By Monique Bain Acupuncture utilization in the United States has increased in recent years, but is less common among ethnic minorities and those of low socioeconomic status. The effectiveness of Acupuncture treatments has been shown effective for a range of health conditions, such as chronic pain, chemotherapy side effects, insomnia, substance abuse, PTSD, stress, anxiety […]
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So impressed with Coral Springs Charter School Senior Hector Almonte, Lisa Feiler, with the Foundation for Wellness Professionals, got in touch with the Spectator. “I was very impressed with his initiative to be part of our internship program,” she told us. “His grades, attendance and everything he does with regard to school are exceptional, and
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Weather You Likes It, We All Had Fun! When taking into consideration the harsh winter they’ve had to deal with, it’s hard not to be sympathetic to our Northern friends and relatives. Despite the guilt of basking in the balmy sunshine, thousands of Coral Springs families and neighbors endured a perfect tropical day in early
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Already the place to go for family health, 5 Element Wellness Center welcomes a new practitioner, Dr. Michael Jefferson, a chiropractor with a unique perspective, personality and healing touch. “My passion is Chiropractic because it is all about Human Potential. I get to work everyday with the built-in Intelligence of the human body, to unlock
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American Heritage camp director Wayne Lenoff is passionate about Summer Camp, not because it’s his profession, but because he loves the idea that each camper can have an amazing and active summer experience doing a variety of Hosting summer camps for more than 30 years, American Heritage’s summer sessions begin June 8 and continue through
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By Shellie Miller-Farrugia A frequent traveler from a very young age, I’ve had to slow down a bit and concentrate on more local concerns….like kids! When Scott and I took a trip to Utah a few winters ago, things were much the same as they had always been. Lines at the ticket counter, lines at
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