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| Enjoy the magazine, newspaper and TV highlights below featuring Dr. Elizabeth Marazita, Paths of Health Founder and Reflexology Path Designer/Project Manager of the first private and public reflexology paths in U.S. Dr. Marazita is the professor of the only foot reflexology course taught at a medical school in the United States (Bastyr University in Kenmore, Washington- the annual Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) camp. She is also clinical faculty in foot reflexology and Qi Gong at the University of Washington Nursing School in Seattle, Washington. |
| Photo by Stewart Hopkins Aegis Living Corporate Office Path Redmond, Washington |
Seattle Live! Click here to see! Interview with Paths of Health Founder and Bastyr University and University of Washington, Nursing School Reflexology Professor, Elizabeth Marazita, L.Ac., MSAOM, MIA |
| Entertainment Tonight Interview with Paths of Health Founder and Bastyr University and University of Washington, Nursing School Reflexology Professor, Elizabeth Marazita, L.Ac., MSAOM, MIA Click here to see! |
October 2006 by Susan Phinney, Seattle P-I: Two new reflexology paths
offer a rocky stroll to well-being
offer a rocky stroll to well-being
September/October 2005, by Jodi Helmer, Yoga Journal:
Walk this Way: Boosting your immune system may be as
simple as kicking off your shoes and taking a stroll
Walk this Way: Boosting your immune system may be as
simple as kicking off your shoes and taking a stroll
October 12, 2005, by Sarah Haas, King County Journal: Take off your
shoes and socks to experience reflexology (and some beneficial
pain) on the Walk of Health
shoes and socks to experience reflexology (and some beneficial
pain) on the Walk of Health
September 27, 2004, by Julia Sommerfeld The Seattle Times,
Rocky walk may be Path to health: Reflexology Pressure
applied to feet said to release body's energy, toxins.
Rocky walk may be Path to health: Reflexology Pressure
applied to feet said to release body's energy, toxins.
September 23, 2004, by Julie Davidow, Seattle
Post-Intelligence, Bastyr's path to good health: Stone
walkway eases feet, fights toxins, reflexologists say.
Post-Intelligence, Bastyr's path to good health: Stone
walkway eases feet, fights toxins, reflexologists say.
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June 22, 2006, Seattle Post-Intelligence,Your Health, Helping
you Make Smarter Choices, Alternative Medicine.
you Make Smarter Choices, Alternative Medicine.