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1st Annual Maui ISLExpo
Island Sustainable Living Expo
On August 16-17, 2008 University of Hawaii-Maui Community College (UH-MCC) and the Sustainable Living Institute of Maui (SLIM) will host the 1st Annual Maui ISLExpo (Island Sustainable Living Expo) on the UH-MCC campus in Kahului, Maui.  The 1st Annual Maui ISLExpo will offer: a variety of presentations and panel discussions...
Avoid kidney stones in summer heat
Kidney stones are more prevalent in summer because they're linked to water consumption, and many people don't drink enough water to compensate for hotter temperatures, says Dr. Andrew Sambell, a Baylor Medical Center urologist.
Zac Sunderland - youngest teen to sail the world, arrives in Hawaii
From Zac's blog, as he sailed into Honolulu Harbor: Last night I picked up some wind about 30 miles out of the Kawiii Channel, the passage between Mokakai and Oahu which is notorious for bad sea conditions.
Summer heat, camping, poor sanitation and cuts and sores can increase Staph Infections in Hawaii
Staph infections are those caused by the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus.

Commonly found in the Hawaiian environment such as beaches, sand, water, pubic facilities, health care settings.

Many healthy people carry staph bacteria in their noses without getting sick. But when the skin is punctured or broken, staph bacteria can enter the wound and cause infections, which can lead to other health problems.

-MRSA, methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, a once-rare drug-resistant germ now appears to cause more than half of all skin infections treated in U.S. emergency rooms, say researchers who documented the superbug's startling spread in the general population by studying it in 11 cities.

Tennis Blossoms in the Healing Garden
Having lawn tennis with mini nets, rackets and big foam balls at the all day outdoor festival was like integrating a playground at the center of a great health and cultural bazaar.
HEALTHY TENNIS! Hawaii Healing Garden Festival Workshop Keeps You Healthy
We know tennis is a healthy lifelong sport yet at some point many tennis players have injuries and pains. There's no doubt a singular focus on tennis can result in over use injuries and imbalanced muscular development. The ultimately successful pro players like Federer played other sports in their youth and as they grew up, cross trained working closely with physical therapists and trainers. Healthy Tennis® workshop by Leilani Magee shows practices that help casual and competitive players increase the chances of staying healthy under the rigors of the game.
Community
6/19 Amazon Medicine - Lectures & Workshops Featured at Hawaii Healing Garden Festival
6/19 Special Kauai Lei Contest at Hawaii Healing Garden
6/11 Patagonia offers grants to Oahu conservation groups
5/9 Book Review: Hawaiian Massage - Lomilomi
5/8 Waimea Valley Update
Personal Health
5/4 Hawaiian Style Recipe - Quick and Easy Lomilomi Salmon
5/4 Hawaiian Style Recipe Healthy Haupia Pie

News By Island
Kauai Avoid kidney stones in summer heat Summer heat, camping, poor sanitation and cuts and sores can increase Staph Infections in Hawaii Tennis Blossoms in the Healing Garden HEALTHY TENNIS! Hawaii Healing Garden Festival Workshop Keeps You Healthy Amazon Medicine - Lectures & Workshops Featured at Hawaii Healing Garden Festival Oahu Avoid kidney stones in summer heat Zac Sunderland - youngest teen to sail the world, arrives in Hawaii Tennis Blossoms in the Healing Garden HEALTHY TENNIS! Hawaii Healing Garden Festival Workshop Keeps You Healthy Patagonia offers grants to Oahu conservation groups Maui 1st Annual Maui ISLExpo
Island Sustainable Living Expo
Avoid kidney stones in summer heat Book Review: Hawaiian Massage - Lomilomi Watch out for flying Koi fish in Hawaii! Boys' Day is May 5th Haleakala Hike and Camp: Practical Tips and Info Molokai 1st Annual Maui ISLExpo
Island Sustainable Living Expo
Avoid kidney stones in summer heat Book Review: Hawaiian Massage - Lomilomi Watch out for flying Koi fish in Hawaii! Boys' Day is May 5th Hawaiian Style Recipe - Quick and Easy Lomilomi Salmon Lanai 1st Annual Maui ISLExpo
Island Sustainable Living Expo
Avoid kidney stones in summer heat Book Review: Hawaiian Massage - Lomilomi Watch out for flying Koi fish in Hawaii! Boys' Day is May 5th Boys' Day Taro Patch Print is Scholarship Fundraiser Big Island Avoid kidney stones in summer heat Book Review: Hawaiian Massage - Lomilomi Watch out for flying Koi fish in Hawaii! Boys' Day is May 5th Mother's Day Proclamation Boys' Day Taro Patch Print is Scholarship Fundraiser

Past All-Island News
Watch out for flying Koi fish in Hawaii! Boys' Day is May 5th Haleakala Hike and Camp: Practical Tips and Info Hawaiian Style Recipe -Long Rice and Chicken Salad Mother's Day Proclamation Festivals are an economic engine for Kaua‘i Boys' Day Taro Patch Print is Scholarship Fundraiser 2008 Hawaii Healing Garden - Oahu Festival 2008 Hawaii Healing Garden - Big Island Festival Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month begins May 1 Motorcycle Rider Education & Training offered in Hawaii

The Science of Yoga
By Heather Sandison
Yoga as a life style combines asanas (physical postures), pranayama (breathing exercises), yama (moral behavior), meditation, and philosophy. The purpose of yoga is to reach Samadhi, a higher consciousness, while balancing the mind, body and spirit. Thousands of research studies have been undertaken to prove that a regular yoga practice gives people the power to control stress, blood pressure, body weight, and body temperature among many other bodily functions. Many of these health problems are commonly treated with prescription drugs. If you are looking for an alternative, yoga may be the answer.

Paula Fuga performs on Kauai June 21st
By Heather Sandison
Paula Fuga is set to play at the Hawaii Healing Garden Festival, June 21st on Kauai. Be sure to get there because she won't be in Hawaii long. For much of the summer she is joining Jack Johnson on a whirl wind superstar tour. Paula joins us at the Hawaii Healing Garden Festival because making music has been a powerful healing tool for Paula. “Music is a part of a healing process for me. I write songs like ‘Lilikoi’ about becoming one with in, trying to love myself. That is such a big part of healing. Music helps heal anything in life. There are periods where we latch on to a certain song, melodies and lyrics stay with you for a long time, it becomes a mantra and sinks in, takes root in your heart and heals.”

 

 

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