BJ Evans of Standing on 2 Feet is excited about a new entry in her wearable neurotech business. They are a type of elevated mind technology sock called Boomhi. Known as Voxx HPT, a pattern is specially woven into each of their wellness and performance products. According to the website, contact with it triggers a neural response in the brainstem that helps manage pain, as well as improve mobility and balance. The effect is instant, ranging from improved balance, mobility and pain management to better energy level and recovery process, and ultimately a happier, healthier life.

Evans describes them as affordable, attractive, and comfy. But there’s much more to this sock than meets the eye. “Some of my clients have told me they experience a sense of joy, optimism and happiness when they put on a pair of our new Boomhi wearable technology socks,” she says. “I’m also excited because they are made of 100 percent recycled water bottles, so it’s a win-win to recycle, repurpose, and restore for the environment.” “There is a QR code to see where trees are planted for every Bhoomi purchase.”

For more information on all categories of wearable neurotech products, call 864-421-5334, or visit [email protected]. 

LivingWell Integrative Healthcare in Easley recently welcomed Tracey Schofield, Jr. NP-C to their practice. Schofield is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from Saint Petersburg College and graduated with a Master of Science in Nursing from Clemson University. He has training in Family Medicine and specialized in neurology and headache management. Schofield worked at several different venues including hospitals and Bay Pines VA Healthcare System in Florida.

 At LivingWell, Schofield will focus on hormone balance, weight loss management, bio-identical hormones, preventative health/anti-aging, thyroid issues, as well as nutritional and lifestyle counseling, and women’s/men’s health. He will specialize in headaches, migraines, cognitive/memory decline, neurotransmitter support, anxiety and depression. His goal is to promote individualized care with a whole person approach to reduce disease risk.

 When asked why he was excited about being at LivingWell, he said. “When you’re in the hospital setting, things are a big problem. Being at LivingWell gives me the chance to take the time to help the patient identify underlying issues more thoroughly, and through education, get things back on track and have the patient feeling great! It gives me the opportunity to encounter people before things get out of control, so that I can help them reach their health goals, and have a much-improved quality of life.”

LivingWell Integrative Healthcare is located at 838 Powdersville Rd., Ste. G., Easley. To set up an appointment with Schofield, call 864-850-9988. Visit their website at LivingWellHealthcare.com.