I was browsing for a number of items at the Oliver Square store and was asked 4 different times by…read more3 different clerks if I needed help. I said no as I just wanted to browse I had never been in this store before and wanted to check it out. Just before I was finally done the same clerk who asked me if I needed help asked me again and again I said no. She then proceeded to straighten out some refrigerated items next to me. I felt like I was suspiciously being watched and harassed. Sometimes a customer just wants to browse a new store. I'm an adult in my 40s if I need help I'll ask!! I will not return to this store, I will go back to the south side 109st store where I usually go.

My initial visit to Optimum Health was a disappointment due to a communication problem. The owner…read morewas concerned and I was grateful that I had been heard. I am pleased with the response I received.

Dr. Miller and Amy Kilham are the best! In fact the entire staff is amazing on a level that is…read moremissing in a lot of our day to day life. From the moment you walk through the door you are treated in the best possible way. I have been going to see Dr. Miller for well over a decade now. They are both so friendly and professional and really care about their patients. They both have helped myself, friends and family. Dr. Miller is responsible for saving my father's life. I recommended Dr. Miller to my father who was experiencing pain in his arm. After numerous to his regular doctor and some very poor tele-visits during the pandemic I took my father to see Dr. Miller. Dr. Miller took the time to talk and examine my father and knew that the pain he was experiencing was more that a sprain or a joint problem. It turned out to be bone cancer. My father got the treatment he needed to save his life. Had we just "taken some Advil" as instructed by the tele-visit my father might not be alive. I can't express my gratitude enough for this. Thank you one thousand times over!

Amy is the best massage therapist I've ever met. I've gotten massage therapy regularly since I was…read morea teenager and have been to a couple dozen RMTs. Amy stands out because she is very skilled at hearing your problems and then listening to your body. She will use a perfect feather touch on inflamed and sore spots or a wonderful bone crushing force on the tough spots (in a good way!). She's always taking different classes to expand her repertoire which shows her clear passion for what she does. She does direct insurance billing too. Yay!

Got some delicious pastry at Breadland. The custard danish with fresh raspberries was flaky with a…read moredelectable crunch with each bite. Cappuccino was great too. The decor is rather plain but the food more than compensate. One more thing. The danish was BIG.

Wow, I was in my way to another bakery and stopped here. Nice find. Good coffee and fresh bakery…read more Delicious. I will be coming back.

My name is Nellie, a regular customer of Blush lane organic market since 2012…read more Last week I received excellent customer service from one of their staff members by the name Marcus. I have no adequate words to describe their customer service, their products, their knowledge and their level of integrity. They are walking extra miles each day and taking pride in their jobs well done. They not only have product knowledge but take pride in their jobs done well. The owners, the managers, supervisors, and employees work together as strong teams because they believe in their produce, nutritional supplements and other products for sale. I wish them well in 2025 and the years to follow.

Service has become very poor. Too many senior staff have been cut. Energy is now poor. I'm…read moretaking my business to Amaranth.

Man, I love this place!…read more Been using my protein shaker for a good 6 months now and it's still like new! This morning I gobbled down a Mediterranean Skillet & coconut water pre workout with #YelpYEGStaycation Soooo good and totally powered me for a phenomenal class at Workd Health Club! PS - Try the chocolate protein muffin (aka chocolate crack)

Fresh Fit Foods is a great local food company that has paired up with World Health Club locations…read morearound the city, with their main location being at the Glenora WHC on 142 Street & 107 Ave. They focus on fresh foods that enhance a healthy & active lifestyle. Basically they want to take the fuss out of eating well. Here's what it says on some of their marketing materials: Who we are: - Your grocery shopper - we pick the freshest (never frozen!) and healthiest ingredients for our meals. - Your meal planner - each dish is perfectly proportioned to give you the right amount of nutrients. - Your nutrition coach - we'll guide you through every step of the way! - Your personal chef - our Executive Chef gives you high quality, delicious, and nutritious meals. They also offer a 21 day challenge which is like having a personal chef for 21 days. (Price ranges between $649 - $699) Fresh Fit Foods offers a pretty extensive menu, covering everything from Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and snacks in between. I had the privilege of trying a few of the health items offered after a Yelp Fit event yesterday. - Thai Peanut Chicken Salad: includes pieces of seasoned chicken, romaine, edamame, red pepper, carrot & onion in a Thai peanut dressing. In my opinion, this salad lacked depth of flavor, perhaps from not enough dressing provided to dress the entire salad as well as the chicken which could use more punch. The peanut dressing was mild so much so that I barely tasted the peanuts. The ingredients were fresh though which I appreciated and I know the portions were right on. I should also mention that I found the pieces of raw onion to be overpowering and harsh, so I just picked them out. - Chicken Salad Wrap: filled with a light mayo-based chicken salad combined with dried cranberries and a hint of tarragon. This wrap wasn't bad - I could see myself coming back for this one. It came with a side of apple slices which makes for a nice balanced healthy meal. - Oat Bake: a mini-loaf made with fruit, almond and oats. Looks appealing although I have yet to try as I was going to eat it later when I got home from work. They offer a huge variety of items, I'd be interested in returning to try more. Note that you can also easily pre-order all items for pick up at any World Health location by going online to their website: FFF.CA

