FREE Webinar: Breaking Free of the Processed Food Force Field

Apr 15, 2024 | Blog Posts

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What’s the simplest way to eat well for good health? Kick the processed food habit! Join me to learn how, what and why:

Breaking Free of the Processed Food Force Field:  Should I? Can I? How Do I? 

Online Webinar: FREE

Tuesday, April 16  ~  5:30 to 6:45

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We’ve heard the news: 60% of our calories come from processed foods–and most are health-damaging. But in today’s crazy busy world, how can we possibly make and eat meals made with unprocessed, real and whole foods? Discover how easy it can be:

  •  See which processed foods we need to watch out for and what the science says
  •  Watch a quick-cook demo of an easy health-supporting meal (+ light tastings)
  •  Learn tips and strategies for smooth and efficient meal-making
  •  Explore novel thinking and insights to regain control over our mealtimes–and our health

Includes helpful, reference quality handouts and recipes.

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