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Energetix Spa Client Wins Prestigious LNE & Spa Title of Green/Wellness Spa Grand Winner for the Southeast in 2011

The Spa on Green Street in Gainesville, GA, is honored for excellence, innovation, and quality by Les Nouvelles Esthetiques and Spa Magazine as the Best of the Best of Green/Wellness Spas.

2011-05-19
DAHLONEGA, GA, May 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) Energetix Corporation, a homeopathic and dietary supplement company, congratulates one of its clients, a wellness clinic and day spa located in Gainesville, GA, for winning the 2011 LNE & Spa award.

Les Nouvelles Esthetiques and Spa magazine recently announced the grand winners in the categories of luxury day spas, day spas, medical spas, and green/wellness spas. The Spa on Green Street, which emphasizes preventative care, lifestyle changes, ongoing fitness programs, and environmental responsibility, was elected the grand winner of the green/wellness category on April 3, 2011. According to Ricardo Boye, the spa's resident naturopath, "The Spa on Green Street provides practical solutions for the growing health crisis in the fields of preventive care and chronic illness. We are dedicated to finding the root causes of imbalances, offering lifestyle change programs, and helping our spa clients move towards long-term, sustainable health."

Gregg Hake, CEO of Energetix, notes, "We are thrilled for the Spa to have won this award. Their goal has been to provide their guests with wellness programs that take into consideration their present health challenges and successes, schedules, and willingness to commit to lifestyle change." The Spa on Green Street provides an urban day spa version of the intensive residential programs typically found at destination resorts like Canyon Ranch or Miraval Resorts. This approach offers guests practical, sustainable ways to lead a healthier lifestyle. Hake continues, "In a larger sense, I feel that a greater focus on prevention and education is the most effective way to cure our country's ailing and outdated healthcare system. The spa industry's model seems to be another powerful avenue to get the word out."

The Spa on Green Street provides:

- Destination spa style wellness programs individualized for each guest, blending personal wellness and physical fitness goals

- An on-site natural pharmacy boutique offering aromatherapy and healthy life style gifts, and featuring Energetix' professional-only dietary supplements, botanical remedies, and homeopathic medicine

- Anakiri's all-natural, results-oriented skin, body, and massage products in their treatments and home care, for results with no regrets

- The Body Sanctuary, Inc. - a personalized fitness center for individual and small group settings offering yoga, Pilates, and personal training

Energetix is a professional remedy line that caters exclusively to healthcare practitioners, including: naturopaths, chiropractors, AK practitioners, EAV practitioners, acupuncturists, homeopaths, MDs, nurse practitioners, and practitioners of Chinese medicine. For further information, please contact us at 800.990.7085.

Website: http://www.goenergetix.com


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[Press-News.org] Energetix Spa Client Wins Prestigious LNE & Spa Title of Green/Wellness Spa Grand Winner for the Southeast in 2011
The Spa on Green Street in Gainesville, GA, is honored for excellence, innovation, and quality by Les Nouvelles Esthetiques and Spa Magazine as the Best of the Best of Green/Wellness Spas.