For the past two years, “Elvis The Memories” by Denny has brought the magic of Elvis to nursing homes across Winnipeg and surrounding Manitoba communities, proudly performing 68 free shows for residents. These heartfelt performances have created joyful moments and lasting memories for many seniors who still love the King of Rock and Roll. Now you can bring that same energy and nostalgia to your own special occasion. Denny is available to perform at birthdays, anniversaries, family gatherings, and community events. As an award-winning Elvis Tribute Artist, he captures the authentic sound, iconic look, and unmistakable style of Elvis with a polished performance that delights audiences everywhere.
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Choose Local for Mom
Mother’s Day is the perfect time to show appreciation with something beautiful. Instead of picking up a last-minute bouquet at the grocery store, consider ordering from your local florist. Professional florists create fresh, hand arranged bouquets designed to last longer and truly impress. You will also find more unique flowers, thoughtful designs, and personalized service. Ordering early ensures the best selection and guarantees delivery in time for Mother’s Day. Supporting a local florist also supports small businesses in your community. This year, plan ahead and give Mom a stunning bouquet that feels as special and meaningful as she is.
Get Relief From Your Allergies
Spring is finally here, and that means seasonal environmental allergies will be on the rise. Seasonal allergies develop when the immune system overreacts to something in the environment, like mould spores or pollen. For people struggling with seasonal allergies, this is a difficult time of the year. Luckily, at LifeSmart we run an environmental allergy clinic. See one of our walk-in physicians, or your family doctor and have a referral sent today to 204-287-5221.
In addition, our pharmacists can prescribe several over-the-counter and prescription products to minimize the severity of your symptoms. Spring is meant to be enjoyed, so don’t let allergies bring you down.
Avoid Injury This Spring
Spring means two things: yard work and stiff, sore muscles. Stretching to prepare muscles for strenuous activities that have not been done since fall is very important. Simple things like doing arm circles, shrugging your shoulders, and touching your toes should be done before and after activity. If you do over-exert and your neck, shoulder, arm, or back pain is not going away within a week, there are natural alternatives that can help. Options such as designed nutritional formulations and NIR Therapy will reduce inflammation and stimulate muscle repair to help you recover quickly and get back to enjoying spring.
Spring Into Action
Spring means new sports starting, more walks outside, gardening, and kids running nonstop. With increased activity comes increased demand on the body. Chiropractic care helps ensure your spine and nervous system are ready to handle the extra movement without strain. Think of it like a tune-up before a busy season. When your body moves well, it adapts well. Regular adjustments can also help improve flexibility, support better posture, and reduce the risk of minor aches and injuries as activity levels increase. Let’s head into spring strong, active, and well supported.
Why Denture Relines Are Important
A denture reline is a procedure that improves the fit of a denture by reshaping the inner surface that rests against the gums. Over time, the gums and jawbone naturally change shape, which can cause dentures to become loose or uncomfortable. A reline adds new material to the denture base so it fits the mouth more securely. This helps improve stability, comfort, and chewing ability. It can also prevent sore spots and irritation caused by poorly fitting dentures. Regular relines help extend the life of dentures and ensure they continue to function properly, allowing patients to speak, eat, and smile with greater confidence.
Athletic Therapy for Everyone
Athletic Therapy is not just for athletes. It’s a healthcare profession focused on preventing, assessing, and rehabilitating musculoskeletal injuries, including emergency care. Athletic therapists improve muscle and joint mobility and provide pain relief using manual therapies, exercise prescriptions, and taping. They address workplace and motor vehicle accident injuries, chronic or recurring issues, and injuries from sports, falls, or daily activities. Athletic Therapy follows the Sports Medicine Model of Care to ensure effective care. Despite the name, Athletic Therapy is for everyone, offering comprehensive care to enhance overall physical health and well-being.
Book Club: Living to Thrive
Living to Thrive by Kathryn White shares the author’s journey after being diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer at 43. Combining personal stories with holistic strategies for body, mind, and spirit, the book guides patients and caregivers toward healing, resilience, and learning how to thrive while living with cancer.
March Intuitive Insight
Oracle Card drawn by Lygia Ramcharan – AMBITION. You’re on a roll now! You may have previously felt sluggish or experienced delays in areas of your life, but now is the time for action. A quick pace has begun and it is time to check off items on your to-do list, one by one.
With baby steps, success in your endeavours is assured, once you focus on tasks and pay attention to details. Take time to relax and be present while completing projects you had put aside.
Clean Eating Recipe:
Spring Veggie Egg Bake
Whisk 6 eggs with a splash of milk, salt, and pepper. Stir in chopped spinach, bell peppers, green onions, and a little feta cheese. Pour into a greased baking dish and bake at 375°F for 25–30 minutes until set. This protein-rich, colorful dish is perfect for Easter brunch and packed with nutrients to keep you energized without feeling heavy.
Book Club: Ultra-Processed People
Ultra-Processed People by Dr. Chris van Tulleken explores how ultra-processed foods shape our health, appetite, and society. The book explains how these foods are engineered to be addictive, disrupt metabolism, and contribute to obesity, diabetes, and chronic disease. Drawing on science, personal experience, and public health research, van Tulleken highlights how modern food environments influence behavior more than willpower. The book encourages greater awareness, food literacy, and systemic change to support healthier eating habits.
