It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver. -Mahatma Gandhi
Read MoreIt is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver. -Mahatma Gandhi
Read MoreJust a quick reminder that you have until December 31st to take advantage of Village Green’s Year-End Sale. If you are looking for products that are kosher, organic, natural, preservative free…look no further. Village Green carries hand and body care items, vitamins, herbs, homeopathic remedies, teas, and some yummy snacks.
Here is what’s on sale:
35% off Pathway Nutritional Supplements
25% off Name Brand Supplements (Thorne, Xymogen, Metagenics, Solgar, Country Life, Flora and many more)
20% off Body Care Items
You can shop by phone, online or in person!
Read MoreImagine life without headaches, sinus pressure, post-nasal drainage, frequent colds and sinus infections. What if you could get rid of that irritable, run-down , tired, mental-fog feeling and be alert and invigorated every day?
The Sinus Survival Program is a new Village Green exclusive, created by Dr. Rob Ivker, best-selling author of Sinus Survival.
For the seasonal sinus and cold sufferer, there are all-natural products to help with sinus pains, headaches, stuffed-up noses, allergies, colds and the occasional sinus infection. When used as a daily preventative measure, Sinus Survival can help to minimize or avoid the cold-to-sinus infection cycle, build your immune system, and support your optimal sinus and health to feel great.
If you are a chronic sinus sufferer, this program can also help. There are over 30 products for sinus health, so contact Village Green Apothecary now to learn which product(s) may be best for you.
And as a reminder, Sinus Survival products are 25% off until December 31, 2010.
Read MoreFlushing or trashing pharmaceutical products can be harmful to area water supplies (including the Chesapeake Bay, for those of us in the DC area).
Village Green Apothecary is now providing a safe, environmentally savvy way to dispose of unwanted and expired drugs. When consumers bring them into the pharmacy located at 5415 W. Cedar Lane in Bethesda, the drugs will be properly disposed of using the TakeAway Environmental Return System. Over-the-counter and prescription medications qualify, excepting controlled substances.
“It’s a very easy process,” says Marc Isaacson, president and owner of Village Green. “There’s a simple donation form that you can download from our website, or you can complete it in our store. Your privacy is absolutely ensured, and we ship items received directly to the facility that destroys the medications.”
The TakeAway program employs a waste-to-energy process, ensuring that the energy used to incinerate the drugs is harnessed as electricity. Around 200 million pounds of unused drugs are generated by Americans each year, according to the National Community Pharmacists Association.
“This is a safe, environmentally sensitive way to make sure that the drugs don’t end up trickling through our ecosystem into the Chesapeake Bay, or even into our drinking water,” Isaacson adds. ” Continue reading “Village Green Offers Environmentally Safe Way to Dispose of Drugs”
Read MoreVillage Green’s last newsletter of 2010 is out now. It is full of information and tips about dealing with stress over the holidays. Four supplements that will help your body handle stress, as well as yummy recipes are just some of the offerings in this month’s newsletter.
Here are some fun facts about foods also in the newsletter.
Healthy foods that are natural stress fighters:
Citrus: Winter fruits like oranges, grapefruit, and kiwis are all excellent sources of vitamin C, a potent stress-busting vitamin. And the vitamin C found in citrus fruits is involved in the production of collagen, which helps keep your skin firm and reduces wrinkling.
Cranberries: Rich in antioxidants, these berries may help keep the pounds off. Studies have shown that the sweet tart scent of fruits helps curb cravings caused by stress. Just the aroma of cranberries can stimulate your hypothalamus, controlling your urge to eat too much.
Chocolate: Now don’t go crazy, but do consider indulging occasionally in dark chocolate. Studies have shown that it can reduce levels of cortisol (“the stress hormone”) as well as hormones known as catecholamines (the “fight-or-flight hormones”) in highly stressed people.
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