Natural Awakenings Chicago
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Natural Awakenings is a free monthly publication for those who are interested in healthier and greener living for themselves and their families in the greater Chicagoland area. We distribute in about 1000 locations in the area and continue to expand, reaching more about 70,000 readers each month through our printed magazine. We also publish our digital e-zine to more than 6500 readers, as well as maintaining a robust website at https://www.nachicago.com/.
NA Chicago is part of a larger family of Natural Awakenings magazines that are in more than 70 markets in the US and Puerto Rico. We combine great national content with timely local articles to inform and educate our readers about ways they can enhance their lives and the planet in a variety of ways. We work closely with our advertisers and distributors, as well as the community, to include local practitioners and business owners in many articles (either as an author or a contributor). We also feature free news briefs about local businesses as well as calendar listings. We are the go-to resource in greater Chicagoland area for all things related to healthy and sustainable lifestyles. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesWhy Inner Stillness is Essential for Growth
Taking a moment for stillness can sometimes feel countercultural in a society that runs on productivity. And when we do decide to carve out time for stillness, calm or quiet reflection, we soon encounter our restless mind. Our thoughts are conditioned to run on external stimuli from the five senses: sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste. Unless we make a conscious effort to turn our focus—and energies—inward, we are, for the most part, totally mesmerized by the outer drama of this existence.
Veggie Fest Chicago Welcomes Vendor Applications for August 2025 Event
Veggie Fest Chicago is inviting wellness-focused businesses and conscious entrepreneurs to be part of one of North America’s largest healthy living festivals. Returning August 9 and 10 to Danada South Park in Lisle, the two-day event draws over 40,000 attendees and offers a dynamic platform to connect with an engaged audience interested in healthy living and wellness. The 15th Annual Veggie Fest will continue to have free entry and free parking.
Men's Support Networks in Chicagoland - Resources for Connection and Growth
Skip to main content May 30, 2025 ● By Dan Bulf Men’s support groups offer vital benefits, creating a safe space for emotional expression—often denied by societal pressures that leave many men feeling isolated and alone. By fostering a sense of community and belonging, these groups directly combat loneliness and improve mental well-being, reducing stress and anxiety. Participants can develop enhanced communication skills, leading to healthier relationships and authentic connections.
Bartlett Tree Experts: Cultivating Healthier Environments With Expert Tree Care
Since 1907, Bartlett Tree Experts has provided uncompromised service, consulting and research on every aspect of tree maintenance. Although they are one of the largest residential and commercial tree care firms in the world, the family-owned company remains rooted in small business values and a commitment to science. “We deliver science-based tree care while maintaining family values that pervade the organization,” says Vice President Midwest Division Scott Jamieson.
Forest Greens Juice Bar: Featuring Food as Nature Intended | Natural Sustainable Living Chicago
As a stay-at-home mom, Annemarie Ranallo, owner of Forest Greens Juice Bar, had always believed in the power of food to heal, energize and bring people together. Her interest in nutrition, whole foods and gluten-free cooking intensified when her oldest son struggled with severe eczema and asthma. Conventional medication failed to alleviate his conditions.
Spiderwort Trades Cantia Ohiensis
Tradescantia ohiensis is the most common and widespread species of spiderwort in the United States. Its native range extends north to Wisconsin, Michigan and slightly into Ontario; west to Texas and Kansas; south to Florida; and northeast to Massachusetts. With their flower parts in threes (three petals and six stamens), Spiderworts are in the Monocot class. Flowers last only one day, but each stem can produce 20 or more flowers.
From Market to Table: A Zesty Summer Radish Salad
Farmers markets are opening all across Illinois, and that means fresh, local produce is back on your plate. To find a market near you, visit ilfma.org/find-a-market, where you can search by ZIP code or by market features or what products they offer. Radishes are already plentiful at farmers markets, so now’s the perfect time to give them a starring role at your table. Radishes are root vegetables that belong to the cruciferae, or mustard family, and have a spicy, peppery taste.
Midwest Wildflowers in Bloom: Discover Nature’s June Display | Natural Sustainable Living Chicago
On a June walk along the Des Plaines River, Jen Berlinghof often discovers shooting stars and Ohio spiderwort in full bloom. “The vibrant, violet hues of spiderwort and pale pink shooting stars dot the rolling landscape like confetti,” says Berlinghof, an education site specialist for the Lake County Forest Preserves (LCFP). Brett Peto, environmental communications specialist with LCFP, writes a nature blog with Berlinghof (LakeCountyNature.com).
Men’s Skin Care Is Health Care
But skin care is much more than that. It involves the entire body and even the hair—not just the face. The skin is not only our body’s largest organ; it also reflects what’s happening inside us, and vice versa. Just as we maintain routines to support physical and mental health, we need one for our skin. Hydration, exercise, nutrition and sleep benefit the whole body—including the skin. Men’s skin has the same issues and complexities as women’s. A consistent skin care routine is essential for everyone.
Four Steps to Starting a Native Plant Garden | Natural Sustainable Living Chicago
A sense of overwhelm is one of the most common concerns we hear expressed by many homeowners that dream of starting a native garden or incorporating more natives into an existing landscape. With the abundance of information available, that feeling is incredibly justified. Often, getting started is the hardest part. Here are some ideas to help move past that initial hurdle. 1. Set Your Planting Goal Your goal can be as simple as creating a pollinator garden or as complex as stabilizing a shoreline.