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ANNOUNCING THE NEXT STAHL HEALTH LECTURE EVENT!

October 30, 2012

“SLEEP, PERCHANCE TO DREAM”

The Grillo Health Information Center is proud to present the popular 4th Stahl Health Lecture Series of the Year

– the last Panel Presentation of 2012!

AN INNOVATIVE PERSPECTIVE

Come hear unique medical, spiritual, holistic perspectives on Sleep, America’s #1 night-time malady.

Rohini Kanniganti MD; Andrew Holacek; Richard Shane; Michael Weissberg

LIVE MUSIC TO OPEN THE EVENT!!

Learn about:
  • The neuro-biology of sleep.
  • Why sleep is so important.
  • Sophia Loren’s secret beauty recipe.
  • How sleep and dreams impact your health.
  • Tibetan Buddhist perspectives on dreams.
  • Key methods to help you sleep.

    WHEN: Tuesday, October 30, 2012

    6:00 – Opening Music ; 6:30pm - Panel Presentations ; 7:45pm - Q and A ; 8:00pm - Closing

    WHERE: Boulder Public Library Canyon Theater

    RESERVATIONS REQUIRED (The last three events in these Health Series were sold out)

    Call(720) 854-7290 OR

    Email: GrilloCenter@Gmail.com with Names, # of Attendees and Contact Info

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    September Topic of the Month: Fruit and Veggies – More Matters

    Farmers' Market

    Think color! Colorful fruits and veggies contain a broad range of nutrients, so include cherries , carrots , bananas , peas , and eggplant .

    Eating more fruits and veggies can help prevent heart disease, type 2 diabetes, osteoporosis, and even certain types of cancer. More fruits and veggies can also help you lose weight ! Recent research suggests that adding fruits and vegetables to your diet is one of the keys to successful long-term weight loss .

    How many servings should you eat? And just how much is a serving? Recommendations vary by age, gender and activity levels. Find out yours here here. The USDA’s MyPlate program (the successor to the Food Pyramid) can also help you get plenty of fruits and veggies.

    Not sure how to add fruits and veggies to your diet? Check here and here for healthy recipes.

    For many people, cost is a concern. But eating healthy doesn’t have to be a luxury. Check here for shopping ideas and menu plans that fulfill that daily recommendations for a family of 4 for $10 a day. That’s way cheaper than a cheeseburger!

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