Archive for May, 2008

May 31 2008

Sacred Tree Announces Summer Solstice Retreat.

Published by Frederick Konig under health

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“EARTH CYCLES: A PATHWAY TO HEALING” JUNE 19-22 - NEW event to kick-off signature series of wellness retreat workshops

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May 29, 2008 (Breckenridge, CO) - Sacred Tree, a holistic health and wellness center in Breckenridge, announced today that it will launch a line of signature health and wellness retreats beginning with a summer solstice celebration, Earth Cycles: A Pathway to Healing - June 19-22, 2008 in Breckenridge, Colorado.

Participants in Earth Cycles will discover the meaning and significance of the four winds and the four directions, which are interrelated to the birth, growth, dissolution, regeneration, and returning of life on the earth.

The experience will also include Qigong and Yoga, interactive presentations, indigenous ceremonies, outdoor nature activities, organic breakfast and lunch.

The foundation for the retreat celebrates the four seasons, marked by the solstices of winter and summer and the equinoxes of fall and spring.

Joel Proctor, Dipl. L.Ac & CH, founder of Mystic Warrior School for Martial and Cultivation Arts, Practitioner of Indigenous Healing and Traditional Pipe Carrier, and Brigette Schabdach, owner and founder of Sacred Tree, along with additional practitioners, will present and lead these wellness health spa retreats.

Both Proctor and Schabdach have been integral in the development and growth of Sacred Tree since its opening in June, 2003.

“A retreat or getaway allows people time away from their daily routines and spheres of influence,” says Proctor. “They are able to find deeper levels of relaxation for their bodies, more clarity for their minds, more time to nourish and rejuvenate their spirits,” he adds.

More than 15 wellness health spa retreats are currently offered within the next six months. Earth Cycles (Summer Solstice and also Fall Equinox) is one of two featured signature retreats, with the second being Return to Spirit: Transformational Healing Session.

Future destinations include Breckenridge, Aspen and Tulum, Mexico. Visit sacredtree.com for an ongoing schedule of wellness retreat workshops, such as Female Health and Vitality, Family Wellness and Qigong Retreats.

“We invite you to join us in our discovery of the body’s natural, inherent and powerful capacity for restoration, regeneration and vibrant, energetic health,” says Brigette Schabdach, owner and founder of Sacred Tree.

Registration for Earth Cycles is open, and availability is limited. The fee to attend this signature four-day retreat is: $550. Discounted spa services and lodging rates are available for all participants.

All ceremonies are offered freely under traditional perspectives of spiritual responsibilities and reciprocal agreements.

For more information surrounding Sacred Tree retreats and for registration information, visit: www.sacredtree.com or call 970-389-9968.

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About Sacred Tree: Sacred Tree is a holistic health and wellness center founded in Breckenridge by Brigette Schabdach in 2003. The center supports an integrative approach to health and wellness, addressing the physical, psychological, social and spiritual components of well-being.

Skilled practitioners help people of all ages and fitness levels live healthy lifestyles, reduce health risks and grow personally, with the ultimate goal of Sacred Tree being a place of protection, peace, relaxation, nourishment, contemplation and centering.

The center offers acupuncture, massage therapy, natural skincare, chiropractic and naturopathic medicine, Rolf Methodology, iridology, ear candling, thermographic scans, ionic cleanse, nutritional counseling, women’s exams, skin cancer screenings and body treatments, free wellness talks, yoga, tai chi, qigong and kung fu programs.

Sacred Tree features two Breckenridge locations with an on-staff naturopathic doctor, chiropractor, acupuncturist, massage therapists and Rolf Method practitioners.

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May 30 2008

Do You Know What Your Drugs Are Doing To You!

Published by Frederick Konig under health

I thought I should share this piece of information with you. If you’ve had a look at my blog you will notice that it is all about natural cures.

I totally agree with the article below. We are suckers to “the big machine” when it come to our own health.

