FEAST... From Arthur Woods

Food Education and Social Transition(FEAST) Do you know how to cleanse your body from the inside? Do you know when the liver is most active and does not want you to eat?

Do you know what makes acid in the body? Or alkali? What makes a healthy balance of the two? Would you like the answers? I am forming education/social group that could, depending on the level of interest shown, invite one another round to each others homes for a meal. This, in turn, would provide opportunities for us to share our experiences and knowledge of food mixing and preparation needed for a healthy mind and body. Contact: Arthur Woods Phone: (01482) 348645 Email: hurrat4me@amserve.com

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