Infinity Health & Wellness Magazine December / January 2017 | Page 3

Contents
4 6 Strategies to Beat Holiday Depression
by Brian Eastman
5 Past Blessings
by Wayne Holmes

Signature Profile
Welcome to Krohn
Conservatory’s Magical and
Whimsical Wonderland!

6 Planning for Peace and Prosperity
by Cynthia, Little Flower
8 Author’s Spotlight: Recommended Reads
8 Ask Sage Woman: Spiritual Advice
by Sage Woman
10 Home
by Cindy Huff & Terri Noftsger
12 No, Leonard Cohen,
I Want it Lighter, Please
by Patti Lightflower
14 A Campaign for Dignity
14 Baker Chiropractic Testimonial
16 Seeking Hope this Holiday Season
by Cynthia M. Brown
18 Old Mother Hubbard,
What’s in Your Cupboard?
19 Recipes
20 How GMOs, Pesticides
and Processed Foods Contribute
to Common Bowel Disorders
by Dr. Joeseph Mercola
22 Longevity Resources
24 The Healing Energy of Music
by Jill Mattson
26 The Giving Tree
by Heather Preston
27 Blueprints in the Heavens: Horoscopes
by Laura Conner
30 Eternal Knowledge: Events & Classes

If cabin fever is setting in, and the kids are bored, it is
time to take a trip to Krohn Conservatory, Eden Park,
Cincinnati, Ohio! This beautiful attraction is available
to the public now and is open until Jan.8,2017.
Special Holiday hours and price of admission are
provided on the website, http://www.cincinnatiparks.
com/krohn-conservatory.
Discover a wonderland of one of the most colorful
and imaginative Holiday displays around the TriState area. Full of surprises and festive gardens that
delight the senses, there is something for everyone to
enjoy. There are trains of all designs speeding down
miniature tracks with fantasy hot air balloons and
quaint little villages to charm people of all ages.
The Schmalz Family Village will take you down
memory lane, with decorations that came from
store windows in Cincinnati from the end of 1940’s
and early 1950’s.With the addition of their own
decorations and the Caroler Village modeled after
the story of Ebeneezer Scrooge, the Schmalz family
donated