News Briefs


Wise Traditions Annual Conference Coming to Orlando


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n its 24th the Wise


year,


Traditions Annual Conference attracts attendees from across the U.S. and even from other countries. Some return each year to participate in its high-energy, intellectually-satisfying, family-reunion type spirit. Te common denominator for attendees is a thirst for learning from carefully-chosen speakers and a hunger to spend time discussing interesting topics and enjoying specially- prepared meals with like-minded people. Tirty-five expert speakers cover a huge variety of topics related to health and


food such as natural healing therapies, heart health, vitamin A, holistic dentistry, ferments, ghee, salt, feeding children, pasture-based farming, chickens, the attack on meat, diabetes, aluminum, health freedom, traditional diets and many other topics. Speakers include: Will Harris, Manel Ballester, Lee Merritt, Tomas Massie,


Mary Holland, Tom Cowan, Sally Fallon Morell, Natasha Campbell-McBride, Sophie Eng and many others. Reasonable rates which include conference meals and special one-, two- or three- day passes plus reduced rates for 20 and younger. Tis is a conference that nourishes you in every way: enjoy nutritious food, learn


healing wisdom, meet new friends, be inspired. Visit www.wisetraditions.org for info and to register. Early bird pricing is available through 8/31/24!


Art Exhibit and Open House in Maitland


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ark your calendar for Friday, May 31for a special Art Exhibit and Open House


at 711 N. Orlando Ave (17-92) in Maitland. The exhibit will encompass all three floors with a theme of Art and Wellness: The Importance of Art for Human Existence. Currently a large suite (#203) is available


which is ideal for a group of Wellness Practitioners. It is turn-key ready! See page 2 for details. For info: email colin@4acre. com or call 407-601-1466 or building owner/exhibitor Susanne Sabbatino at susannesabbatino@gmail.com


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Central Florida


www.NACFL.com


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