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- Health Wars - Is Our Technology Killing
Us? Learn How to Prevent:· Cancer by adding an inexpensive natural ingredient to your diet,·
Heart
disease (the number one killer) , ·
Alzheimer’s
in your later years, ·
Harmful
toxins from entering your body and causing numerous illnesses
and diseases. This
and other potentially life-saving information will be presented by
Phillip Day - United Kingdom’s renowned author, lecturer, and
health reporter. With
over 16 years of research in the health field, foreign journalist
Phillip Day shares some startling facts about today’s most
concerning health issues including flouride.
He’ll provide answers about many life-threatening diseases,
their treatment, and prevention. He’ll also explain how you can win
the “health war,” and what role nutrition may play in your fight. Date:
September 5, 2001 (Wednesday) Time:
7:00 p.m. presentation Place:
Modesto Centre Plaza, Pistache Room 1000 K Street, Modesto
Cost: Tickets are $10 in advance, or $15 at the door. To register, phone 209-848-0557 or Sponsored
by: Members
of the CANCER PREVENTION COALITION |
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Modesto-CA
& Northern
California Health & Food EVENTS
To: Northern California Institute of Food Technologists and ALL... Welcome!
Supplier's Expo event information [recap below] is on the web at:
http://www.ift.org/sections/ncift/calendar.htm
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Fluoride is an Enzyme and Endocrine disrupting Chemical. Seminar 05/06/00.
Symposium on Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals
Please join us for an important briefing on a crucial environmental health issue: endocrine
disruptors. The event is free and open to the public.
Increasing evidence in wildlife and in humans indicates that some synthetic chemicals interfere
with normal hormone function by mimicking, blocking, or otherwise interfering with the action of
naturally occurring hormones in the body. Endocrine disruptors are implicated in a wide range of
health effects which may be irreversible, from reproductive dysfunction in men and women,
certain cancers, immune system impairment, birth defects, and neuro-developmental disorders.
Saturday May 6, 2000
10:00 AM -1:00 PM
The Women's Building
3543 18th St., San Francisco CA
Between Valencia and Guerrero
Wheelchair Accessible
Walking distance to the 16th Street BART Station
Fragrance-Free Event
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Confirmed speakers:
Gina Solomon, M.D., MPH, Senior Scientist
Natural Resources Defense Council, San Francisco
Author of Generations at Risk : Reproductive Health and the Environment
Marc Lappé, Ph.D., Director
Center for Ethics and Toxic Substances, Gualala CA
Author of Against the Grain : Biotechnology and the Corporate Takeover of Your Food / and
Chemical Deception: The Toxic Threat to Health and the Environment.
Davis Baltz, M.S., Senior Associate
Commonweal, Bolinas CA
Jacquee Castain
Symposium Objectives:
Provide an overview of the science about endocrine disruption.
Analyze the implications for risk assessment as practiced today.
Examine the regulatory environment.
Strategize about effective citizen action which will reduce exposure.
The primary organizers are the Sierra Club's San Francisco Bay Chapter, the Ecology Center,
and Commonweal.
For more information:
Blake Brown
Sierra Club, SF Bay Chapter, Toxics Chair
415 459-6388 or 415 492-3125
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