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You are cordially invited to a special lecture and reception...
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What has motivated the international organic movement?
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What are the dangers of synthetic chemicals?
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Why are toxic ingredients found in food and personal care products?
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Is there medical evidence showing that synthetic chemicals make us fat?
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The difference between natural, organic and certified organic and
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Workable solutions for a healthier society.
- 7:15 to 9:15 p.m. on Monday, May 10, 2004
- The Women's Club of Bethesda, 5500 Sonoma Rd. (on Old Georgetown Rd. between Cedar Lane and Greentree)
- Free! For questions & to reserve your seat:
ronit@OptionsForHealth.net or Ms. Rosen at 301-928-0212.
Independent Consultant for non-toxic, organic and anti-aging choices.
- Reserve your seat now!
- Mr. Alf Orpen
- Mr. Orpen has over 15 years of experience in the organic/health field. For the past six years,
Mr. Orpen was on the board of the Biological Farmers of Australia (BFA), a cooperative of over 1000 members,
including many organic farmers throughout Australia, Asia and the Pacific Islands. BFA's affiliate,
Australian Certified Organic (ACO), is the largest certifying agency in Australia. Mr. Orpen travels extensively,
educating companies, health professionals and individuals on the hidden negative health effects of modern agriculture and
the promising alternative of certified organic.
- Ms. Narelle Chenery
- A contributing writer for health publications, Ms. Chenery has provided guidelines for consumers on how
to read product labels and avoid toxins in their daily lives. After searching unsuccessfully for chemical-free,
pure and effective skin care and personal care products, Ms. Chenery began to make her own. Once family and friends tried
these nutrient-rich formulas, they encouraged her to start making them for everyone. As co-founder of ONE Group Pty. Ltd.
in Australia, Ms. Chenery has created the world's first line of certified organic skin care, hair care and personal care products.
There is plenty of parking (we encourage carpools). Public transportation: Bethesda Metro, then Bus 47,
direction Rockville (ask driver for Greentree & Old Georgetown Rd. stop) OR NIH Metro, exit and walk about 15 minutes
on South St. towards Old Georgetown Rd. The Club is across the street to your right. Bus J2 is another option
from Silver Spring or Rockville via Bethesda (ask driver for Old Georgetown Rd. and Cedar Lane stop).
Light Refreshments will be served at the break and after the lecture. All certified organic of course!
If you are not able to attend, please contact us if you would like to hear about future events.
After the lecture, we invite you to stay and learn about how you can benefit financially
while helping to promote the booming organic industry.
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Health Care Practitioners
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