Your fresh start

	Cheer pressure: A bummed-out film prof goes from SAD to glad with the help of needles and kneading.
	Conspicuous consumption: A booze-happy sweets binger reins in her unhealthy indulging with acupuncture and herbs.
	Snooze blues: Reiki allows an anxious woman’s brain to take the night off.
	Kicking butts: A smoker sows the seeds of a nicotine-free life.
	Brain candy: A craniosacral massage works some positive thinking into one cranky guy’s head.
	Head over healers: These agents of detox aren’t doctors, but their magic hands may cure what ails you.
	Keep the peace: Head to one of these stress-free pockets in the city to reset your senses.
	Air supply: The cheapest way to detox? Take a deep breath.
	Where there’s smoke: How about some detox that fits your, uh, lifestyle? Two anonymous staffers find out whether the shady products found online can help them pass a drug test.
	Smoke and mirrors: We’ve run across a lot of myths about drug tests. Finally, we got fed up with second-hand info, and called Dr. James Rhee, Director of Medical Toxicology at the University of Chicago Hospitals. He told us how you can pass a drug test, and when you’re just screwed and need to get your resume in order.

Time Out Chicago / Issue 201 : Jan 1–7, 2009

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Posted by BonitaKindle on Wed, Dec 31, 08, at 9:16am

To help you continue with your detoxing,there is a FREE detox seminar given Jan. 6th 6:30-7:30pm at the Vitamin Shoppe 2747 N Clark, RSVP at 773-2448202

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