Feb 26, 2014
Eben Alexander will take participants on an inner journey using techniques to access deeper meditative states.
The eighth annual community environmental fair, Going Green Matters, will be held March 9, at the Woman’s Club of Wilmette.
Save-Rite Compounding Pharmacy works closely with pediatricians to formulate medications that children will like.
The third annual One Earth Film Festival will feature 30 inspiring films screening at more than two dozen locations in Chicago and near-west suburbs.
Chicago holistic dentist Dr. Taf Paulson, DDS, PC, participates in the Smiles for Life Program.
Feb 26, 2014 ● By Megy Karydes
A pioneer in recycling-based junk removal, Junk King, in Northbrook, leads the industry in environmentally responsible hauling practices.
Feb 26, 2014 ● By Lisa Albrecht
Two pending bills—SB 103 (Sen. Harmon) and HB 2864 (Rep. Mautino)—would fix the renewable portfolio standard (RPS), which 77 percent of Illinois voters support.
Spring is coming, and while we can’t force those early bulbs to appear any sooner, there are things we can do now to prepare for the best veggie garden ever.
Feb 26, 2014 ● By Lori Hirshman
The numerous health benefits of routine colon hydrotherapy.
Feb 26, 2014 ● By Katherine Chavez, ND
Vegetarian and vegan diets are associated with many health benefits, but the quality of the diet is very important.
Feb 26, 2014 ● By Nick LeRoy,DC
There is much interest lately in a ketogenic diet that severely restricts carbohydrate intake.
The Good Food Festival, to be held on March 13 to 15 in Chicago, offers a full array of workshops for learning.
The inside scoop on this year's Chicago Flower & Garden Show from director and president of Flower Show Productions, Inc., Tony Abruscato.
Feb 26, 2014 ● By Vicki Nowicki
Americans are rediscovering freshly harvested dried beans in the form of ancient heirloom varieties.
