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Important Dates
Panacea Open Until 12 pm
December 21, 2007
Closure from Christmas Eve to Boxing Day
December 24-26, 2007
PANACEA OPEN
December 27 & 28, 2007
Panacea Closed
December 29 - 31, 2007 |
Open House Success
Thank you to everyone who attended the open house!
From all of us at Panacea Center, we would like to
express our sincerest gratitude to everyone who helped make our open
house a success! Special thanks go out to the Richmond Chamber of
Commerce, Java Heaven, and to the Les is More band for their lively,
upbeat entertainment. Whether or not you were able to attend, we extend
the invitation for you to come visit Panacea Center in the future and
book an appointment with one of our knowledgeable health care
specialists. Thank you again for a great open house and we look forward
to meeting you again soon!
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Product Special

Wild Blueberry Freeze Dried Extract (60 capsules) - $10 Off
• One capsule equals 1¼ cups wild blueberry polyphenols with 25 different kinds of anthocyanins.
• Three times the daily requirement of the research
amount of wild blueberry to reverse and prevent brain aging, improve
short-term memory and improve motor skills.
• Neuro-regenerative: stimulates nervous tissue
regeneration in the brain. Develops new brain cells, improves short-term
memory, improves motor skills, amelioration of age-related declines in
neural and cognitive function.
• Potent anti-inflammatory
• Preservation of stem cells
• Potent anti-oxidant
• Powerful protection from environmental toxins
• Blocks effects of radiation, prevents radiation sickness, anti-angiogenic,
protects against the initiation, promotion and progression stages.
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Feature: Hellerwork Structural Integration
Restore your body's natural structural balance
Does prolonged sitting cause you pain and tension?
Would your life be more fulfilling if you could move without pain? Using
Hellerwork Structural Integration, you can learn to use your body in a
healthier manner by exploring new movement options which can help
prevent painful symptoms from recurring.
Different from generalized massage therapy,
Hellerwork is a powerful system of somatic education and structural
bodywork designed to realign your body and eliminate soft tissue pain
patterns. Many chronic pain patterns will remain in the body unless
alignment and the ability to move are restored. Hellerwork has given
hope to many pain sufferers all over the world and continues to change
lives.
Discover the benefits of Hellerwork by alleviating many common
recurring, chronic and irritating painful symptoms within a few
sessions. You will notice changes to the body and improved alignment -
the secret to preventing previous painful symptoms from recurring. The
traditional series is organized into 11 sessions, each session focusing
on different segments of the body. Each client will not need every
session and can experience relief immediately or in a few sessions;
however, a customized series can be provided for specific needs. Book an
appointment today and feel the benefits!
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**Holiday Gift Ideas**

Panacea Gift Certificates
Give the gift of good health this holiday season with Panacea Center
gift certificates. Available for a variety of our services and
treatments. Visit us or call us for more information:
604-304-6010.
DermaMed Skin Care Gift Set
Choose a skin care gift set for your loved one this season.
DermaMed Natural Therapeutics provides the best in natural ingredients
for skin care. For more information, call us at 604-304-6010 or visit
the DermaMed website at
www.dermamed.com.
Did you know?
Naturopathic Physicians, or NDs, have been licensed in British Columbia for nearly 70 years.
From all of us at Panacea Center - Wishing you and
your loved ones a safe, happy & healthy holiday season!
See you in 2008!
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Five
Ways to Fend Off Colds
Dr. Sanjay Mohan Ram, BSc (Hon), ND
Why me? You think, as you feel yet another sore throat coming on. You get a flu shot and take multivitamins so why should you keep getting sick? If you seem to catch every bug that comes around, you might want to take a close look at your everyday habits.
1. Lather, rinse, repeat
You already know that frequent hand washing is a good health standard. The best avoidance strategy for colds and flu viruses is aggressive hand washing after every public encounter where there is a risk of contaminated surfaces which you may touch. You do not need antibacterial soaps – they cause the formation of resistant bacteria. Moreover, the flu shot is ineffective because it is based on last year’s flu strain.
2. Eat well
In general, having a well-balanced diet is helpful in maintaining strong immunity. Eating lower amounts of whole-grain carbohydrates is a good idea. Be sure to get omega-3 fatty acids (found in fish, dark leafy greens and some nuts and seeds) and omega-6 fatty acids (found in eggs, poultry and whole-grain breads), which are essential to healthy eating. Also, a good supplement with the antioxidants Vitamin A, C and E, as well as Selenium help boost the immune system.
3. Sweat it away
Sticking to a regular exercise routine can also help keep the doctor away. Find an activity you enjoy -- walking the dog, an aerobics video or hopping on the step machine at the gym -- and you’ll reap the benefits. Weight training and Infra-red saunas are also immune stimulating.
4. Get some shut-eye
Yes, it’s hard to get the recommended eight hours with all you’ve got going on, but now is not the time to skimp on sleep. According to the Better Sleep Council of Canada, sleep deprivation lowers the immune system, making us more susceptible to colds and flus throughout the year. The amount of sleep needed to stay healthy varies with each individual -- aiming for seven to eight hours of sleep a night is a safe net.
5. Calm down
Intermittent short-term stress can actually stimulate the immune system, but sustained intense (stress) corrodes it. In other words, don’t grit your teeth over the so-slow Barista at the coffee shop but if your boss is making your pull out your hair on a regular basis, know that your immune system will suffer. Find a way to work out your issues so they don’t affect your insides. Exercise and weight training is often a good antidote to chronic stress.
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