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Wellness Center offers first iLipo in area
Heather Beck - Thu, Feb, 2, 2012
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| Healthy Lifestyle Wellness Center owner Tammy Cabrera, left, and Sara Sexton demonstrate the iLipo machine, a non-invasive procedure which essentially deflates fat cells in the body. - Heather Beck/farragutpress |
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Tammy and Anthony Cabrera have opened Healthy Lifestyle Wellness Center off Campbell Station Road and hope to help area residents feel and look their best.
“We basically want to make you feel better and look better and we’re customized to each individual,” Tammy said.
Healthy Lifestyle Wellness Center offers nutrition and exercise counseling, weight loss solutions and “medical aesthetics,” including Botox and Juvederm.
“We are a medically based clinic,” Tammy, a nurse practitioner, said. Her husband and business co-owner, Anthony, is an MD and works at The University of Tennessee Medical Center.
Health Lifestyle is the only office in the area to offer I-Lipo, a “safe alternative to liposuction” that uses lasers, Tammy said.
“It’s totally non-invasive and you can spot-treat with it,” she added. Where liposuction invasively cuts and removes fat cells, I-Lipo deflates the cells and encourages the fat to drain through the body’s lymphatic system.
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By Business for Business
Meredith Layton and The Cup
Allison Sousa - Thu, Feb, 2, 2012
What began as a Thanksgiving discussion between two sisters resulted in Farragut’s The Cup.
Meredith Layton and Ericka Frank began plotting The Cup’s Knoxville presence one Thanksgiving several years ago. Frank — who owns bakeries in Missouri and Illinois — began talking with the naturally entrepreneurial Layton about cupcakes being the next “big thing.”
From one Oak Ridge test kitchen to the first all-cupcake bakery in Knoxville later, it was time to come to Farragut.
“From the time we opened in Bearden we had customers from Farragut,” said Layton. “They were always asking us to open here.”
Layton admits that she was initially hesitant about the idea. “The buzz was that starting a business here was really hard,” she said. “We were told it’d take longer and there’d be lots of hoops to jump through.”
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biz beat
- Thu, Feb, 2, 2012
McDonald’s turns big profit
• McDonald’s announced its consolidated revenues increased 12 percent last year to a record high of $27 billion.
County Commission OK’s hillside plan
• County Commission approved its Ridgetop and Hillside Protection Plan last week, with the caveat it is only advisory in nature.
Starbucks alcohol test extends to Atlanta
• Starbucks will begin offering beer and wine sales at four to six stores in Atlanta later this year, continuing to test a concept it pioneered in Seattle in 2010.
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business briefs
- Thu, Feb, 2, 2012
• Farragut Business Alliance will host a Membership Mingler and Business Meeting from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 9, at Comfort Suites, 811 N. Campbell Station Road. Meeting is open to all Farragut businesses, non-profits, churches, schools and to other stakeholders. Tentative agenda includes panel discussion with Farragut High School and teaser for a Farragut business Android/iPhone app. For more information, visit www.farragutbusiness.com/
• The University of Tennessee Medical Center’s Sleep Disorders Center in Knoxville recently received accreditation from American Academy of Sleep Medicine. The Standards for Accreditation ensure that sleep medicine providers display and maintain proficiency in areas such as testing procedures and policies, patient safety and follow-up and physician and staff training.
• East TN Chapter of the Alliance of Hazardous Materials Professionals will teach “Essentials of Hazardous Materials Management” April 10-12 at the offices of StrataG off Hardin Valley Road. Course is a comprehensive regulatory review to prepare students for Certified Hazardous Materials Manager examination. For more information, contact Adonia Phillips at 865-594-7627, Adonia.Phillips@kub.org, or visit www.etahmp.org/education.php/
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