Aǹalemma water offers several benefits, including a significant energy boost, with studies showing a 20% increase in ATP levels after daily consumption for two months, which enhances cellular energy. It also promotes rejuvenation; a GlycanAge study revealed that participants experienced a reduction in biological age by 1-12 years after three months of use. Additionally, regular consumption of Aǹalemma water improves gut microbiome balance, supporting overall health. Beyond drinking, Aǹalemma water can be used in cooking to enhance the nutritional value of food and in gardening to boost plant vitality. Its versatility extends to treating other liquids like juices and smoothies, bringing them into coherence. Heather Rodman – Check out the studies and how it works -> linktr.ee/analemmawaterkineticenergy
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Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF)
Studies have shown that the PEMF given off by the Earth is equally as important to human health as food, water, sleep, and sunlight. Pulsed Electromagnetic Field devices were originally used by NASA to maintain the health of astronauts in orbit. FDA approved pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF) for multiple uses years ago verifying that it is a legitimate and safe form of physical therapy. PEMF Therapy helps receive chronic pain, better sleep cycles, improves digestive problems, and much more. To learn more about PEMF therapy, or to purchase your own device, or to experience a PEMF treatment, contact us today.
The Wellness Benefits of Walking
Walking offers numerous benefits for seniors, making it an ideal form of exercise. It helps maintain cardiovascular health, strengthens muscles, and improves balance, reducing the risk of falls. Regular walking also supports joint mobility and flexibility, which can ease symptoms of arthritis. Beyond physical health, walking boosts mental well-being by reducing stress and enhancing mood, thanks to the release of endorphins. It also provides an opportunity for social interaction when done with friends or in a group. Importantly, walking is low-impact, easy to incorporate into daily routines, and requires no special equipment, making it accessible for most seniors.
Sympathetic Resonance Technology™
The Science of Resonance. Every material object and living thing has a natural resonance frequency determined by its physical structure. When exposed to external frequencies matching its unique resonance, an object becomes stronger, more stable, and its natural energies more coherent. This applies to humans as well; we sense and experience this energy in moments of relaxation, focus, and connection with nature or loved ones. Q-Link® products, featuring Sympathetic Resonance Technology™ (SRT™), reinforce the body’s resonance, returning it to a balanced state. SRT™ has shown effectiveness in numerous studies and has garnered positive feedback from users over three decades.
Support Changes Everything
The Alzheimer Society is your First Link® to information, resources and a community of support to help you understand and navigate dementia. This World Alzheimer’s Month, we’re encouraging all Manitobans to learn the signs of dementia and understand the importance of getting a diagnosis.
The earlier you seek a diagnosis, the earlier you can connect with us to access dementia-friendly programming, support groups, one-to-one counselling and helpful information. Learn about the 10 warning signs of dementia and the benefits of receiving an early diagnosis by visiting
September is Arthritis Month
Arthritis includes over 100 diseases that cause inflammation in joints or other areas of the body. These diseases are grouped into two different categories: osteoarthritis (most common, causes a breakdown in cartilage) and inflammatory arthritis (autoimmune disorder). Arthritis can involve almost any part of the body, though it most often affects hips, knees, the spine, and fingers. It’s a chronic condition, affecting people on a constant or recurring basis over months, years, or even a lifetime. Symptoms can range from mild to severe, and can lead to disability over time. Talk to your pharmacist about how they can help!
A Foundation for Care
Our campaign to support the Brandon Regional Health Centre’s expansion project is now underway and will run through the end of 2025. This state-of-the-art facility will provide essential services for our community, improving patient care and outcomes. The Foundation’s goal is to raise $2 million that will go towards the construction and equipment costs for the new Critical Care building. For information on how to contribute towards this campaign, please contact the Foundation at (204) 578-4227. Your support is truly appreciated.
Enter for a Chance to Win
A Soulful Mexican Yoga Retreat. Experience a transformative retreat at Copal House Retreat’s ocean-front villa in the Riviera Maya, featuring panoramic Caribbean views from our rooftop studio. Deepen your yoga practice amidst stunning cenotes and ocean breezes. Included: health and wellness-focused welcoming ceremony, accommodations, meals for any dietary restrictions, 2 daily yoga/meditation sessions, one-hour therapeutic massage, bikes, paddleboards, snorkeling gear, travel assistance, and several excursions. To Enter -> ManitobaWellnessHub.ca Explore Copal Retreat ->
Enter for a Chance to Win
A Soulful Mexican Yoga Retreat. Experience a transformative retreat at Copal House Retreat’s ocean-front villa in the Riviera Maya, featuring panoramic Caribbean views from our rooftop studio. Deepen your yoga practice amidst stunning cenotes and ocean breezes. Included: health and wellness-focused welcoming ceremony, accommodations, meals for any dietary restrictions, 2 daily yoga/meditation sessions, one-hour therapeutic massage, bikes, paddleboards, snorkeling gear, travel assistance, and several excursions. To Enter -> ManitobaWellnessHub.ca Explore Copal Retreat ->
Exercise Your Brain
Just as physical exercise strengthens your body, mental exercise enhances brain function and reduces the risk of cognitive decline with age. Engage in strategic games like chess or bridge, and word games like Scrabble. Solve crossword puzzles or number puzzles like Sudoku. Read challenging newspapers and books. Develop the habit of learning new things, such as recipes, driving routes, or a musical instrument. Enroll in a course on an unfamiliar subject. The more you stimulate and engage your brain, the more you’ll continue learning and reap significant benefits.
Spotlight on Local Research
Are you interested in learning about the latest advancements in dementia research happening right here in Manitoba? Join us this World Alzheimer’s Month on Thursday, September 19 from 6 – 7:30 pm for our free public education event, “Spotlight on Local Research: Connecting the Dots” at Centre Culturel Franco-Manitobain (CCFM), 340 Provencher Blvd. in Winnipeg.
Hear from three local researchers discuss their unique disciplines and how they relate to dementia research and brain health – you might be surprised at how the dots connect. Live streaming events will also take place at participating Alzheimer Society locations across the province. Register today at alzheimer.mb.ca.
