October events at Living Well Dallas
Besides Halloween this month, there are plenty of things to do and get involved in thanks to Living Well Dallas.
We have a variety of fun, informative seminars, events and talks that you might want to add to your calendars. You won’t want to miss these:
Monday, Oct. 22, 6:30-8 p.m.
: Eat the Rainbow – Live:
Fruits and vegetables come in a rainbow of colors. Choosing produce ensures a good looking dish of real food and each hue contains nature’s color code to nutrients that help your body function at its best. Bring your kids to this family-friendly event and learn how to incorporate more color into your food choices. Taste the rainbow!
Call 972-930-0260 to RSVP.
Thursday, Oct. 25, 6 to 8 p.m.
:Femme Night: Nail Party Fundraiser for Scleroderma:
Are you trying to find your tribe? Making new friendships is difficult at any stage in life, so we’re creating space to do just that. We are looking for positive minded women who are ready to discover, be, and share their REAL selves. This group is not about business, instead, it’s about celebration, connection and community! Find your tribe here.
RSVP to 972-930-0260 (Ask for Celia) OR celia@livingwelldallas.com. At Living Well Dallas, 14330 Midway Road, No.121, Dallas.
See other content
Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Don’t Let It Take Over Your Life
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) has many symptoms. No syndrome could be more aptly named. If you’ve experienced these symptoms, you know how painful and inconvenient IBS can be. But you may not know why your bowel is so irritated. The truth
Parenthood: 10 Tips For A Healthy Pregnancy
Taking the plunge into parenthood starts before you become pregnant, even before you have the baby in your arms! The choices you make while pregnant, and even before conceiving a child, can impact the baby’s health and development. You may
Autoimmune Disease: All Your Questions Answered
Did you know the second most common cause of chronic illness in the U.S. is autoimmune diseases? There are currently 100-120 identified autoimmune diseases. And you might be surprised to learn According to the American Autoimmune Related Disease Association (AARDA),