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"Go Red" for Women Health
Fair with the Heart Truth Workshop
Date: February
11, 2012
Venue: South Cobb Regional Library
Mableton, Georgia
Phone: (847) 650-5589
Email:
info@crossfitbarrington.com
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Health Fair Mission:
To improve the health, fitness, and wellness of people in
our communities with an emphasis on preventing heart
disease in women (and men).
FREE admission and parking.
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Preliminary Schedule
(subject to change):
10:00 to 11:00 am - Heart Truth and Tai Chi Workshops held
in covered walkway at entrance to library.
11:00 to 11:20 am -
Discussion about truthfully saying we are "Wonderfully
hungry" & wishing others would do the same.
11:20 to 11:30 am - Q&A.
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Free services to be
provided by volunteers:
FREE screening for harmful
VAT (that bad inside fat that can be present even if we
are "skinny" if we are not doing the two things, neither
diet nor exercise, we all need to be doing).
Tai Chi Workshop (Clinically Proven Efficacy for Knee
Osteoarthritis)
Diabetes Screening
Learn what is required to really cure type-2 diabetes,
high blood pressure, heart disease and other chronic
illnesses.
Vision Screening
Participating Wellness
Professionals (either as speakers or at booths)
Dr. David Blake c/o Family
First Healthcare
Dr. James Carren c/o Private Chiropractic Practice
Dr. J. C. Carter c/o Cobb Internal Medicine
Dr. Andrew B. Chung, author of Trust the Truth
Ms. Julane R. Contursi, MS, RD, LD - Clinical and Sports
Nutritionist
Dr. Leslie A. Dauphin, author of the Germ Handbook
Dr. Thomas M. P. Dougherty c/o Emory Healthcare
Dr. Lou Hilliard c/o Back-to-Back Chiropractic
Dr. Veeni Kumar c/o
Private Medical Practice
Master Floyd Ovens - Fifth Degree Black Belt
Dr. David Stuchinski c/o ProActive HealthCare, LLC
Dr. Scott Warner c/o Warner Family Chiropractic
Ms. Deborah Williams, MSN, APRN-BC, ANP-C c/o Emory
Healthcare
What is Go Red For Women?
In 2004, the American Heart
Association (AHA) faced a challenge. Cardiovascular
disease claimed the lives of nearly 500,000 American women
each year, yet women were not paying attention. In fact,
many even dismissed it as an “older man’s disease.” To
dispel the myths and raise awareness of heart disease as
the number one killer of women, the American Heart
Association created Go Red For Women – a passionate,
emotional, social initiative designed to empower women to
take charge of their heart health.
Please note that Event
details are subject to change. Always contact Event
management directly for up to date contest details or any
questions. And be sure to visit the Event website for all
information:
www.thehealthfair.com
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