Contributors
Eric Harr, host of the new NBC series,
So, What's the Good News?, is a weekly columnist, the author of five best-selling books including
Triathlon Training in 4 Hours a Week (Rodale) and the former founding Editorial Director of VIV Magazine. He is a professional triathlete ranked #6 in the world his first year and now serves as a Goodwill Ambassador to CARE, a leading global humanitarian organization. He created the "CARE - I am Powerful Workout" and committed $1 million to CARE to help Americans get into better shape as they fight poverty worldwide.
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Dr. Timothy P. Kelly is a Doctor of Chiropractic with more than twenty years of experience. He employs a wide
array of state-of-the-art treatment modalities including applied kinesiology, non-force adjusting, cold lasers,
orthotics, electro-physical therapy and a variety of nutrition and detox programs to help his patients achieve and
maintain optimal health. His treatment center is located in the Buckhead community of Atlanta, Georgia.
drtimkelly.net
Dr. Ian Shillington is a Naturopathic Doctor who specializes in helping others to help themselves using nutritional and herbal naturopathic remedies. His definition of naturopathy is “the science or art of treating a disease by addressing the cause, using nutrition, exercise, sunlight, clean air, pure water, massage, hydrotherapy (both hot & cold), confront, prayer, meditation, lifestyle, biochemistry (which includes vitamins, minerals, enzymes, etc.), and correcting any imbalances found.”
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Allene Edwards is a contributing writer and the editor for both Organic Lifestyle Magazine and Green Lifestyle Magazine. She first became interested in alternative medicine and holistic treatment modalities when she successfully used diet therapy to manage her children’s ADHD. Later when she became chronically ill with an auto-immune disease that multiple doctors could not identify, much less cure, she successfully treated both the symptoms and the cause through naturopathic treatment and nutrition.
