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Natural Awakenings Sarasota / Manatee / Charlotte

Integrated Healing Arts Open House

Join us at Integrated Healing Arts on November 12, 4–7 p.m., for an open house event for the public, as well as a kids and family-focused event on November 13, 3–5 p.m. This is a chance to see our new facilities and meet our expert practitioners.  

Combining ancient practices with modern technology, we focus on a holistic approach to optimum health. Find healing relief from chronic and acute pain, post-concussion issues, traumatic stress, anxiety, depression, digestive issues and more. Restore balance with Oriental and Functional Medicine, Medical Qi Gong and Functional Neurology. 

Blood and oxygen are the core of life. Our blood analysis will determine if your brain or body receive an optimal flow of oxygen, which is key for wellness. In addition, our various protocols will eliminate toxins and enable the body to heal.  

Release blocks or misalignments in the muscles and soft tissues to relieve discomfort. Eliminate acute and chronic pain, headaches, and concussion with cranial structural alignment, lymphatic massage and laser therapy, and visceral massage. 

Are you frustrated with weight or digestive issues? Nutrition is critical, and healthy food is medicine. Learn about herbal therapies, clinical nutrition and wholesome meal planning. Discover how natural and holistic treatments will free your body, mind and spirit of risk factors that cause dis-ease. We also IV Infusion Therapy and PEMF devices that will increase your wellness and quality of life.   

Our family event on November 13 will include fun activities for the kids, along health interactive displays, singing bowls, yoga, free demonstrations, food samples, raffle contests and brain screenings. Join us in entering a world of Function Holistic Medicine.   

 

To RSVP for your free raffle ticket, visit IntegratedHealingArtsLLC.com or call 941-677-3418 

  

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