Dampness and Internal Heat or Damp/Heat. Therefore, this time of year
will exacerbate R/A due to the extreme amount of Damp/Heat in our
environment. Symptoms include: pain, swelling, inflammation, redness
with heat. Medical treatment usually involves the use of steroids with
significant side effects.
R/A when combining Acupuncture and Chinese Herbs. Patients with
R/A can help themselves by eating eggs, fresh garlic, onions, rice, wheat,
rye, pineapples, cherries and strawberries. They should stay away from
consuming meat, anchovies, asparagus, herring, mussels, mushrooms,
sardines, all dairy products, sugar and fried foods.
conservationist John Muir, has been
presented throughout the country and
around the world since 1983. 4 pm. Adults
$15; seniors $12; children $8.
Wabanaki Sovereignty in the 21st Century;
Objects of Our Affection; Arthur & Nita Wood
Artifacts Collection. Open daily 10 am
6 pm. $6 adults, $2 children, free to Native
Americans and museum members.
American Watercolors from the Farnsworth
Collection. Through September 26 N.C.
Wyeth: Poems of American Patriotism.
Ongoing The Wyeths' Wyeths; Four in Maine:
Site Specific; Rug Hooking in Maine and
Beyond; and Alex Katz: New Work. Open
daily 10 am5 pm. $12 adults; $10 seniors/
students; free for children 16 and under,
members, and Rockland residents.
new paintings by Alfredo Gisholt; Both
Sides of the Camera, photographs from the
collection of Judith Ellis Glickman; and
Cloudscapes, a selection from the permanent
collection. Mon.Sat. 9 am5 pm. Free.