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Bring on the New Year! JANUARY MARKS THE BEGINNING OF NOT ONLY A NEW CALENDAR YEAR BUT ALSO THE OPPORTUNITY FOR SETTING PERSONAL GOALS. Perhaps you’ve resolved to exercise more regularly, take up a new hobby or volunteer at the local animal shelter. Whatever your goals may be, we hope the people, places, recipes and tips and tricks in this issue will inspire you to focus on wellness in the new year. And while diet and exercise are vital to your physical health, overall wellness includes your mental health as well.

JANUARY 2019 PUBLISHER

Laurie Gengenbach | laurie.gengenbach@lifestylepubs.com EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

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This month, we at Greensboro Lifestyle encourage you to live your best life by taking care of yourself both inside and out. We asked local experts for their advice on adhering to your resolutions, plus some of their favorite healthy recipes, books, workout routines and so much more. Thanks for reading, Greensboro, and happy New Year!

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INSIDE THE ISSUE JANUARY 2019

FEATURES 12 eLEMONator Elixir “Evolving Involves Eliminating”

14 Delicious Wellness Healthy Cooking Can Mean Experimenting with Bold Flavors and Turning Out Colorful Dishes

20 Fitness for Mind, Body and Soul Who Says Exercise Has to Be Boring? Dancers at Fred Astaire Studio Have Fun Getting in Shape While Making New Friends

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26 Five Ways to Renew Your Skin New Products to Restore and Freshen Your Complexion

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Lifestyle Letter

Good Times

Around Town

Culinary Creations

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20 Locally Owned 24 Lifestyle Calendar 26 Parting Thoughts

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GOOD TIMES 1.

A Special Blend A Special Blend coffee shop celebrated its grand opening Nov. 3. Located at 3900 W. Market St. in Greensboro, the cafe provides jobs to adults with disabilities.

1. Cameron Kidd | 2. Officers K.S. Allison and K.A. Bird, and Elizabeth Mattioli | 3. Terrence Warren and Officer N.E. Nance | 4. Gracie Lee Weaver, Alice Bullin and Nancy Ruth Valle | 5. Henrique Garcia and Rose Gonzalez | 6. Jim and Beth Lineberger, Chip and Sharon Copper and Elaine Montgomery

Grandover Resort & Spa Renovation On Nov. 25, Grandover Resort & Spa unveiled $10 million renovations and a renewed vision for the 20-year-old resort. 244 hotel rooms and dozens of public spaces highlight Greensboro’s rich history. “This is truly the best Grandover has ever been.... We hope all of our friends and neighbors will come out and enjoy it with us,” General Manager Kelly Harrill said.

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DOWNTOWN SCULPTURE GARDEN Greensboro Parks and Recreation City Arts and Events, in partnership with the Tri-State Sculptors Educational Association, presents a public sculpture garden at the Greensboro Cultural Center, 200 N. Davie St. Admission is free, and the sculptures will be on display through October 2019. The exhibit, which is located on the east side of the building, is part of the association’s 40th annual conference, which was held in October. The sculpture garden has been funded by from the City of Greensboro and Public Art Endowment.

WOMEN'S WELLNESS SERIES Bridge to the New Year: Women’s Wellness Series continues in January. This interactive series is designed to spark insight and growth in areas where you may feel stuck. Engage with a multi-generational group of women in exploring opportunities for connection and transformation of lifestyle patterns, so you can feel focused, effective and emotionally at ease in your day-to-day life. Jan. 8 is Winter Self-Care - How the Colder Season Spikes the Need for Intentional Self-Care; and

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January 15 is Viewing Life Transitions through the Lens of Gratitude. Sessions are noon – 1 p.m., in Room 403 of the Greensboro Cultural Center at LeBauer Park, 200 N. Davie St. Conversations are followed by a power yoga class starting at 1:15 p.m. Conversation are led by Cheri Timmons Coaching, LLC. Participants are invited to bring their lunches.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR OUT OF THE GARDEN PROJECT Out of the Garden Project is encouraging volunteers to join in helping to pack food boxes at Foust Elementary Saturday, Jan. 12 and on the second Saturday of each month. The work begins at 9:45 a.m. finishes around 11:30 a.m. Participants should wear closed-toed shoes and clothes that you feel comfortable working in outside the whole time. Volunteers gather in front of the entrance to the school where the food truck arrives. For more

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CULINARY CREATIONS The eLEMONator at Sonder center cleanses and refreshes.

