October / November 2025
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I’ll Seize the Day … Right After My Nap!
by Jill Palmquist, Minneapolis, MNDOs and DON’Ts to Help the 50-Plus Crowd Live Their Best Lives Yet Mid-life and beyond is a mixed bag.
Keep the Change
by Alan Cohen, HawaiiAs we move into autumn, some of us may feel wistful about leaving the sunnier, warmer, vacation-friendly days behind.
Comparing Our Insides to Others' Outsides
by Rabbi Asher Gottesman, Southern CAA compare-and-despair attitude has become the foundation of the virtual world we now spend hours in—hiding behind crafted poses, smiles, manipulations
Lifestyle as Medicine: Simple Shifts, Profound Healing
by Patricia A. Muehsam, MD, New York CityWe tend to think of medicine as pills and procedures, or maybe supplements and superfoods.
NATURE-INSPIRED SMILES
by Creations MagazineSPONSORED POST e. s. i. Healthy Dentistry Have you ever wondered how dentists repair damaged teeth in a way that looks and feels so natural?
Pickleball: A Higher Purpose
by Neil Garvey, Publisher, Creations MagazineFor the fourth consecutive year, Pickleball continues to be the fastest-growing sport in the United States!
Take It Slow and Easy, but Do It! PART 2
by Dreama Vance, TexasLast issue, we talked about eliminating processed foods from the diet. This one step, in and of itself, starts a healing journey for the body.
Your Light Matters
by Ann Albers and The Angels, Phoenix, AZYou've heard this before: a single candle can illuminate a darkened room. A single ray of sun can dispel the darkness.
Another Leap Forward in Dental Healing: Preservation Over Replacement
by Creations MagazineSPONSORED POST Integrative Dental Specialists Many of the patients I have the pleasure in treating are deeply committed to holistic health practices, often
Because I am a Libra
by Cleo Griffith, Central Valley, CAI mourn for the tragedies of the world, we hear them all, in these days of mass communication, from our town to the other side of the world, and that could
Blank Canvas
by Janice Kuhl, Glen Cove, NY--- no longer bound by yesterday, I paint my future in bright bold strokes
Sleep Aid
by Dianne Guarino, Northport, NYTurn off the phone Toss out the warm milk Tune down the calming music Throw away the melatonin Pick up a book.
What You Can’t Know Right Now
by Len Slatest, East Moriches, NYIs the tumor benign, or malignant? The interview went decently, but will you get the job?
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