A presentation on the world of Healthy Fats and Omegas...
Did you know that the right omegas help nerves grow back (published study)? (diabetic and chemotherapy neuropathy)
Why are omegas still the #1 Supplement sold and recommended?
How do omegas benefit in healing and disease prevention? (clue: inflammation)
What are the omega sources and their differences?
Avoid unhealthy fats and include more healthy fats...your brain will thank you.
Ask your questions.
Learn about the industry and history, and why more and more doctors and healthcare practitioners are recognizing omegas as a
the preferred source of Omega-3 for optimum health from infancy to the golden years!
Come learn the results of published studies in Diabetic Neuropathy Research.
Other research:
Mental Health
Cancer Neuropathy
Sports Performance
The right Omega 3 supplements support health and provide targeted nutrition therapy for individuals or their pets diagnosed with chronic diseases.
Location: Toronto Health Studio at 5 Nina Street, Toronto, (Bathurst & St. Clair)
Did you know? Top 10 Diseases Related to Omega 3 Deficiency include Cancer, Heart Disease, Stroke, Alzheimer, Diabetes, Obesity, Cardiovascular Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Breast Cancer, ADHD plus Sjogren's syndrome, infertility, and depression.
In addition to the above, do YOU or someone you know experience any of the following?
Acne, anxiety, arthritis, auto-immune disorders, dry skin, brittle hair, seizures, chapped lips, poor recovery from injuries, eczema/psoriasis/dermatitis, asthma, poor attention span, PMS, autism, IBS or Crohn's or colitis, dementia, Parkinson's disease, kidney or bladder dysfunction, lack of energy, etc.
All of the above will indicate an omega deficiency. True or false? True.
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What people share about the presentation: Fantastic!! - Amy
Fantastic, informative & fun. - Ruth
Very, very enjoyable, lots of info, well presented! Love the real science of the oils and processing info. Very exciting and informative. - Donna
Please RSVP. Limited space in person to 10 people. Plus Zoom online.
Transportation: Easy access from subway - a 5 min walk from St. Clair Ave. West subway station or from Bathurst - one stop south of St. Clair Ave. W. Street parking is free.