I decided I wanted to see a naturopath, because I have many severe allergies, and conventional…read moremedicines don't always work; not to mention, they only suppress my symptoms, while giving me unbearable side effects. I decided to see Dr. Lena Kim, because she has good credentials, and her office is located on 124th street, so it was easy for me to get there. It's not cheap to see a naturopath. I can't quite remember how much my visit was, but the first time must have cost me over a $100--this is for a 55 minute session. Any visit after that is around $60, and they do give student discounts. Before I went, I had to fill out quite a few pages of paperwork about my medical history. When I met Lena Kim she was really nice. I really got the sense that she was interested in helping me. She didn't just want to prescribe me something or tell me to take something. She was genuinely concerned and motivated to help me feel better. After we spoke, and she got a sense of what my needs were, she did a number of muscle testings on me. I didn't know what this was, and I felt rather odd and skeptical, while she was doing it. First, she had me hold my arm straight out. Then she had me hold jars with different herbs in them. For each jar, she would press on my arm. The idea is that if I could resist the pressure, my body needs the herb. If I cannot resist the pressure, my body doesn't need it or is allergic to it. After the testing she gave me a sheet of paper with all the things I need to eat or take and when I need to take them. She had some suggestions of some vitamins and herbs I should buy from her. She was really sensitive to the fact that I didn't have a lot of money, so she suggest I just buy one or two, and she even suggested places I could get some of the things cheaper! She also gave me many print-outs, like on skin brushing and deep breathing, that were really helpful. Her suggestions really did help a lot, but unfortunately I didn't have the money to keep seeing her. When I can afford it again though, I will definitely go back.

found Lena Kim via google while searching for NAET practitioners. She was able to *fix* my sun…read moreallergy which had plagued me for years, as well as contributing to overall health. She's invested, interested and most of all, delivers results. It can be expensive if you don't have coverage (I did), but worth it. Would love to find someone comparable in T.O

This is a very cool little shop that sells a lot of hemp clothing for children and adults, other…read morehemp products, and smoking supplies. There is also a small section of Wicca items, various novelties, and health products, like locally-made soap. It's the sort of place you would expect on Whyte Avenue, but in the west end.

The most personal experience you have at any hemp shop in Edmonton. Owned and operated by a husband…read moreand wife team, there are many hemp related items to purchase at this store. Fair prices and people that will remember your face the more often you visit

I haven't needed to stay here at the Maz myself, but last month my grandfather had some health…read moreissues with his heart. While he was supposed to be here for just a test or two they kept him at the Maz for about a week, because there were some issues. I really liked that the Mazankowski specializes in heart issues, and that the doctors and nurses here weren't just going to do some tests and let my grandfather go home without being certain he would be okay. I came here with my grandmother to visit my grandfather one evening and I was pleasantly surprised at the facilities. The hospital (institute) is clean and well taken care of. The nurses that came by to check on my grandpa and his charts were friendly and professional. The space here is very nice. I mean the hospital rooms are still hospital rooms (can't get too fancy with that), but they have a healing garden on the main floor, which is really nice to go into and I'm sure patients appreciate getting a little greenness into their stay here. They also have free wifi here, which was great. There is a parkade and a pedway, which is probably the easiest way to get in. If you can walk a bit further the LRT (Health Sciences/Jubilee station) is a few blocks away. The Maz isn't a place you want to go to, but if you or someone you know ends up here it's a great health facility, and one I'm happy to see in Edmonton.

When I was 20 years old, I had to go to the Mazankowski because of some heart issues I had been…read morehaving. It really is a fantastic facility. Very clean and professional. It gives me relief knowing that a place like this exists for people like me who have heart issues. My doctor was very informative and (obviously) truly knew what he was talking about. They also gave me the option to conference call with my cardiologist for my follow-up appointment from another city so I wouldn't have to travel. Would absolutely recommend this institute!

A nice place to find all sorts of health items. They have vitamins, food, drinks like kombucha, and…read morethey even have a spa. The staff is very knowledgable about holistic health.

From the owner: Pure Health in Edmonton is more than just a store. We are dedicated to offering you the best health…read moreproducts and helping you navigate the confusing world of nutrition and health. There's nothing more satisfying for us than helping someone turn their health around.