Thursday, February 24, 2011

Free Event: Discover Natural Solutions for Optimal Health

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I am hoping to attend this free event in Federal Way, WA this coming Saturday, 2/26, at 11:00 a.m. and wanted to pass this along to anyone else interested in attending.

Special Speaker is J.R. Celski, Olympic Medalist, who overcame his potentially career-ending injuries using natural products from AIM Nutrition.

I personally use AIM products and highly recommend them. Many Health Kinesiology clients are using these nutritional products with beneficial effects to their health. Come to this no-obligation, free event to learn more about the products, as well as this page on my website and my AIM store.

Note: I am not the one arranging for this event - just passing along the information - so any questions should be directed to the contact listed on the flyer photo above.

Feb 24, 2011 1:26:09 PM | Events, Health Kinesiology (HK), Health/Wellness, Photos, Products, Self-Care

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