There are many things to be said about Easter Sunday. From egg hunts to new Easter hats to funny Easter morning sermons that we’ve all heard at church. All of which I could go on and on …
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By RosaLin Alcoser
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3/8/24
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An estimated 35,000 Americans die each year from antibiotic resistant infections. Worldwide, the number rises to 4.95 million. Antibiotics are extremely overused in medical practice. Antibiotics are …
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By Shauna Burshem, D.C.
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3/8/24
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As I listen to music driving down the road, I got to thinking about how music is an integral part of our lives whether we realize it or not. I am always quoting lines from songs and from sitcoms. In …
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By Emery Kleven
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2/23/24
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Power outages can be frequent in Western Tennessee. Virtually everyone has a generator. I had a generator at the construction site because I built for the first year without service to the address. I …
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2/23/24
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Last month, I presented the idea of some healthy sugar sources to replace the nutrient deficient white sugar. The next category to review is healthy oils. Oils and fats are an important nutrient for …
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By Noel Aldrich, PhD, CNS Licensed Nutritionist
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2/16/24
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As Minnesotans we are prepared for the cold and those harsh bitter sub zero days. To the point where for some seeing who can go the longest without switching to jeans and a coat is a thing of pride. …
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By RosaLin Alcoser
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2/9/24
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One of the most popular events surrounding the annual New Year’s celebration is the Polar Bear Plunge. Thousands of people brave the icy cold water for the thrill and celebration of the new year. …
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By Shauna Burshem, D.C.
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2/9/24
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This is a picture of the Paris Landing bridge. It connects the Land between the Lakes area with the western part of the state of Tennessee. The bridge spans a mile over the Tennessee River and the …
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By Terry Campbell
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1/26/24
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When all is said and done, it still takes time for a home purchase to close. Monica finally had a purchase agreement on a small farm: 20 acres with rolling topography and some fenced pasture, a …
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By Claudia Vanderborght
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1/19/24
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In this past season you probably noticed that “sweet tooth” become extra active. The holiday season is filled with opportunity for sweets of all different kinds. For many the holiday would not be …
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By Noel Aldrich, PhD, CNS, Licensed Nutritionist
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1/12/24
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11% of U.S. Children are diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). ADHD is characterized by patterns of inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity that interferes with daily …
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By Dr. Shauna Burshemm D.C.
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1/12/24
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And once again it’s a new year. I could talk about something along the lines of it being New Year’s, however, I did that last year. Instead let me tell you all about the much more existing …
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By RosaLin Alcoser
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1/5/24
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As we move into the winter months, there is a steady increase in colds and flu reported throughout the country. This yearly cycle of illness has become almost routine to the point that many expect to …
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By Noel Aldrich, PhD, CNS, Licensed Nutritionist
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12/23/23
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In a world filled with chaos and constant motion, the search for balance and harmony becomes a universal pursuit. Many turn to ancient wisdom and spiritual principles for guidance, and one such …
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By Susan Hinrichsen, CHC, CLC, MC susanhinrichsen.com
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12/23/23
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Purchasing organic pork is the best bet for your health. The antibiotic carbadox is added to pig feed to prevent infections and fatten up the animals. Due to cancer concerns the drug has been banned …
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By Shauna Burshem, D.C.
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12/23/23
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The first Christmas I can remember as a child was 1964. I was seven years old. I had the same interests as any second- grade boy. The toy machinery was the best. When my dad went to the implement …
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By Terry Campbell
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12/23/23
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Christmas is a magical time of the year and in Minnesota one of the few times that no one is really upset by the snow. Including my transplanted hispanic family from the south.
We absolutely love …
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By RosaLin Alcoser
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12/2/23
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In last month’s article, I presented the concept that food can be used as medicine. I presented some ideas for managing acid reflux. In that article, I mentioned that coffee can be a trigger for …
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By Noel Aldrich, PhD, CNS, Licensed Nutritionist
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11/25/23
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In the vast tapestry of the universe, there exists a symphony of vibrations that weave through the fabric of reality. This intricate dance is governed by the second universal law, the Law of …
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By Susan Hinrichsen, CHC, CLC, MC, Susanhinrichsen.com
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11/25/23
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Across the country every family has their own Thanksgiving Day traditions. Holiday traditions are a great way to bring families closer together on the holiday as everyone has something to look …
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By RosaLin Alcoser
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11/25/23
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