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Home > Weight Loss News > Meat and Milk Based Diets Are Deadly
Meat and Milk Based Diets Are Deadly
Newton, MA (PRWEB) September 27, 2005 -- David Snieckus, Macrobiotic Counselor for over 28 years says more people die because of what they eat than by tobacco use or accidents. The incidence of cancer, heart disese, obesity and diabetes is spiraling out of control and Americans' health is slipping away. Scientific evidence is now clear on what is to blame: diet. Not only is an everyday animal flesh and dairy products killing thousands of Americans everyday but over 100,000 people die every year from correctly taking their properly prescribed medication.
On Thursday, Sept. 29, 2005 at 6:00pm, EVERYDAY HEALTH, Newton's fastest growing live training organization for creating the healthiest individuals, will offer more than 2 hours of live training, absolutely free. David Snieckus, founder of EVERYDAY HEALTH and arguably Newton's leading expert in training the average, everyday person to be a healthy and vibrant individual, has been involved in counseling and cooking a whole foods plant based diet for over 29 years. Currently, millions of individuals have reversed their chronic diseases by learning how to change their diet.
"Anyone, regardless of experience, can create incredible health from home. The key is to understand the fundamentals of health and what creates the desire or will to live," says David Snieckus, Macrobiotic Counselor and CHEF, and graduate of the world-renowed Kushi Institute in 1977. EVERYDAY HEALTH was founded in 2004 to share traditional healing techniques that really work in the real world for the average person.
EVERYDAY HEALTH is the only live training program that promises within 12 months any student will have the knowledge and skill to gain dramatic relief from ANY disease and be established on the road to optimal health, right from home.
EVERYDAY HEALTH training is done in a conference call environment so anyone can attend without leaving their own home.
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