Author Archives: Kelly Kaeding

Rebecca Padnos, Licensed Acupuncturist

I have had the pleasure of sharing my office with Rebecca for close to a decade. She works at the Vermont Center for Acupuncture & Wellness on North Street in Burlington and from her home office. Rebecca describes her practice: The practice of oriental medicine is a joy. I offer comprehensive treatments integrating acupuncture, herbs, […]

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New Tuesday Hours

Kelly is now taking appointments on Tuesdays from 11:00 – 2:00. Her weekly schedule is as follows: M 9:00 – 6:30 T 11:00 – 2:00 W 8:00 – 6:30 F 8:00 – 2:00

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History of 161 North Street

161-163 North Street was built c. 1875. It is the second building on the left in the below photo, taken c. 1930. Civil War veteran Peter Lander, Jr., bought the house in 1880 and lived there until his death in 1937 at the age of 89. His children continued to live in the house until […]

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Practitioners at the Vermont Center for Acupuncture & Wellness

Kelly Kaeding, Vermont Center for Acupuncture & Wellness 802-951-8815 Kelly@VTacupuncture.com Also practicing at the Vermont Center for Acupuncture & Wellness at 161 North Street, Burlington, VT:   Rebecca Padnos, Qi River Acpuncture 802-864-0214 www.QiRiverVT.com rpadnos@hotmail.com       Gretchen A. Hidell, astrology coach, reiki master & hypnosis 802-999-4677 info@GretchenHidell.com         Matt Golden, […]

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The Cruciferous Family: A Crash Course

Cruciferous veggies – cabbage, kale, and broccoli chief among them – are well-known nutritional powerhouses. To really squeeze the most from them, though, try these culinary cheats: Among other enzymes, cabbage etc. contain myrosinase enzymes and glucosinolates. These enzymes peak when paired; the simplest way to combine them is to chop the leaves and let […]

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Satured Fat Not Necessarily Linked to Heart Disease

Even our best and brightest have to eat occasional crow. But that crow’s fat content may be the least of our worries. Read the New York Times Blog’s analysis of a new study challenging the link between saturated fat and heart disease.

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Historic Preservation Award for 161 North Street

  The efforts of Kelly Kaeding and her husband, Mark Davidson, were honored with Preservation Burlington’s 2013 Historic Preservation Award in the commercial category. Fresh starts are always tough, but if Kelly and Mark’s work at 161 North St. is any indication, they often prove well worth the price. In January of 2012, she moved […]

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Now and Before – Interior

The inside of the office was finished well before we got the outside painted. Here are some photos from now and before. Waiting Room

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Now and Before – Exterior

Here are some photos of the latest exterior renovations. Still a work in progress, but we are very happy with the results. A few years of painting can really make a difference!  

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Cabbage Slaw

Healthy and delicious – my favorite combination. So many people have asked me for this slaw recipe. In this slaw, the key is to steam the cabbage and carrots a little bit, which doesn’t change the texture or flavor much compared with a raw cabbage salad, but increases the health benefits. Eating raw cruciferous vegetables, […]

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