Winning the Stress Game

Written by Andrea Putting N.D


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Burning essential oils releases a pleasant aroma into you environment, as well as having a therapeutic effect. Oils such as Lavender, Basil or Petitgrain are stress relieves, or try a blend such as Sunspirit Harmony or Nurture Blends. Relax your stress away in a warm bath with a few drops of essential oil.

Spending time meditating, just getting in touch with ourselves, with nature andrepparttar higher being, releases our tensions. Focusing on our breathing and clearing our minds does us a world of good.

It can be very difficult in a busy life style to make time for you, but to deal with stress effectively it is vital. Time for fun, relaxation and exercise needs to become a priority. Enjoying your life will makerepparttar 113572 stressful times much easier to deal with.

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Andrea Putting N.D., Naturopath, Writer and creator/owner of health sites including, http://www.puttingitright.com.au, http://www.naturopathsresourcefile.info, and http://www.naturalhealth4cats.info . Explore the world of Natural Medicine; take your health into your own hands. Know how to be healthy and stay healthy.


Craig Nabat President of Freedom Laser Therapy strives to change perceptions about smoking created by a public relation expert of the past.

Written by Dr. Karen Stewart


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In his early twenties, Detroit Entrepreneur Craig Nabat had a terrible time kicking his own cigarette habit, but he was finally able to quit after many attempts. For seven years Nabat kept his promise to himself he would never smoke again. Then one high-stressed lonely business trip to Hong Kong brought Nabat's nicotine addiction back with a thunder. He bummed a cigarette off a nearby bar patron; that single cigarette ended up bringing on a year and half 30 cigarette a day smoking habit. Withrepparttar growth of his manufacturing and marketing business came more hours, more travel and more cigarettes. In a state of self-loathing, he turned skeptically to laser therapy as a last resort. To his surprise,repparttar 113571 treatment made quitting smoking effortless.

Like Bernays, Nabat is inrepparttar 113572 business of marketing and PR. After being treated in Canada for his nicotine addiction in January 2003, he became passionate about opening his own laser therapy clinic in Los Angeles called Freedom Laser Therapy. Nabat has plans for an aggressive global public relations campaign that will rival Bernays PR wizardry to globally treat smokers' for their nicotine addiction.

Like Nabat, Bernays was a young, ambitious entrepreneur with unorthodox methods of delivering his marketing message torepparttar 113573 masses. Bernays was extremely successful in lightingrepparttar 113574 torch forrepparttar 113575 tobacco industry, leavingrepparttar 113576 difficult job of dousing it for Nabat and other antismoking advocates.

Nabat's first hand battle with nicotine addiction sparked a fire in him to help other smokers who just can't seem to quit. In addition, Nabat is driven to changerepparttar 113577 perception of teens and young adults that smoking is no longer something cool to do. Nabat claims, "A marketing genius backed by millions in advertising dollars tricked us into thinking smoking is glamorous, cool, and sexy." "Now it is my quest to enlighten smokers that they were just duped and throughrepparttar 113578 usage of laser therapy undue global damage already caused by cigarette smoking."

Freedom Laser Therapy 720 Wilshire Blvd. Third Floor Santa Monica, CA 90401 310-458-5558 Tel Los Angeles, CA 248-547-5600 Tel Royal Oak, MI info@freedomlasertherapy.com www.freedomlasertherapy.com



Karen is a registered psychologist, working under the advisement of Dr. Rueben Vaisman. Karen graduated from the California School of Professional Psychology with a doctorate in clinical psychology, with an emphasis in families and couples work.


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