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Join Us to Promote Peace


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rlando’s Solutionary


Peace Walk & Festival is back for another great day of celebrating peace, health, and compassion! Mark your calendar for Saturday, June 16 to meet amazing eco-friendly and compassionate vendors and join other peaceful people in a one- mile walk around Lake Eola Park. T e event will happen from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and the walk will start at 11:00 a.m. Admission is free! T ere will also be delicious vegan food,


live music, knowledgeable speakers, yoga, educational exhibitors, eco-friendly vendors, activities for youth, and more. Would you like to be a vendor? Find out more below. T e festival is presented by Solutionary


Events, a 501(c)(3) non-profi t educational outreach organization committed to promoting health, compassion, and environmental regeneration. T e walk is inspired by Vegetarians of Central Florida, a non-profi t organization local to Orlando, providing support to vegans and vegetarians. Learn more at www. OrlandoPeaceFest.org and don’t forget to register for the walk! Vendor applications are now open and available on the website. For more info, contact organizers@ solutionaryevents.com or call 727-489-4497.


Early Detection Saves Lives! Breast and Full Body Thermography Screenings


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hermography is Not just for women. Easily accessed in Winter Park, Central Florida T ermography


(CFT) announces the opening of Central Florida’s premier thermography imaging center. CFT is delighted to off er painless, touch-less,


respectful, radiation-free thermography imaging for the breast and the full body. Working with physician referrals


and self-referrals, CFT uses a state-of-the-art system specifi cally-designed to detect metabolic heat which produces the most sensitive, accurate and reliable thermographic images of any device on the market. Board-Certifi ed MD T ermologists provide reports within 48 hours. Breast thermography screens more tissue and can detect changes to the breast


before cancerous lesions appear. It can be used in conjunction with mammography or on its own for anyone whose personal needs prohibit the use of mammography. For more information or to begin your screening today, visit www. cfl thermography.com or call 407-622-9090.


Prevent Weight Gain After Menopause M


any women gain weight transitioning to menopause. Hormonal changes can cause women to gain weight


around the abdomen, resulting in the dreaded “ Meno- Pot Belly.” Loss of muscle mass decreases the rate at which your body burns calories, making it diffi cult to lose weight without changing your level of physical activity and eating a healthy diet (www.mayoclinic.com). T e risks associated with weight gain aſt er menopause


are signifi cant and increase your risk for developing heart disease, diffi culties breathing, type 2 diabetes and cancer of the breast, colon and endometrium(www.cdc.gov.com). Successful weight loss at any age requires lifestyle changes that will help you


lose weight and permanently keep it off . As a health coach, Seeta Noah specializes in personalized weight loss programs. During the month of May, she is off ering a free 15-minute telephone consultation. For more info and to get added support, visit: www. SeetaNoah-Wellness.com or call 407-923-2250.


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