at Any Age Regardless of age, it is always possible to learn, store and recall information, and there are numerous practices and expert recommendations we can adopt to nourish and optimize our brains. Read More » Cooling the Fire Within: Healthy Eating Tips to Ease Chronic Inflammation Consuming a diet full of anti-inflammatory foods can help to address a wide-range of health ailments and ultimately, add years to our lives. Read More » Curry Chicken Salad This tasty recipe for curry chicken salad is packed with anti-inflammatory ingredients. Read More » End the Mailing Madness Junk mail is wasteful. When a shiny, multipage magazine or catalog arrives in the mail, we must view it as an unsustainable practice and take action to curb it. Read More » Farmers Benefit from Harvesting Solar Energy Agrivoltaics, the emerging practice of integrating solar installations with working farmland, can reduce emissions, save water and possibly even boost crop yields. Read More » Fitness Delivered: Benefits of an In-Home Personal Trainer Adopting an exercise program with the guidance of a personal trainer in the comfort of home may be the perfect strategy to stick to healthy habits for the long haul. Read More » Glycine and NAC May Delay Aging A new clinical trial found that a combination of N-acetyl cysteine and glycine (GlyNAC) boosted glutathione and improved or reversed many signs of aging. Read More » Health in a Smile: A Holistic Solution to Impaired Mouth Syndrome in Children Impaired Mouth Syndrome (IMS) is a wide-ranging set of medical, dental and mood problems in children, but parents can take steps to nurture healthy dental/facial development. Read More » Hidden Dangers in Pet Food: The Scary Truth About Toxic Ingredients Switch dogs and cats from an ultra-processed diet to fresh, wholesome foods to avoid these most common toxins found in many popular pet foods. Read More » Mechanical Devices Inefficient at Removing Ocean Plastic A study suggests that while mechanical devices like Seabin do remove plastics and other items of marine litter, the quantities can be comparatively low and they may trap marine organisms. Read More » Milton Mills on Optimizing Health with a Plant-Based Diet Medical director of the nonprofit Center for a Humane Economy, Milton Mills, M.D., discusses the benefits of switching to a whole-food, plant-based diet and eliminating animal-derived dairy. Read More » More than Skin Deep: Healing the Heartbreak of Psoriasis A functional medicine approach can help to treat inflammation and triggers, the underlying causes of psoriasis, enabling patients to heal from the heartbreak. Read More » Multiple Benefits for Early Rising Active Seniors Older adults that consistently get up early and stay active throughout the day are happier and perform better on cognitive tests than those with irregular activity patterns. Read More » Our Helium Is Running Out Liquid helium, a nonrenewable element found deep underground, is needed to operate the magnets in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines, and supplies are becoming harder to find. Read More » Parental Depression May Affect Childhood Development Children that live with a parent that has depression are more likely to also develop depression and not achieve educational milestones. Read More » Predicting Earthquakes with a Phone App When an earthquake occurs, it sends seismic P waves through the ground that a Google app called MyShake can detect with a network of 1,300 U.S. Geological Survey sensors. Read More » School Districts Getting Electric Buses A $1 billion effort to electrify school buses will provide renewable fuel vehicles for around 400 school districts, including Indigenous tribal lands, Puerto Rico and American Samoa. Read More » Sea Soundscapes Help Regrow Oyster Reefs Scientists are amplifying the natural sounds of the sea via underwater speakers to induce baby oysters to swim toward desirable locations for regrowing oyster reefs. Read More » The Perils of Plastic Clothing: Embracing Slow Fashion and Sustainable Fabrics Most clothes made today contain plastic, mainly in the form of polyester, which takes a large toll on the planet. Here are sustainable fabric options and eco-friendly fashion tips. Read More » Two Cups of Tea May Avert Early Death A study suggests that a few cups of black tea a day might help to avoid an early death. Read More » Welcoming the Unknown Instead of feeling anxious or fearful about the unknown, embrace the excitement of the possibilities change can bring. Read More » Zucchini Pasta with Salmon and Artichoke Recipe for salmon and artichoke with gluten-free pasta made out of zucchini. Read More » In-Print