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ARTICLE ROBERT LOPEZ | PHOTOGRAPHY V. SHORT PHOTOGRAPHY

LEMON "EVOLVING INVOLVES ELIMINATING"

GRAB A COCONUT MILK WITH A TOUCH OF TUMERIC OR A SMOOTHIE WITH A DAB OF

The drink, Veronika says, is good for digestive cleansing, anti-aging, and gas and bloating issues.

ELDERBERRY SYRUP. Perhaps an elixir with a

“It has a little bit of sweetness, which your body needs

sprinkle of cayenne pepper and activated charcoal

to balance everything out,” she says. “The activated char-

will do you some good.

coal balances your pH and in small doses is a cleanser.”

The Well Cafe at Sonder Mind & Body offers, as it says on its menu, “no gluten, dairy, peanuts, tree

It sells for $6 at the Well Cafe, 515 S. Elm St. in Greensboro, and can also be made easily at home.

nuts, soy or corn.” But it does provide a variety of other esoteric ingredients like hemp honey, spirulina and ashwagandha to fight fatigue, improve brain function and stave off an assortment of ailments.

eLEMONator INGREDIENTS

Smoothies, tonics, elixirs and cold-pressed juices, along with coffees and teas, occupy the drink menu. “We wanted to create a place that offered different tools for people, so they can figure out what makes them feel better,” says Veronika Olsen, who, with her twin sister, Jessika, runs Sonder Mind & Body. The two opened the business in May. In addition to The Well Cafe, Sonder offers a range of wellness services like flotation therapy, infrared sauna and acupuncture. Veronika shares a recipe for the eLEMONator.

+ 8 ounces filtered water + 2 teaspoons activated charcoal + 1 lemon + 1/2 teaspoon maple syrup DIRECTIONS Mix well. Enjoy.

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Delicious Wellness HEALTHY COOKING CAN MEAN EXPERIMENTING WITH BOLD FLAVORS AND TURNING OUT COLORFUL DISHES

ARTICLE ROBERT LOPEZ | PHOTOGRAPHY MATTHEW HULSMAN

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Lynn Wells, Personal Chef and Owner of Thyme Well Spent

DIETING, LYNN WELLS SAYS, IS NOT DEPRIVATION. Many tend to treat it that way, but it's a big misstep when trying to lose weight, she says. “People automatically go into that deprivation mindset,” says Lynn,

Lynn, who has been cooking since she was 8 years old and used to supervise inpatient services at Moses Cone Hospital, says she encourages people to think about what they like to eat and find ways to make those dishes healthier.

a dietitian and owner of Thyme Well Spent Personal Chef Service.

“There are all kinds of different directions you can take,” she

“They feel like something has been taken away. And once that starts

says. “For instance, if you want to make chili, instead of using

to build up, if you don’t have a good support system especially, then

beef, go for ground turkey.”

it's really easy for the craving to start to take over.” Healthy cooking can mean experimenting with bold flavors. It can

She shares a few recipes for people pursuing different goals in their wellness regimens.

mean turning out colorful dishes that are as appealing to the eye as they are to the taste buds. And it can mean not having to deny oneself.

CONTINUED >

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DELICIOUS WELLNESS

(CON TI N U ED)

For those pursuing a heart-healthy diet

Vegan Roasted Cauliflower Tacos

Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free Yield: 12 tacos INGREDIENTS + 1 head cauliflower, cored + 4 tablespoons olive oil, divided + 2 teaspoons chili powder + 1 teaspoon garlic powder + 2 teaspoons cumin + 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper + 1 teaspoon salt + 2 carrots, shredded + 1 cup purple cabbage, shredded + 1/4 cup fresh lime juice + 1 15-ounce can black beans, drained and rinsed + 1/4 cup cilantro, chopped + 12 soft corn tortillas or Bibb lettuce leaves + 12 lime wedges + 1/2 cup chopped peanuts 16

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DIRECTIONS Place cauliflower florets in a food processor. You may need to do this in two batches. Pulse cauliflower until it resembles the size of peas. Do not over-chop. Place chopped cauliflower in a large mixing bowl. Whisk together 2 tablespoons oil, chili powder, garlic powder, cumin, cayenne pepper and salt. Pour over chopped cauliflower, and toss to coat. Heat a large skillet on medium-high heat. Add 1 tablespoon olive oil. When skillet is hot, add cauliflower mixture and stir until cauliflower begins to brown, about 3 minutes. Cauliflower should still be slightly crunchy. Add black beans, stir and turn off heat. Salt to taste. In a separate bowl, add carrots, cabbage, cilantro and lime juice. Toss to coat. Fill either corn tortillas or lettuce leaf “cup”

High in vitamin E, this is good for those worried about healthy skin.

