Nationally Acclaimed Cookbook Author and Food Editor Launches Wellness Practice

Susan Wyler, RD, Debuts Triangle Nutritional Wellness

2012-06-05

CHAPEL HILL, NC, June 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Nationally acclaimed cookbook author and food editor Susan Wyler, MPH, RD, LDN, has recently opened Triangle Nutritional Wellness as a complementary practice at Chapel Hill Doctors Integrative Health Center. A registered dietitian and licensed nutritionist accredited by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, Wyler will work with the center to provide traditional and integrative medical nutrition therapy and dietary support to patients in the Triangle area. As one of its first unique services, she is working with the center to provide a Spring Wellness Package to help people achieve optimal health.

"The Spring Wellness Package provides people the opportunity to improve overall wellness," said Wyler. "If they've already had their annual physical and they want to take their vitality to the next level, then the Spring Wellness Package is a great way to obtain the best health possible."

The Spring Wellness Package starts clients with a preliminary nutritional consultation given by Wyler, which offers them an opportunity to explore their individual nutritional needs and evaluate how well they are currently meeting those needs. Following the consultation, clients move on to a private personalized lesson with a certified Tai Chi instructor. This ancient practice provides a low-impact method for improving mobility and balance. The package concludes with a totally relaxing and healing therapeutic massage provided by one of the center's experienced licensed massage therapists.

A limited number of the Spring Wellness Packages are currently being offered at a discounted rate of $175 for 3 hours, which includes nutrition consultation, massage and tai chi; and $135 for 2 hours, for those with a time crunch, which offers nutrition consultation and massage. For more information about the Spring Wellness Package and Wyler's office hours, please visit Triangle Nutritional Wellness at http://www.chapelhilldoctors.com.

Wyler received her Master's Degree in Public Health from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. During this time, she completed an advanced internship at Institute Gustave Roussy, one of the leading cancer research hospitals in France. Wyler also collaborated with Dr. Thomas Rau, a Swiss physician who practices biologic medicine, which excels at treating chronic degenerative and inflammatory diseases.

Before becoming certified as a registered dietitian and licensed nutritionist, Wyler was a nationally known food editor, most notably at Food & Wine magazine, and author as well as producer of numerous award-nominated best-selling cookbooks.

About Triangle Nutritional Wellness
Triangle Nutritional Wellness offers compassionate nutrition support and dietary counseling combined with the most up-to-date, evidence-based practices for promoting wellness in the following areas: healthy aging, prevention and management of chronic diseases, specialized needs of older adults, reducing acid reflux, diabetes education, obesity counseling and detoxification. For more information, please visit http://www.chapelhilldoctors.com.

ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:

Debbie Durkin's "Rockn Rolla" MTV Movie Awards Eco Lounge Celebrity & Music Hospitality Lounge Presented By Gibson Guitar to Benefit Music Saves Lives - June 1 & 2

2012-06-05

In celebration of the 2012 MTV Movie Awards sustainable film and television producer Debbie Durkin hosted the "Rockn Rolla" MTV Movie Awards Eco Lounge presented by Gibson Guitar to benefit Music Saves Lives . The interactive daytime event pampered guests with eco-luxury lifestyle brands and services at the breathtaking historic Pickford Mansion where the Oscar-winning Best Picture "The Artist" was filmed. Presenting sponsor Gibson Guitar featured live acoustic performances while promoting blood drives for the American Red Cross and Music Saves Lives. ...

Repelling the drop on top

2012-06-05

It's raining cats and dogs and even the short run out to the car leaves your vision obscured by rain on your spectacles. There might soon be no need to reach for a cloth to wipe them off. If the surface of the lens resembled that of a lotus leaf, the drops would all fall off by themselves. The practicality of such self-cleaning surfaces is not limited to eyewear. Corrosion coatings would put up a better fight against rust without the tiny puddles of water that tend to collect on top of them. But exactly what characterizes surfaces that do the best job of cleaning themselves? ...

Savant Books Announces the Release of Helen Doan's Novel, "On My Behalf"

2012-06-05

"On My Behalf" details the misadventures of a naïve Vietnamese girl pursuing her dream of becoming a successful writer. As she navigates through early adulthood, she finds that balancing between staying true to her dreams and settling for an unremarkable life challenges every fiber of her being. Helen Doan is a Vietnamese-American writer born in Kien Giang, Vietnam. She arrived in San Jose, California in 1986 where she grew up. Doan self-published a book of poetry in 2002 and has been writing feature-length screenplays for ten years, while keeping a journal ...

