Inspired Life Health Centre Toronto

This is a reminder about next week's free introduction to Indian Head Massage. Join Nancy Sabourin, RMT, as she goes through the basics of Indian Head Massage. Learn how to practice Indian Head Massage on yourself and other loved ones.

Date: Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location: Inspired Life Health Centre

Benefits:

• Shiny hair
• Strengthens hair
• Improves scalp condition
• Improve immune system
• Relieves tension headaches
• Relieves stress, anxiety, lethargy
• Improves lymph flow, flushing out toxis and drains excess fluid

Participants will practice on themselves. Please bring a towel to wrap around shoulders.

Call 416-461-8688 to reserve your spot.

In today’s hectic pace, many of us are familiar with stress and its prolonged strain on our bodies.  Stress is often defined as a fight or flight response, useful for our ancestors to combat a threat in the wild and help them flee to safety.  Today, we respond to perceived danger in much the same way except we are not confronting a ferocious saber-toothed tiger about to attack.  Instead, we face events such as work deadlines, traffic jams, financial worries, family pressures, and other general feelings of being out of control while facing the world and all of its problems.

This film is a wake-up call for anyone who is not taking seriously (or needs a reminder about) the direct connection between the food and nutrients we ingest and our health.

The international experts interviewed share with us the direct bio-chemical correlation between the nutrients we ingest, the toxins to which we are exposed and the effects on our vitality, health and our ability to recover from chronic diseases, including cancer.  The evidence is compelling...and it is shocking that this information is not more widely known and accepted.

You will hear explanations as to why most medical doctors do not consider diet and nutrients as an essential part of medical treatment.

There will be a Q&A session following the film led by nutrition expert, Andrew Saul, PhD, from New York who is featured in the film.

If you have family members or friends suffering from low vitality, depression, a chronic disease or even cancer, who are not considering diet or nutrients as a part of their recovery program, then invite them to see:

Food Matters
Wednesday, August 6
7:00 PM
Bloor Cinema
506 Bloor Street West, Toronto
$5.00 at the door

Hosted by Orthomolecular Health (a not-for-profit). For more information, please visit www.orthomed.org.