It is just too easy to shift the responsibility of our health onto others, who in turn find it too easy to exploit our ignorance.
clipped from www.betterbodyjournal.com

In 2005, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reported(1) that drug overdoses killed 33,000 people that year. Roughly 10,000 people died in 1990 of the same causes. In 1999, it was 20,000 people. Are you seeing the trend? In 2005, drug deaths were second only car accidents (44,000 people killed) in the category of accidental deaths.

This huge increase in people dying is not because of a heroin or crack epidemic. It’s not young, black people who are dying either. This increase in deaths is happening in the middle-aged, white demographic. CDC epidemiologist Leonard Paulozzi stated to Congress, “Mortality statistics suggest that these deaths are largely due to the misuse and abuse of prescription drugs.” (1a)
The staggering death rate from accidental drug overdose or use is no accident. We’re taking more drugs than we’ll ever need.
  blog it

Do not become a victim and do not think you can say you’ve not been warned.

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May 29 2008

7 Health Benefits Of Tea…

Published by Frederick Konig under health

Did you know that after water, tea id the most commonly consumed beverage in the world?

Thanks to an abundance of antioxidants tea boosts your immunity and toughens up your system to fight disease.

The 7 health benefits of tea are:

    1) Heart - It is good for your heart, because of flavenoids. Flavenoids helps in preventing cholesterol from damaging your arteries.

    2) Cancer - Tea contains polyphenols that also acts antioxidants. Polyphenols stave off heart disease and repairs cell damage associated with cancer.

    3) Metabolism - Essential minerals in tea boosts metabolism.

    4) Cholesterol - Tea can help to lower “bad” chol;cholesterol.

    5) Memory - Tea improves memory and helps prevent neuro-degenerative disorders like Alzheimer’s.

    6) Brain - Amino acids in tea regulate brain rhythm and keep you alert.

    7) Immunity - The antioxidants in tea boost your immunity.

Ahhh, teatime! I’m off…

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May 28 2008

Baby Boomers - Healthy Diet and Supplements Best Weapons Against Common Diseases.

Published by Frederick Konig under health

Baby Boomers - If you want to grow old gracefully take your B vitamins for your brain and fish oils for your heart.

Patrick Holford, founder of the Institute for Optimum Nutrition in London said that most diets were inadequate and supplements were vital to “top up the gap”.

A healthy diet could reduce your risk of dying from common disease like Alzheimer’s, heart disease, diabetes and cancer by as much as 80%

I bet if you had those odd at the casino you will bet your life.

So let me appeal to you - do not gamble with death any longer - choose life, change your diet today, stock-up with the necessary supplements and enjoy the ride.

See this blog for comprehensive information and resources on obtaining .

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May 27 2008

Do You Suffer From Depression?

Published by Frederick Konig under depression

If you are struggling with , there is one herb that’s been achieving remarkable results in the treatment of depression.

Rhodiola has been widely haled for its ability to improve concentration, strength, endurance and recovery time.

Since many people suffering from depression also experience fatigue and feeling rundown, it is a match made in heaven - because using the herb not only lifts your mood it energizes you as well.

According to research done by the Swedish Herbal Institute, Rhodiola worked as well as St. John’s wort and was even as effective as the anti-depressant imipramine.

Researchers conducting a six week clinical trial of Rhodiola found that there was a significant reduction the Hamilton and BDI scores of the group who’d been taking the herb.

Rhodiola works because it levels out your stress hormone levels. Another study in Germany found that over a 12 week period participants experienced increased levels of energy and libido plus it also boosted their mental performance and motivation.

Another huge benefit is that Rhodiola is basically free of side effects and should not intact with conventional drugs.

Depression can be such a debilitating condition.

Then to still have to suffer from the side effects of your medication is simply to add insult to the injury.

Do yourself a favor and exhaust your natural alternatives 1st and failing any result then and only then consider conventional drugs.

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