Audit Ready Bookkeeping and Business Management Made Easy - For the Entertainment Industry

2012-06-05

Simply-Bookkeeping Inc, a professional audit ready bookkeeping, financial management and tax firm based in Houston, TX proudly announces its immediate availability to entertainment artists, musicians, film and stage performers, and other industry professionals to assist them with their audit ready bookkeeping and business management needs. "The Entertainment businesses face unique bookkeeping challenges that many mainstream bookkeeping and financial management firms are unable or unwilling to meet. "At Simply-Bookkeeping we constantly strive to evolve our services ...

Artificial muscle as shock absorber

2012-06-05

It is not very fun to ride a bicycle on a street plastered with cobblestones. At least the bike has a saddle seat filled with silicone. That lessens the shocks and bumps, and counteracts some of the annoying vibrations. In a professional's eyes, the material in the saddle is an "elastomer" – a material that is yielding and malleable, like a rubber band. Engineers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Structural Durability and System Reliability LBF in Darmstadt are now working on the next generation: They are designing components made of elastomers that actively respond to unwanted ...

Hotchkin Law Firm Launches New HotchkinLaw.com Website

2012-06-05

Reno, Nevada attorney Lee T. Hotchkin has launched a new Website for his practice at 100 West Liberty Street, Suite 820 in Reno, Nevada. The Website, HotchkinLaw.com provides consumers with information about Mr. Hotchkin's experience as a trial lawyer with an emphasis as a Reno personal injury lawyer, Nevada criminal defense lawyer, Truckee family lawyer and Carson city civil law attorney. With up to date news and company information, the new web site acts as an invaluable tool for Nevada and California residents interested in finding a lawyer to match their needs. As ...

Childhood cancer treatment found to pose similar risk for breast cancer as BRCA mutations

2012-06-05

CHICAGO, June 4, 2012 – New data reveals that women treated with radiation to the chest for childhood cancer have a high risk of developing breast cancer similar to that of women with BRCA1/2 mutations. The study, led by Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center biostatistician Chaya Moskowitz, PhD, was presented today at the 2012 American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) Annual Meeting. "Previous studies have shown that women treated with radiation to the chest for childhood cancer have an increased risk for breast cancer, but ours is the first to demonstrate that their ...

Clarification of unique communication channel with possible role in tumor

2012-06-05

Cells do more than just sit there, one next to the other – they constantly exchange information. It has been shown recently that they communicate via complex messages, wrapped in a small vesicle, and as if it was a letter in an envelope. These vesicles are called exosomes. Exosomes: small communication channels with a possible role in cancer Pre-clinical studies indicate that exosomes might contribute to tumor development, influencing tumor angiogenesis, immune escape and metastasis. As a result one is developing therapeutic anti-tumor strategies, targeting the formation ...

Toronto & Windsor Body Sculpting Expert Dr. Peter Bray Perfects Brazilian Butt Lift Augmentation AND Body Contouring With NEW Advanced BodyTITE Technology

2012-06-05

Dr. Peter Bray, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon is using a NEW technology to re-contour, sculpt and shape the backside, and augment the butt; BodyTite, is a Radio-Frequency Assisted Liposuction (RFAL) that's revolutionizing body contouring offering up to eight times the skin and connective tissue tightening of traditional liposuction. AS we age or lose a lot of weight our skin loses it's elasticity. For patients with skin laxity and/or stretch marks along with fat deposits using BodyTite will firm their body and decrease the risk of post-liposuction skin laxity. Compared ...

Knowing yeast genome produces better wine

2012-06-05

The yeast Dekkera bruxellensis plays an important role in the production of wine, as it can have either a positive or a negative impact on the taste. Researchers at Lund University in Sweden, among others, have analyzed the yeast's genome sequenced by the US Department of Energy Joint Genome Institute, giving wine producers the possibility to take control of the flavour development of the wine. Yeasts are an important ingredient in the production of various types of food, for example wine, and they make a major contribution to the taste. One of these yeasts is Dekkera ...

Nationally Acclaimed Cookbook Author and Food Editor Launches Wellness Practice

ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:

LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES: