FREE Nutrition Talk! 8pm Monday, 19th June, East Dulwich

By Buddyboo
June 15, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 15, 2017

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Posted June 15, 2017

A FREE event for anyone interested in improving their health and wellbeing!

Local Nutritional Therapist, Catherine Arnold will be doing a FREE talk featuring practical tips on improving your diet to prevent disease and optimise your health. Learn how nutritional therapy can help you regain your health and vitality.

Talk starts at 8pm, Upstairs at The Lordship Pub for 30 mins followed by Q&A. Free healthy chocolate treats for all attendees too! Limited numbers so please email [email protected] to book your space! Arrive from 7.30pm to get a seat!

Poster attached with all details.

For more information about Catherine, have a look at her website: www.catherinearnoldnutrition.com

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