Charity Begins at Home

Nancy Boone, a resident of Ramsey for more than 70 ears and owner of Ramsey Farmers Market at the Main Street train station, is proud of her town, its community and the multitude of dedicated people that have devoted so much time and effort to make it vibrant, welcoming and forward-thinking.

Now in its 14th season, the market hosts many events scheduled throughout the year. Every Sunday, Boone and her dedicated volunteers welcome hundreds of shoppers from far and wide to find the freshest produce and products from more than 50 farms, food purveyors and artisans. They donate annually to many town and local nonprofits,

After retiring 10 years ago from Ramapo College, Boone currently serves on Ramsey’s Design Review Board and Environmental Commission, and the Board of the Mahwah Environmental Volunteer Organization.

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Natural Awakenings Magazine Hudson County - May 2023

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Tips to Help the System Fight Viruses

Although it is not always possible to prevent a virus from taking hold in the body, we can still help the immune system do its job. Read More »

You are the Best in North NJ – Part 1

Women have always been essential contributors to holding communities together and are making great strides in the business world by inspiring other women to follow their lead. Read More »

You are the Best in North NJ – Part 2

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How to do 4-7-8 Breathing Technique

This breathing exercise is known specifically for promoting better sleep, calming nerves and swirling minds, and managing reactive emotions and anxiety. Read More »

Vitamin D and Dental Health

Vitamin D is often considered just another vitamin in our daily routine, but its significance cannot be overstated. Read More »

The Ins and Outs of IV Therapies

Like many, you have been taking your supplements, exercising, sleeping well, and eating a healthy diet. You “should” be feeling great. Read More »

We are Pure Energy and Only Love is Real

Who we are being is more important than what we’re doing in life because who we’re being attracts or magnetizes the energy of what comes into our lives. Read More »

Mother’s Day at the Salt Cave

On May 13 and 14, Salt of the Earth, Center for Healing, is offering half-price ($20) salt cave sessions, so enjoy some time to rejuvenate and relax at the salt cave with Mom. Read More »

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Womens Wellness Issue

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Ashwagandha May Improve Women’s Sexual Experience

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Water Birth Benefits

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Water immersion during labor is an increasingly popular birthing option for healthy women that experience a straightforward pregnancy, labor spontaneously at full term and plan to give birth in a midwifery-led care setting. Read More »

INTEGRATIVE TREATMENTS FOR PETS WITH MOBILITY ISSUES

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While vets often suggest surgery for certain debilitating conditions, less invasive treatments might be just as effective with considerably less risk, particularly for animals that cannot tolerate anesthesia. Read More »

Carol Penn on Finding Calm in a Chaotic World

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Earth-Friendly Delights for Mom

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Exploring the Doomsday Glacier

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HOW TO RESOLVE VAGINAL DRYNESS

First Signs of Menopause: How to Resolve Vaginal Dryness

Today, integrative and functional doctors, researchers and continuing education instructors are leading the charge to provide innovative and customized answers for women experiencing vaginal dryness and other hormone-related symptoms. Read More »

Fir Trees Die in Record Numbers

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Gardening Therapy

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Kale and Tempeh Tacos

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Light Therapy for Autoimmune Symptoms

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Microplastic Overload REDUCING CHILDHOOD EXPOSURE

Microplastic Overload: Reducing Childhood Exposure

Researchers are investigating the human health impacts of these synthetic materials, and while we have a growing picture of potential risks, additional scientific exploration is needed to know how petroleum-based polymers affect kids. Read More »

Reversing Type 2 Diabetes With Diet

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Scientists Invent Battery Made of Paper

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Nature for Seniors

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Skin Fitness: Daily Routines for a Radiant Appearance

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Solving Stress: Holistic Tips From Lifestyle Doctors

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Sulfur Shortage Predicted

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A shift away from fossil fuels and an increase in agricultural demand will cause the demand for sulfuric acid to increase considerably from 246 to 400 million metric tons by 2040. Read More »

Taking Control of Our Hormones

Taking Control of Our Hormones: Nutritional Tips to Support the Delicate Balance

Think of hormones as the body’s messengers, sending signals that affect a host of functions.Keeping these hormones in proper balance is critical for health, and imbalances can lead to a wide range of effects. Read More »

The Divine Messiness of Motherhood

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Using Algae for Industrial Carbon Capture

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Vanilla and Fig Scones With Pistachios

Vanilla and Fig Scones With Pistachios

A great dessert or breakfast treat, a scone is a baked good usually made with wheat flour and butter. This recipe calls for almond flour instead to reduce the carbs and increase the nutrition. Read More »

Grab Your Spot! Special May 2023 - Women in Wellness Series

We are excited to announce women’s health pioneer Marcelle Pick, OB/GYN, NP, author and creator of the PBS show, Is It Me or My Hormones? will be hosting our weekly Women’s Wellness Series in May! Read More »

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