WE’RE PROVIDING VIRTUAL LEARNING SESSIONS SEVERAL TIMES/WEEK.
WE ARE MEETING WITH FOLKS IN PERSON FOR WELLNESS SESSIONS. LIVE OPTIMALLY WHEN YOU’RE INTENTIONAL!

Schedule your Zyto Biofeedback Assessment to be more INTENTIONAL bringing in natural resources to optimize your health as we transition through fall to winter. The scan shows where biomarkers are out of balance and suggests items to incorporate specific to YOUR body’s needs!

ALWAYS SERVING YOU! Glad to meet up-Call CONTACT Angie-9196560963 for RSVPs.

Zoom Webinars Tuesdays, 6p-7pm, & Saturdays, 10-11am via Inspire2Health – fact and testimonial videos- Contact Angie for links to join in or to watch recordings. 

We are serving you in November and December at the:

Apex Cambridge Village, 330pm Foaming Soap Workshop with Residents, Cambridge Village Circle, Apex;
Glad to meet up with folks before or after these events in the Apex/HOlly Springs/Fuquay areas. AND
Apex Salem Baptist PreSchool HOliday Market, Nov 17-18, 9-4pm, 1821 N Salem St, Apex NC

We’ll be in the Annapolis MD area Dec 1-9 and 13-16 however can still provide services via Zoom or phone.

Please subscribe to our youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3kwS39nSW0p-M1TmN_qUPA/
to learn with us how our gifts of the Earth CAN make staying Health SIMPLE!

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING LOCAL SMALL BUSINESSES-
APPRECIATE YOUR ONLINE ORDERS at www.2cupsgreenteahawaii.com, buygreenteahawaii.com & www.mydoterra.com/986534.
Contact Angie by phone or order online!
ASK for a Referral Link to purchase the doTERRA products 25% off retail (wholesale)! Especially NOV16-21 for the BOGO (Buy-One-Get-One-FREE) SAVINGS – get 25% off and get a FREE product- while supplies last through Nov 21st! OTHERWISE- order retail OR I can order for you and meet for exchange of payment(anyone in the RaleighNC area or in MD area)!

Be well- naturally!

Visit us at these events:

9/5- 11-130- Cambridge Village Apex Lobby Education/Experience table
9/6- in Raleigh after 2pm – we’ll be supporting the LGCFU Healthfair earlier that day
9/7 11-2 Rex Cancer Center, BlueRidgeRd, Front lawn Farmers Mkt
9/9 10-3 Angier’s Crepe Myrtle Fest
9/11 8-4 Carolina Trace NCNGA Golf Tourney
9/12 10-2 WakeMed NewBern Ral Farmers Mkt
9/13 7am-11 Burlington AuthoraCare HF
9/14 11-2 Rex Farmers mkt
9/15 11-3 AKG HF Mebane
9/15 5-8pm Carolina Lakes Farmers Mkt
9/16 8-12 Midtown Farmers Mkt, NorthHills Ral
9/19 1130-1 Eaton Ral HF
9/20 WakeMed NewBern Farmers mkt
9/21 11-2 Rex CAncer Ctr Farmers Mkt
9/22 1130-1 Eaton Youngsville HF
9/23 8-12 MIdtown Farmers mkt
9/26 10-2 WakeMed NewBern Farmers mkt
9/27 11-2 NCA&T HF Greensboro
9/28 11-2 Rex Farmers Mkt
9/29 11-2 Duke Ral Farmers Mkt
9/30 8-1 ClubWorx FV

Post from GTH:

May is Asian American Pacific Islander Month, a time to celebrate and honor the contributions and achievements of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the United States.

The acronym “AAPI” encompasses a broad range of ethnicities and nationalities, including those from Asia, Micronesia, Melanesia, Polynesia, and beyond. Each of these regions has its own unique cultures and histories, which have greatly influenced the AAPI experience in the United States.

Asia is the largest and most populous continent in the world, and its influence can be felt across the globe. Asian Americans come from a variety of countries, including China, India, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam, among others. The cultures of these countries are diverse, with unique languages, traditions, and religions. Some of the most popular Asian cultures in the United States include Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, which have significantly impacted American society.

Micronesia is a region of small islands in the western Pacific Ocean, including the Federated States of Micronesia, Palau, and the Marshall Islands. The cultures of Micronesia are characterized by a strong emphasis on community and family, as well as a deep respect for the natural environment. The people of Micronesia have a rich history of navigation and seafaring, which has influenced their culture and way of life.

Melanesia is a region in the southwestern Pacific, including Papua New Guinea, Fiji, and the Solomon Islands, among others. The cultures of Melanesia are diverse and complex, with a wide range of languages and traditions. Many Melanesian cultures strongly emphasize ancestor worship and believe in the power of spirits and magic.

Polynesia is a region in the central and southern Pacific, including Hawaii, Samoa, Tonga, and the Cook Islands. Polynesian cultures are characterized by their strong connection to the natural world and their deep respect for the ocean. The people of Polynesia have a rich tradition of storytelling and song, which has been passed down through generations.

In Hawaii, part of Polynesia, the indigenous Hawaiian people heavily influence the culture. The Hawaiian language, hula dancing, and traditional foods like poi and poke are all important parts of the state’s cultural heritage. Hawaii is also home to many Japanese and Chinese Americans, whose cultures have greatly influenced the state’s cuisine and traditions.

This AAPI Month, let us celebrate the rich diversity and contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. The Federal Asian Pacific American Council named this year’s theme for AAPI Heritage Month “Advancing Leaders Through Opportunity.”