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When it comes to a natural remedy for a range of health and wellness issues, you don’t need to look much further than CBD. The ingredient has become the go-to solution for a growing number of consumers seeking relief from joint and muscle pain, inflammation, and anxiety and stress, to name a few conditions.  

Starting the New Year with a few extra pounds may add to the stress clients are already feeling. You can help them get back on track with aromatherapy to curb those food cravings.

CBD or Cannabidiol has become part of the health and wellness of millions of Americans. One in seven Americans use products containing CBD, the non-psychoactive compound found in cannabis, according to a new survey.

While you are the experts, it helps to build client confidence when they understand the treatments you recommend and why. Cupping may sound intriguing to clients but many know little if anything about it. Clear up the confusion with simple answers to the basic who, what, why client questions.

It would not be a stretch to say that one’s personal health and wellness are more important than ever, especially as it relates to maintaining a strong immune system during the COVID-19

The most wonderful time of the year can also be one of the most stressful, even during “normal years” as clients plan for holiday family and social events, shopping for gifts and possible travel.

Do you start feeling sad when the clocks go back? What you may be expressing is Seasonal Affective Disorder. Not surprising the acronym for it is SAD. Basically, SAD is a type of

The joys of motherhood don’t come without some pain, and a lot of that happens before the baby is born. Prenatal massage can be just what clients need to reduce pain up to the birth of their little one.

The research on CBD indicates that it covers a range of conditions. Pain, anxiety and depression are among the key reasons that consumers are turning to CBD, although reasons for usage

Are you a night owl or a morning person? Some people seem to take great pride in staying up late and sleeping in.  For them, they often are more productive at night. In fact, some studies