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AHC carries a full line of NeuroScience
Products
for neurotransmitter testing and therapy.
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| Dr. Franklin's Lectures Are Now Available on
DVD! |
| Watch and listen to Dr. Franklin present these vital life-enhancing principles from the comfort of your home. |
Natural Law & Their Ralationship to Health and Disease
Body With Application to Image
Parts 1 & 2
Is the Creator the Creation?
The Human Phase
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Gain Independence from
Negative Concepts and Beliefs
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The teaching of Concept-Therapy has always stated that we hold onto beliefs and ideas that are buried deep in our subconscious. They were instilled in us through other people and our environments at an early age. They control our thoughts, actions, and perceptions throughout our lives and we are mostly unaware of them. These beliefs are often of a very negative nature and manifest into negative outward conditions and relationships in our lives.
The good news is that we can become aware of them, learn to change them and change our lives for the better as a result! Concept-Therapy's teaching arms you with the knowledge and tools needed to accomplish this positive change.
Science has stepped up to the plate with research that confirms Concept-Therapy's long held philosophy. In a recent article entitled
"Buried Prejudice" in Scientific American Mind, researchers address the age-old biases and prejudices we hold as individuals and collectively as social, racial, or national groups.
Brain research shows how these concepts are seated in certain areas of the brain and how outside stimuli will trigger reactions in the cells. Experiments have shown how unconscious associations can be reprogrammed simply by a conscious effort to do so. This scientific evidence aligns perfectly with what Concept-Therapy has always taught about our unconsciously held concepts.
In a CT class, you might very well be asked, "What do you want?" This is an important first step to positive change. To know what you want is to consciously choose one idea over another. It begins the process of creating new brain cells for that idea that will with time and attention vibrate stronger than the old ones. Simply making a conscious choice for something better will set positive change in motion. |
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Dr. Franklin is Nominated for Concept-Therapy's "W Award" |
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 We want to congratulate Dr. Franklin on her nomination to receive Concept-Therapy's "W Award " this month at the Concept-Therapy Institute's Convention in San Antonio, Texas!
This service award is presented to Concept-Therapy members who have dedicated 15 to 20 years of service in promoting the teaching and philosophy of Concept-Therapy.
Dr. Franklin's dedication has resulted in bringing the teachings of Concept-Therapy and the Zone Healing Technique to certification at the Post -Graduate level, co-sponsored by Life University, Atlanta,Georgia and The Concept-Therapy Institute,San Antonio, Texas.
Dr. Franklin and her assistant,Jacqui Garcia, have traveled the country and internationally [Sydney,AU] , assisting and teaching chiropractors,healthcare professionals and staff how to incorporate C-T and Zone Healing into their own lives and professions. |
| Neurotransmitter Therapy Helps Restore Balance to Your Nervous System |
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The human nervous system is one of the most complex systems in nature. It coordinates thousands of processes in the body through the brain using chemical messengers called neurotransmitters. The brain uses these neurotransmitters to tell your heart to beat, your lungs to breathe, and your stomach to digest.
Neurotransmitter imbalances can trigger conditions such as ADHD, anxiety and panic disorders, and PMS. They can affect weight control and hormone balance. Neurotransmitters are also necessary for thought processes, emotions, sleep, and energy.
The nervous system can be disrupted through factors such as stress, poor diet, toxic chemicals, infections, and genetics. These factors can cause neurotransmitter levels to become unbalanced causing feelings of sadness, anxiousness, disrupted sleep, fatigue, behavioral problems, foggy thinking, and headaches. 
The good news is, neurotransmitter levels can be measured and restored to balance with neurotransmitter therapy. A simple urinary lab test will measure your neurotransmitter levels and
a non-prescription approach can be used to restore balance.
NeuroScience is a world leader in neurotransmitter research and therapy. Absolute Health Chiropractic carries of full line of NeuroScience products and tests.
For more information about testing and therapy and to make an appointment for evaluation, call Absolute Health Chiropractic at 404-257-0188. | |
| Rays of Dawn Summer Series
Energy Beam Club |
Join our weekly
Rays of Dawn Classes
Tuesday Evenings
6:00 to 7:30pm
Dr. Franklin leads these lively and in depth discussions. Classes are open to everyone,
so bring a few friends and join the health bandwagon!
Topics: 
Selfishness/Generosity
Why boundaries are important July 8th
Vanity/Aspiration
How to achieve without sabotaging yourself
July 15th
Anger/Patience
The internal thermometer
July 22nd
You Are
Endless opportunities & unlimited potential
* AHC charges a small fee of $5 per class to cover snacks and materials. |
| Red, White, & Blueberry Crisp |
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INGREDIENTS
2 cups blueberries
2 cups strawberries, hulled and quartered
1/2 cup uncooked old fashioned oats
4 tsp sugar, divided
4 tsp unpacked brown sugar
2 Tbsp light butter, melted
1/2 cup Coolwhip light
Preheat oven to 375 degrees
In a small bowl, toss blueberries with 2 teaspoons of granulated sugar; set aside. In another small bowl, toss strawberries with remaining 2 teaspoons of granulated sugar; set aside.
In a third bowl, stir together oats, brown sugar and butter. Spread mixture in a single layer on a sheet pan; bake, stirring occasionally, until lightly browned, about 15 minutes.
Spread blueberries and strawberries in an 8x8-inch glass dish, alternating to create stripes. (Or prepare in individual serving bowls.) Sprinkle with oat topping, decorate with whipped topping and serve.
Yields 8 servings
Cooks Tip
You can try substituting natural sweeteners for the sugar to sweeten the fruit. Some great alternatives are stevia, agave nectar, and honey. | |
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