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Farm Where You Live – Harvest Celebration
Saturday, October 7, 2023- 9am -7pm
Come out and bring the family to The T. Ed Garrison Arena in Pendleton for the 2nd Farm Where You Live Harvest Celebration! Take advantage of the farmers market area with fresh, local, farm products or browse the rows of local artisans selling their crafts at the market. Meet nationally-recognized homestead leaders, and even kid-sized homesteaders can have fun with face painting, workshops, and classes just for them. Ten and under free. For tickets and more info, Visit: FarmWhereYouLive.com.
Fall Health & Wellness Fair
Sunday, October 22, 2023 – 1pm-4pm
Join in the fun at Earth Fare, The healthy Supermarket’s Fall Health and Wellness fair. Samples, demos, goody bags, and raffles, along with an opportunity to chat and mingle with many of the Locally Grown advertisers and brand wellness representatives in the area. The Fall Health and Wellness Fair will be held at Earth Fare, 3620 Pelham Rd, in Greenville.
Garner’s Natural Life Fall Health Fair
Saturday, November 11, 2023 – 8am-8pm
Join us for our Customer Appreciation Day and Fall Health Fair! Free samples, demos, raffles, and meet our brand reps and helpful friendly staff. Garner’s Natural Life is located at 1601 Woodruff Rd, in Greenville. The early bird gets the deals – 25% off til noon, and 15% off noon-8pm.
Farm Where You Live Harvest Celebration 2023
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Come out and bring the family on Saturday, October 7th, for the 2nd Farm Where You Live Harvest Celebration 2023!
Meet homestead leaders Joel Salatin from Polyface Farm, Jeremiah and Jessica Seawards from Roots & Refuge Farm, Dr. Sina McCullough, author and podcaster, and Shawn and Beth Dougherty of One-Cow Revolution.
Take advantage of the farmers market area with fresh, local, farm products or browse rows of local artisans selling their crafts at the market.
Kid-sized homesteaders will enjoy the fun with face painting, workshops, and classes just for them, and they’ll enjoy the live demonstrations happening from local farmers and homesteaders.
“We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to experience the joy of homesteading and sustainable living. That’s why we offer multiple ticket options, ensuring that there’s something for everyone,” says co-founder of the event, Megan Fisher.
Farm Where You Live is free for ages 10 and under, and the event is from 9AM to 7 PM.
Farm Where You Live Harvest Celebration 2023 is located at the T. Ed Garrison Arena, 1101 West Queen St. Pendleton, SC 29670. For more information, visit: FarmWhereYouLive.com.
Fall Health Fair at Garner’s on Woodruff Road
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Garner’s Natural Life is thrilled to invite everyone to their Fall Health Fair and Customer Appreciation Day on Saturday, November 11th, at the Woodruff Road location. Don’t miss this special event where you can enjoy fantastic discounts on the entire line of products, available only on this day!
The Fall Health Fair promises to be a day filled with fun and wellness. Come and explore free product samples, demos, and raffles; it’s the perfect opportunity to learn more about Garner’s wide range of products and meet their knowledgeable and friendly staff, eager to assist you on your journey to better health.
Garner’s Natural Life is located at 1601 Woodruff Rd. in Greenville. For more information and to learn about their other locations, call 864-603-5550 or visit: GarnersNaturalLife.com.
Fall Health and Wellness Fair at Earth Fare
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Earth Fare is delighted to announce its Fall Health and Wellness Fair on Sunday, October 22nd, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Join us for an exciting day filled with free samples, demos, and raffles.
The Fall Fair is the perfect occasion to explore Earth Fare’s exceptional products and discover the key to a healthier lifestyle. Meet our knowledgeable staff, who are eager to assist you in making informed choices for your well-being.
Additionally, we are thrilled to welcome practitioners and businesses featured in Locally Grown as exhibitors at this event. Connect with these local experts and discover unique wellness offerings from the community.
Earth Fare is a trusted destination for high-quality natural and organic products, committed to promoting health and wellness for all. With a wide array of nutritious options, Earth Fare offers a holistic approach to a vibrant and wholesome lifestyle.
Earth Fare is located at 3620 Pelham Rd. in Greenville. Call 864-248-4188 or visit: EarthFare.com for more information.
