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REFUGEES OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE – A POP-UP EXHIBITION, COMES TO WISCONSIN
August 26, 2019 in Blog /by Ommani Center AdministrationDates: Saturday/Sunday, September 21 & 22, 2019 Times: Saturday – 11am until 3pm, Opening Reception 11-11:30AM seating is limited so book early Sunday – 11:30AM until 3PM Place: The Ommani Center for Integrative Medicine, 1166 Quail Court, Suite 210, Pewaukee, WI […]
HEALTH AND WEALTH, upcoming workshop
August 13, 2019 in General /by Ommani Center AdministrationEmployment at Ommani
May 1, 2019 in Uncategorized /by Ommani Center AdministrationUPDATED Medical Record System & Message Portal INFO
January 31, 2019 in Announcements /by Ommani Center AdministrationMedical Portal Information
Organic Homemade Granola
December 12, 2017 in Food as Medicine /by Ommani Center Administration
A Reason to Rethink Public Opinion: Using Scientific Evidence to Reclaim Our Health
July 10, 2017 in Blog /by Ommani Center AdministrationWe have had three decades of variations in public opinion ranging from the Atkins diet to Paleo, low fat diet to high fat, South Beach to The Blood Type diet. People are mostly confused. These quick fixes have not worked. True scientists view evidence as a way to gauge success and failure based on data […]
Medicinal properties of kidney beans
June 12, 2017 in Food as Medicine /by Ommani Center AdministrationKidney beans are an excellent source of molybdenum. This chemical is needed in small quantities in the body to detoxify sulfites present in some foods. They are also a great source of folate, fiber, and copper, manganese, phosphorus, protein, vitamin B1, iron, potassium and magnesium. The red color of kidney beans makes it rich […]
How We Can Create a More Integrative Approach to Medicine
March 5, 2017 in Blog /by Ommani Center AdministrationSivana Podcast with Dr. Kumar- How We Can Create a More Integrative Approach to Medicine
The Power of Ginger
February 11, 2017 in Food as Medicine /by Ommani Center AdministrationGinger is a potent anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antiviral, anti-parasitic rhizome which is also a digestive with blood sugar lowering(1) and cancer-fighting (2) properties. Ginger has been known for centuries to relieve nausea (3), reduce muscle and joint pain and act as an anti-oxidant. It has also been shown to help in weight loss by aiding metabolism, prevent and reverse fatty […]