Baby Spinach Salad with Fresh Oranges and Toasted Almonds

Baby Spinach Salad with Grilled Chicken, Fresh Oranges and Toasted Almonds Yield: 8 dinner salads INGREDIENTS For the salad: + 1/2 cup slivered almonds + 10 cups organic baby spinach,

stems removed (optional) + 1 large red bell pepper,

cut into thin strips + 3 large oranges, peeled and

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Fresh Blackened Salmon with Mango Salsa

For the lemon-honey vinaigrette: + 4 tablespoons white wine vinegar + Juice from 2 lemons + 2 tablespoons honey + 4 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil + 1 pinch salt and ground

black pepper to taste DIRECTIONS Heat a small skillet over medium heat. Toast almonds in hot skillet until lightly browned and fragrant, 3 to 5 minutes. Place spinach in a large salad bowl or on individual salad plates; top with red pepper, orange slices, chicken and almonds. In a mixing bowl, whisk together vinegar, lemon juice and honey. Gradually add olive oil and continue whisking until dressing becomes a smooth consistency. Season with salt and pepper. Drizzle dressing over the salad, and toss lightly to coat.

Fresh Blackened Salmon with Mango Salsa INGREDIENTS For the salmon: + 1 tablespoon sweet smoky paprika (or regular paprika) + 1 tablespoon Old Bay Seasoning + 2 teaspoons salt + 1 teaspoon black pepper + 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper + 4 fresh salmon fillets (6 ounces) + 3 tablespoons butter or ghee + 1 lime + Olive oil as needed For the mango salsa: + 3 mangos, peeled and diced + 1/2 red onion, diced (about 1/4 cup) + 1/4 cup chopped cilantro + 1 jalapeno, diced (about 2 tablespoons) + Zest from 1 lime + Juice from 2 limes + 1/2 teaspoon salt

DIRECTIONS Mix together dry ingredients. Coat salmon filets on all sides with seasoning. In a heavy cast-iron skillet on medium-high heat, melt butter (or ghee) and a drizzle of olive oil. Carefully place salmon in hot pan and cook for 3 minutes, basting salmon with butter. Flip salmon with spatula, and cook another 3 to 5 minutes or until center is just flaky. Baste with butter. Remove from skillet, and squeeze juice from one lime over fish. In a glass mixing bowl, mix together mangoes, onion, cilantro, jalapeno and lime zest. Sprinkle salt, lime juice and toss. Serve as a side or on top of the salmon.

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WHEN IT COMES TO HEALTH AND FITNESS TRENDS, KEEPING UP WITH THE EVER-CHANGING INFORMATION THAT’S OUT THERE CAN BE DIFFICULT. “This one move will change your legs forever;” “You’ll never eat these foods again after you read this story;” or, our favorite, “A glass of wine a day can help you live longer.” When you’re busy juggling the latest workout app craze or cleaning out your refrigerator only to find out a week later that those items are good for you again, it can get overwhelming. So, when you want a break from it all but don’t want to give up feeling sporty, take the trends from your yoga mat to your closet instead and stock up on athleisure wear. As the stylists at Trunk Club, a Nordstrom Company, put it, athleisure isn’t necessarily about working out—it’s designed for a lifestyle. Incorporating chic, comfy silhouettes with sporty pieces gets you through the day with a fashionable vibe you’ll want to sport—no pun intended—on the regular! For more style tips and to get your own trunk today, visit TrunkClub.com.

B A SI C U P G R A D E If a fuss-free outfit is what you’re looking for, keep it simple! The Trunk Club stylists recommend faux-leather leggings and a scoop-hem tank as an easy way to take the essentials up a notch. Finish off your look with a lightweight jacket, a baseball cap and a backpack with unique detailing for just the right amount of edge.

E A SE D U P If you’re looking to reflect your laid-back outlook but need to appear put-together, consider pairing a sporty logo tank with cropped wide-leg pants. Pro tip: Keep your outfit fresh with pieces in a cool, earth-tone color palette, and then bring it all together with trendy accessories with unique detailing.

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BOLD COMFORT Your favorite athletic pieces, like sports bras, can be repurposed by wearing them under a sheer, oversized tunic. Be mindful of your proportions, though. Avoid frumpiness by pairing it with fitted joggers, and complete the look with a stand-out bag and sneakers.

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Start with a basic tee, joggers and a branded baseball cap. Everything else is embellishment.

NUMBER TWO

Stay on-trend with a pair of joggers in an interesting print, and layer on a sporty bomber to incorporate a

NUMBER THREE

Take an outfit from the couch to the bar with unique accessories. A backpack in a standout color will draw the eye to an unexpected place.