Chiropractor Publishes Book For Moms-To-Be
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Dr. Ashley Gonzales-Barwick from Our Patch Family Chiropractic has written a children’s book that tells the story of a mother-to-be receiving prenatal chiropractic care and the benefits that come from it through the point of view of her in-utero baby.
“This rhyme storybook serves as a reminder that prenatal chiropractic care not only has benefits for mama, but also for her growing child,” says Gonzales-Barwick. “More space in the pelvis = more comfort for mom = more wiggle room for baby = easier birth = happier earthside child.”
Gonzales-Barwick is a Webster-Certified Doctor of Chiropractic and is finishing up her final certification through the Academy Council of Chiropractic Pediatrics.
Grab your copy on Amazon. Mama Gets Adjusted – https://www.amazon.com/Mama-Gets-Adjusted-Spine-Kiddos.
For more information, call 864-704-0920 or visit: OurPatchFamilyChiropractic.com.
Palmer Distinctive Dentistry Welcomes New Doctor
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Palmer Distinctive Dentistry, a leading holistic dental practice in the Upstate, is pleased to welcome Dr. Ashley Hurley, DMD to their team. Dr. Hurley is a highly skilled and experienced dentist who brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the practice.
“We are thrilled to have Dr. Hurley join our team,” said Dr. John Palmer, founder of Palmer Distinctive Dentistry. “Her passion for dentistry, dedication to patient care, and commitment to excellence make her a perfect fit for our practice. We are confident that she will make a significant contribution to our patients’ overall dental health and well-being.”
“I am thrilled to be joining Palmer Distinctive Dentistry and to be a part of such a great team,” said Dr. Hurley. “I am looking forward to getting to know the patients and providing them with the best possible dental care. It is truly an honor to be welcomed into this community, and serve our clients in the Upstate.»
Palmer Distinctive Dentistry is known for providing exceptional holistic dental care to patients of all ages. Their team of experienced dentists and staff are committed to creating a comfortable and welcoming environment for their patients. With the addition of Dr. Hurley, the practice is excited to continue providing the highest quality dental care to the Greenville community.
Palmer Distinctive Dentistry is located at 134 Milestone Way in Greenville. For more information, call 864-879-6494 or visit: PalmerDMD.com.
The Importance of Food Compatibility
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by Kay Lucas
Solutions in Health Care focuses on a natural way of healing by discovering the truth about what is happening in your body.
Owner, Dr. Jeanne Petan, earned her Ph.D. in Biological Science from the American College of Nutripathy in Arizona. She offers many services at her home-based office; one of the most fascinating is determining which foods an individual is compatible with, whether from genetics or biological disorder.
Petan still regards what she was instructed many years ago, “Practitioners have two things to do: first, identify the cause of their patient’s disorder and set up a detoxification program. And second, set up a food compatibility program that will feed their body and not their infections.”
She explains, “People want to heal themselves, but they don’t have the opportunity in the matrix of the United States AMA philosophy, where it’s about drugs and surgery. If you change your diet, you may get a little better, but you won’t resolve your disorder because you have not gone to the core. If you can find someone who can identify the cause of your disorder, and they give you interventions such as herbs and homeopathics, but they don’t address your individualized dietary needs, you will not heal. It’s the difference between getting a little better or resolving the condition. That is, finding cause AND diet compatibility. But, after detoxifying, you will need another food screen to determine what your optimal diet is.”
A great example is gluten. Are people really gluten intolerant? “Well, if they have celiac disease, which is genetic, then yes, they are. Then they will have a severe reaction to gluten – which is a protein, not a sugar. However, it’s the contamination of the food that we have an allergic response to. An example is genetically modified foods, and that is a big problem in this country,” according to Petan.
In other countries, sitting down to eat is an experience that can last hours. They make food from scratch and serve freshly grown produce. More often than not, the opposite is true in the United States. We choose convenience, processed, and on-the-go meals. Also, the preservatives added to make foods last longer can be quite harmful.
The food you are eating isn’t the only thing to consider; water is another significant aspect of food compatibility. Petan says, “A big factor with food compatibility is pH in the body. It is very important to determine if you are overly acidic or alkaline and why.” Essentially, if you are out of balance, you can’t digest properly. Check the pH of your drinking water and set your filters correctly. Not all bottled water is created equal or suitable for you. Before you grab a bottle off the shelf, do your homework and look for a brand with a PH of about 7.6 to 8.5.
