Rosemary Levesque

The Story of Cartilage, Synovial Fluid, Circulation, and Possibilities For decades, we've heard the same message from both human and veterinary medicine: once cartilage is gone, it's gone. In fact, I hear it often from people I know. "My doctor told me . . . ". and "It's impossible to heal knees when you're bone-on-bone." Maybe you've also accepted that as an unchangeable fact. When knees begin to ache, hips

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Rosemary Levesque

A Healthy Beginning Starts with a Healthy Foundation Last week, our family welcomed a newborn boy, a little miracle into the world. He decided he was ready to meet us about a month early. Like every family with a premature baby, we held highest hopes for the best possible outcome. What came along as an emergency for my daughter, evolved into surrendering to great care and capable hands for the

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Rosemary Levesque

What Your Feet May Be Telling You About Circulation, Mobility, Balance, and Healthy Aging About 30 years ago, my health wasn't that great. Oh, I thought I was "fine", but I wasn't. I was a baby when it came to natural healing. My kids were young, and, though I was a stay-at-home mom (retired from teaching Biology), I closely followed medical advice when infections and other challenges arose. That might

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Rosemary Levesque

Facial Renewal Begins with Touch, Sound, and Intention Your beautiful face carries more than expression. It carries tension from thinking, squinting, concentrating, clenching, grieving, smiling, speaking, and responding to life. It carries the imprint of stress in the jaw, the brow, the temples, the eyes, and the tiny muscles that work all day without much appreciation. That’s why a facial renewal practice can become so much more than skin care.

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Rosemary Levesque

Why Your Dog Is Still Itchy (Even After Changing Food) It makes sense that most people start by changing food when their pets are faced with allergies. It’s the most obvious place to look when a dog is scratching, licking, or dealing with skin issues that don’t go away. You switch brands and try grain-free and maybe raw food. Your vet may recommend something limited ingredient, or prescriptive that feels

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