NUMBER FOUR

It canâ€™t be emphasized enough how much a cool sneaker can addâ€” always have a pair in a neutral tone, but go crazy and collect them in as many colors as you want.

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FITNESS FOR MIND, BODY AND SOUL WHO SAYS EXERCISE HAS TO BE BORING? DANCERS AT FRED ASTAIRE STUDIO HAVE FUN GETTING IN SHAPE WHILE MAKING NEW FRIENDS

SASHA TSYHANKOV TAKES A STAND BEHIND A STUDENT, LIFTS HER ARMS UP AND TWIRLS HER AROUND AS A PEPPY COVER OF “MY HEART WILL GO ON” PLAYS ON THE SOUND SYSTEM. “One, two, three, one, two, three,” he calls out as he guides her across the dance floor. All around them, fellow dancers demonstrate various degrees of fluidity—some creaky, some smooth as velvet, all having a good time.

Instructor Oleg Gorianskyi and student

Friday brings out a small crowd at Fred Astaire Dance Studios in Greensboro. People who could probably compete with the best on Dancing with the Stars, to folks who are beginners and those who are just looking to get into shape. Co-Owner Alosha Anatoliy and student

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“This is something that involves all parts of the body,” says Sasha, co-owner of the studio. “This gives you a lot of positive action for your body, your soul. And you get to listen to a lot of beautiful music while doing it.”

The studio, part of a chain of dance schools founded by legendary dancer Fred Astaire in 1947, offers lessons in salsa, tango, foxtrot and other forms of ballroom dance. Sasha and his business partner, Alosha Anatoliy, both from Ukraine, opened the Greensboro location in 2007. Students range in age from 10 to 95. “Most people are here for the social part of it, and they want to learn to dance maybe for a wedding or a special occasion,” manager Dasha Chube says. “About 10 percent are very serious, competitive students, actually compete internationally. We have couples and singles.” The studio also annually hosts a fundraiser for Operation Smile, a nonprofit organization which provides surgeries for children in developing countries who have cleft palates and lips. This year’s event, Dancing with the Carolina Stars, will take place Feb. 9 at the Greensboro Marriott Downtown. Regardless of skill level, students at the studio get a good workout. A typical lesson might entail 10,000 steps. CONTINUED >

Group class with Co-Owner Sasha Tsyhankov

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Co-Owner Alosha Anatoliy and student

“You work your joint and muscles, but you do it to music and a special routine, and you get maximum activity without realizing how much you’re doing,” Alosha says. “An hour of Latin dance is more physical than an hour of football training, but because it’s all to music, a lot of people feel like they’re not exercising that much. It’s fun, and it makes the time go by fast.” Tony Owens of Asheboro says he always gets a good workout when he comes to the studio.

“FR IDAY NIGHTS, WE HAVE A PARTY. YOU DON’ T SIT DOWN MUCH,” HE SAYS. “YOU’RE ON YOUR FEET A ND LEGS MOST OF THE NIGHT, WOR KING A LOT MORE MUSCLES THA N YOU REALLY THINK. IT ’S GOOD FOR YOUR CONFIDENCE A ND TO RELIEVE STRESS.” Angela Fuller of Greensboro, who has been taking lessons at Fred Astaire for six years, says dancing helped her recover from a stroke she suffered as result of a blood clot in her brain. “It took some time to recover from that,” she says. “But the neurologist said the dance played a huge role in overcoming the effects of the stroke. It had to do with the parts of the brain it uses, how you have to process information. A lot of people who do this are thinking in terms of losing weight, but it really changes your brain.”

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Fred Astaire Dance Studio is located at 1500 Mill St., Suite 105, Greensboro. Visit FredAstaire.com/greensboro for more information, to book a lesson or view this month’s calendar of events.

Co-Owner Sasha Tsyhankov and student

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PARTING THOUGHTS

F i v e Ways to R e n e w Yo u r S k i n NEW PRODUCTS TO RESTORE AND FRESHEN YOUR COMPLEXION DIET, EXERCISE, STAYING HYDRATED—WE ALL KNOW THE IMPORTANCE OF THESE FOR GOOD HEALTH, AND THAT GOES FOR SKIN WELLNESS TOO. But what about environmental factors you can’t control? Sun and pollution are responsible for the majority of skin damage we encounter, says Marisa Faircloth, PA-C., owner of Restoration MedSpas. For optimal skin health in the new year, Marisa recommends these medical-grade skin products to renew, repair and protect your complexion.

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