Fw: RSVP: Veg Dinner & Osteoporosis Talk Saturday

July 25, 2009

----- Forwarded Message ----EarthSave Baltimore <earthsaverdonEarthSave Baltimore Subscriber <shortydempThursday, July 23, 2009 9:19:32 AMRSVP: Veg Dinner & Osteoporosis Talk Saturday__ Hi Earthsaver,Here's a reminder about this Saturday's Earthsave dinner event in Owings Mills. The topic of osteoporosis and dairy is one that we don't hear enough about. Did you know that the world health literature shows that the countries with the highest hip fracture rates are those which have the highest dairy consumption? Do you think

that's just a coinsidence?If you would rather not bring a dish, just let me know a day early and you may pay for dinner. Hope to see you there!Peace, Don RobertsonBALTIMORE VEG DINNER SERIES on Saturday, July 25th, 6-9 PM, will host a vegetarian potluck dinner and a live presentation by Dr. Steven Acocella on "Preventing and Reversing Osteoporosis: Dairy Exposed as Cause, Not Cure". Dr. Acocella, who is Board Certified in Clinical Nutrition, has some eye-opening information on osteoporosis. His presentation will dispel the myths perpetuated by the pharmaceutical, beef and dairy industries, which control most of the mis-information we receive about this disease. Learn how we can achieve better bone health with proper nutrition and lifestyle. This useful presentation, designed for all ages, will arm us with the knowledge to prevent and reverse this painful and disabling disease at any stage of life. Please RSVP, and join

us! See link below for details and directions. Dr. Steven Acocella received his training at Southern California University, he also holds a Masters of Science Degree from the University of Connecticut in Human Nutrition. He is a National Institute of Health Certified Biomedical Researcher and has conducted numerous studies for leading institutions including the Eat Right America Foundation. He is a Board certified in Clinical Nutrition and a Diplomate of the American Board of Clinical Nutrition, primarily engaged in disease prevention and reversal through interventional nutrition and lifestyle management. His epidemiological research into global dietary patterns and disease incidence has been the basis of many studies and published in a best selling book. He is Editor of NutrionWire.org and a frequent contributor to DiseaseProof.com,

Nutritional Perspectives and Health Science magazines. He is active in the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine and the American College of Lifestyle Medicine.DINNER DETAILS AND DIRECTIONS are at http://earthsavebaltimore.org/node/52 -- >The following physical address is associated with this mailing list: PO Box 96New York, NY 10108