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Newest to the Healthy Attractions offerings, Bare’s Favorites—with individualized nutrition-packed meals made in small batches from ingredients sourced from local farms—is a canine wellness game-changer
In the spirit of New Year New You, most of us are rethinking our nutrition and health goals. But what about the optimal wellness of your canine companion? After having spent 25 years in the health and wellness industry, certified life coach Heather Kuchar opened Healthy Attractions wellness coaching and yoga studio in Fairlawn in 2017 to help...
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With just two twenty-minute workouts per week, you can change the way you look, feel, and thrive
Not many families can claim to have five generations living at the same time. It takes a combination of healthy living and a robust gene pool. If you ask Rick Trivisonno his family’s secret to longevity, the answer is an easy one: staying active and loving life. “My mother is 90, my Nonni (grandmother) lived to be 96,” says Rick,...
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Higher Heights Fitness offers more than professional personal training
Just as clients undertake a journey of becoming their ultimate best at Higher Heights Fitness, so has its owner, Kyle Hotz. Since opening in 2021, he’s been introducing practitioners and programs to become a hybrid one-stop shop training studio. He and his team have expanded on their ethos of individualized one-on-one training sessions in...
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Dr. Nigel Brayer, of Living Tree Center for Healing, has introduced a groundbreaking new way to treat female urinary incontinence
For about one in five postmenopausal women, the simple act of coughing, sneezing or laughing could mean embarrassing urine leakage. Several years ago, Dr. Nigel Brayer, director and founder of Living Tree Center for Healing, became all too familiar with this statistic when he noticed how many patients listed urinary incontinence on their...
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With just two twenty-minute workouts per week, you can change the way you look, feel and thrive
Not many families can claim to have five generations living at the same time. It takes a combination of healthy living and a robust gene pool. If you ask Rick Trivisonno his family’s secret to longevity, the answer is an easy one: staying active and loving life. “My mother is 90, my Nonni (grandmother) lived to be 96,” says Rick,...
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