Blossom into Health at Rainbow Blossom

By Michelle on April 14, 2008 | Permalink | Comments (0) | Health , Shopping

You would't expect anything less than an alternative health from Rainbow Blossom in the spring would you? Of course you wouldn't.

Rainbow Blossom Natural Food Markets has taken the run of the mill health fair and given it a 'healthy' twist. Now in its third year, Blossom Into Health is an annual event created to educate the community about the many ways to maintain and improve health outside of, or along with, conventional Western medicine. Some of the areas top alternative health care practitioners will be gathered at Rainbow Blossom's St. Matthews Market-3738 Lexington Road-on Saturday, April 19th from 12 - 4 PM, providing visitors the opportunity to learn about new ways to stay healthy and to visit with providers on a one to one basis. Fair goers will also be able to sample various products, enter to win gift baskets and take home a Red Maple sapling in celebration of Earth Day.

Health fairs, ranging from corporations looking to keep their workforce fit to those geared towards free-health care screening for those in need, are commonplace in America. Blossom Into Health takes a different approach. "Now more than ever customers are looking for new ways to take control of their own health," says Summer Auerbach, Vice President of Rainbow Blossom. "We're always looking ways to educate our customers about good health and found that the health fair is a great way to do this. Not only do those that attend get to learn about the different treatment options that are available, they also get to meet the practitioners face to face-this gives them a real feel for both the therapy and the practitioner."

Visitors will have the chance to talk to a wide assortment of practitioners. These include Chiropractor TJ White, Food Addiction specialist Cherly Ades, Occupational Kinetic's Dr. Eric DeYoung, Rolfer Chance Mobley and more. For those with pets, Holistic Veterinarian Betty Boswell will be in attendance to talk about alternative therapies for the furry and feathered friends that share their lives.