Menopause, Just What Is It?Written by Barbara C. Phillips, MN, NP
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Most approaches are common sense and actions we need to take daily. Others are meant to challenge your thinking and open your mind. Possible ways to approach menopause include: - Healthy food and fluid intake.
- Nutriceuticals such as vitamins and herbal supplements
- Exercise at least 30 minutes daily.
- Traditional Chinese Medicine such has acupuncture, Chinese herbs, Qi Gong and Tai Chi
- Adjust your attitude! Laugh and have fun. Hang out with your girlfriends and delight in NOT being 25 again!
- Meditation, visualization and biofeedback
- Natural, Bio-identical and pharmaceutical grade hormone therapy
| | JavaMusiK Announces Foray Into Wedding Ceremony and Reception MarketWritten by Scott Jeffries
Continued from page 1 As a music educator, resort hotel, restaurant and church pianist throughout last decade, Van Devender has become well versed in many styles of music for just about any setting. "It pays to be flexible," he adds. It also pays to be portable. Not every venue comes equipped with a grand piano. Such cases demand a player with access to not only talent and a deep catalogue, but also equipment to fit venue. "This is not a problem for us," Van Devender boasts. "As long as there is a power source, I can provide music." Van Devender primarily plays piano for weddings. He has, in past, played occasional guitar, but would never claim that to be his forte. If singing is needed, he can also include that in package. More information regarding Jeff Van Devender, JavaMusiK and JMK Ceremony Music can be found at www.JavaMusiK.com. Samples of Van Devender's original music are available for download at iTunes - http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewArtist?artistId=6416459 Cd's of his original music can be purchased online at www.cdbaby.com/javamusik Scott Jeffries - JavaNews, 2005

With a growing need for music which fits the wedding genre, JavaMusiK musician Jeff Van Devender is officially throwing his hat into the proverbial ring. Having played for many ceremonies and receptions over the last 20 years, he has decided to 'step it up a notch' and declare music for weddings throughout Colorado as his next forte with JMK Ceremony Music.
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