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Tips on Reversing Serious Eye Ailments Talk in Pittsburgh


Dr. Edward Kondrot


r. Edward Kondrot, a board- certified ophthalmologist with the Healing the Eye Wellness Center, in Zephyrhills, Florida, will host two special events and provide treatments to reverse potential macular degenera- tion, cataracts and glaucoma using al- ternative methods, including microcur- rent and stem cell injections, in June at the Pittsburgh Airport Marriott Hotel.


D A free seminar from 7 to 9 p.m., June 1, will be followed


by a Get Started with Microcurrent workshop from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., June 3 and 4. Dr. Kondrot will also provide stem cell treat- ments by appointment from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., June 5 and 6. Dr. Kondrot has written seven books on eye diseases,


including 10 Essentials to Save Your Sight, and sees his work as a way to help prevent further blindness.


Cost: $695 for workshop. Location:777 Allen Rd., Pittsburgh. For more information, register for the workshop or make an appointment for treatment, call 800-430-9328, email Info@ HealingTheEye.com or visit PittsburghSeminar2017.com, StemCellSpecial.org or NationalEyeReport.org. See ad, page 9.


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Supernola Available at More Locations


upernola, a grain-free superfood snack, is expanding locally with the addition of retailers St. Thomas Roasters, The Healthy You Cafe, Momentum Fitness, The Healthy Grocer, Healthy Living Kitchen, H2L Studio, Reiki by Rickie, Flex Health and Well- ness, and Fit Forward Gym.


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Nutrient-dense Supernola contains nothing refined, nothing processed, nothing artificial, no GMOs and is lower in natural sugars and gluten-free. It comes in four delicious flavors: Berries and Creme, Dragon Fruit Limon, Goji Spice and Power Pineapple.


Supernola is also available online at EatSupernola.com. See ad, page 12.


Sample Some Really Healthy Coffee


Talk events on the third Tuesday of each month. Tom Mower, co-founder and president of Sisel International


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and Sisel Kaffe’, has spent more than 30 years researching and using top ingredients for Sisel’s world-class products. Sisel Kaffe’ has three varieties of ready-brew micro- ground coffee including Instant Black, Instant Latte and Instant Mocha. Guests will taste the products while details are reviewed and discussed. In addition to the award-winning Panamanian Boquete Gesha coffee bean, these Sisel Kaffe’ products give the body its daily health boost with the addition of concentrated extracts from four powerful health supporting ingredients: chaga, one of the most nutrient-rich plants on Earth; Bacopa to support mental function, including comprehension and memory; gotu kola, providing nutritional support for adre- nal, brain, libido and stress; and 100 percent organic spores of ganoderma, an alkaline-rich food with 400 nutrients that supports multiple systems of the body.


Location: 206 Linda Mae Dr., Spring Mills, PA. RSVP to Linda Esh at 814-470-2693 or visit DavidStoltzfus.mysisel. com. See ad, page 9.


inda Esh, an independent distribu- tor of Sisel Kaffe’, holds Taste-n-


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