Holistic Stores Near Me
As part of living a holistic lifestyle, having access to natural and organic foods is vital. Health food stores offer more nourishing alternatives than mainstream products like cleaners or soaps for daily cleaning chores and uses.
Natural Marketplace provides natural and organic grocery and produce items, bulk options, vegan selections and an assortment of supplements and remedies. In addition, they have tea blends and healing herbs available.
Natural Marketplace
Natural Marketplace is a locally owned natural food store. They specialize in bulk foods and health care products such as organic produce, local honey and maple syrup as well as nutritious snacks and beauty/body care items. Their employees take great pride in serving customers well at this store with outstanding customer service!
Customers can bring in their own containers and shop from a selection of refillable home cleaning products offered by Common Good, plus bulk dry groceries such as grains, flours, beans, nuts, seeds pasta cookies teas herbs spices and insect proteins made by Common Good.
This store is open daily. They serve breakfast, lunch, dinner and coffee; there’s also a bakery, smoothie bar and salad bar on site as well as offering loyalty programs and online shopping services.
Arogya Holistic Healing
Wei Bertram trained as an engineer, yet her affinity for traditional Chinese medicine and her tea company have led her to establish Westport shop as a holistic healing center providing acupuncture, yoga, meditation, and other forms of holistic treatment. Bertram built her business around philosophy rather than growth for profit.
She specializes in organic, rare and wild-harvested leaves from faraway places; local herbs like lemon verbena, chamomile and spearmint; as well as her own signature blends made up of exotic leaves from far away places; she offers 4-week tea cleanses as well as 6- and 12-month clubs so people can discover its power and benefits for themselves.
Arogya (which translates to “whole health” in Sanskrit) offers integrative Chinese medicine, acupuncture and massage therapy as well as offering natural skin care products and artisan tea from across Asia. Her aim is to bring these traditional healing practices of East to a modern lifestyle that is seeking balance and wellbeing.
Natural Food Exchange
Welcome your inner health food lover at this vegetarian co-op that receives near daily deliveries of fresh produce! Members work three hours each week in exchange for discounts; anyone is welcome to shop this small, nonprofit store. The owner, who is gluten intolerant herself, continuously searches out new products that keep her store’s selection of gluten-free groceries and fresh bakery goods up-to-date; she even added a grab-and-go prepared foods cooler offering quick soups, salads and juices on demand – refusing any products with GMOs in its lineup!
Sacred Vibes Apothecary
At this Brooklyn herbal apothecary, connecting people with ancestral forms of wellness is at the core. Master herbalist Karen Rose upholds her native Guyana through offerings like healing tea blends, seasoning mixes, resins and burnables as well as consulting services.
Trained in both Eastern and Western herbalism, she strives to make her teachings and healing modalities accessible to women, Black, and POC communities. Sacred Botanica (located a few blocks from her apothecary on purpose to ensure synergy between them) serves as a community shop dedicated to herbal education while connecting people to their ancestral traditions through classes and workshops at both locations; to find out more, please visit Sacred Botanica’s website.