Testing your pH and food sensitivities is simple, and Dr. Petan has a lab in her office to check urine, saliva, and blood. She also has the Biotrue System, which uses biofeedback technology. To be tested with this device, you hold a sensor in one hand, and Dr. Petan places a sample of the food in question (i.e., corn, wheat, dairy) on the device. Then she uses a probe to find the pericardium point (from Chinese acupressure) in your other palm. The Biotrue interprets your body’s response, telling you if the food is compatible with your body.
“So many food incompatibilities come from contamination in the body,” says Petan. Therefore, everyone has different tolerances in how we digest. “This is extremely beneficial for children who are having attention, behavior, or emotional issues.” Petan adds, “Parents say it’s like a miracle with my child on the right dietary program that works for them!” Finding the truth about what is causing your symptoms is key to identifying the underlying physical and emotional problems.
Solutions in Health Care is located at 290 Enoree Trail in Fountain Inn. For more information, call 864-862-4113, or visit: SolutionsInHealthcare.services.
New Aloe Product HelpsSave Your Skin
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Jean Uhlmann, a skin care specialist for L’BRI PURE n’ NATURAL, is excited about a product called Aloe Vera Barbadensis Jelly.
“For 25 years aloe jelly has been the foundation of all our skin care products,” says Uhlmann. “As a topical, it has endless uses – sunburn, bug bites, bruises, poison ivy, sprains, itching and hydration for acne or blemish prone skin. No artificial green dye, fragrance or parabens. No medicine cabinet should be without it,” exclaims Uhlmann.
As a company, L’BRI PURE n’ NATURAL prides themselves with having aloe vera as the first ingredient in all their skin care products. They also state they don’t contain harmful chemicals or parabens, are cruelty free, and made in the USA.
To receive a free express aloe vera facial or more information on other L’BRI PURE n’ NATURAL products, call 864-985-9777 or visit: LBri.com/EveryBodyFitnessSkin.
Nurse Practitioner Opens Regenerative Therapy Business in Travelers Rest
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Introducing IV Peptide Clinic: a new business founded and owned by Irina Abrams, a Certified Family Nurse Practitioner with extensive experience in neurological and behavioral conditions. The clinic’s focus is on utilizing peptide therapy, a promising form of medicine that has shown effectiveness in treating some of the most challenging neurological and behavioral conditions.
“It is evident to me that traditional medicine has its limitations, and I acknowledge this reality,” says Abrams. “Many patients with conditions such as Autism, Seizures, Turrets, Chronic Fatigue, Clinical depression, and Dementia have limited options for treatment that come with severe side effects. At IV Peptide Clinic, we offer a new approach that prioritizes patients’ well-being and provides hope for those who have exhausted traditional treatments.”
IV Peptide Clinic is located at 3598 South Carolina 11, Suite 209B in Travelers Rest. For more information, call 888-244-0028 or visit: IVPeptideClinic.com.
Welcome from the Publisher
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We are excited to announce that the highly anticipated Get Off The Grid Fest is coming to the Upstate, and you can find all the details on page 10 of this issue. This festival is not only a celebration of music and healthy living, but also a sustainable living event that focuses on eco-friendly practices and off-grid living. We encourage you to come out and experience the festival’s unique blend of entertainment and education.
As we move into the summer season, it’s essential to stay energetic and beat the heat. On page 13, we have an article by Leila Scogin from Joi Center on tips to stay energized and refreshed during the hot summer months. With her expert advice, you’ll be ready to tackle any summer challenge that comes your way.
For those looking for something yummy and healthy, we have a mouthwatering Summer Berries and Cream recipe on page 29. It’s the perfect way to cool down and satisfy your sweet tooth while enjoying the bounty of fresh berries that are in season.
We also want to highlight our Locally Grown advertisers, who play a vital role in supporting our community. Please show your support for these businesses that are committed to healthy living.
Finally, let’s all enjoy the bright and beautiful days of summer. We hope this issue inspires you to make the most of this vibrant season.
In Health & Harmony,