Living Well Newsletter Update
November 7, 2012
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November 7th at Central Market, Dr. Claudia Harsh, will be speaking on “The Bio-identical Hormone Controversy: Exploring Hormonal Options From an Integrative
and Functional Perspective” for FREE, so you won’t want to miss that either. For more information click here
Then, our big celebration of YOU, our clients, friends, family, referral friends on Thursday, November 8th from 630-830pm at the Living Well, Living with Gratitude Party.
We’ll have music, artists, snacks, healthy elixirs, adult beverages, goodies bags, and holiday discount cards that will make stellar gifts. We hope to see you and visit with you then!!! Here is the link to FB invite.
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