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Holistic Health Fair offers wellness options for Cape Region
Vendors filled the gym at Cape Henlopen High School.
April 9, 2014
Annette Stoner, Rehoboth's Good Earth Market manager, left, and owner Sue Ryan brought the market to the fair. BY DENY HOWETH
Adrienne Gage from Gage Family Beekeeping offered a sample and education about fresh honey. BY DENY HOWETH
Dr. Amber Golshani, left, integrative and naturopathic doctor, and Tammy Foote, licensed medical technician, talk about the aeroponic tower garden. BY DENY HOWETH
Joyce Lenzo, left, and Carol Aversa prepare juice at the Juice Bar sponsored by Hobos Restaurant in Rehobotth Beach, with proceeds benefitting the Food Bank of Delaware. BY DENY HOWETH
Heather Shafer, owner of Kaya Yoga, demonstrates aerial yoga methods. BY DENY HOWETH
Keynote speaker Dr. Nancy Gahles talks about Navigating Health Care Reform through the Power of Self Care. BY DENY HOWETH
In a workshop concentrating on making over the medicine cabinet with essential oils, Kimberly Distilli of Wellness Balance discusses the used of oregano. BY DENY HOWETH
Henry Luther is instructed by Greg Mervine of Fun Fit Vibe on the use of the Power Plate. BY DENY HOWETH
The Green Shaman, Nick Metz, offers Laura Lee Richter-Kirby information on Chakra balancing. BY DENY HOWETH
Kyle Shaffer, left, and Andrea Senturk offer Nerium, a skin care product that provides skin rejuvenation. BY DENY HOWETH
Hundreds braved the rain March 29 to attend the Holistic Health Fair at Cape Henlopen High School, an event that offered a free day of education and outreach through workshops, speakers, demonstrations and exhibits to educate the public on holistic health, renewable resources, clean energy, the environment, local food, local artists and wellness topics.
