Wembley Get Together! Community Cancer Concern Health Seminar & Expo (25 Nov)

We all know the devastating impact cancer has on families, friends, work etc. Do you have questions you want answered about cancer in particular steps and strategies you can take to reduce or prevent its occurrence?

Then come along Go Natural Parents Connect (GNPC) Community Cancer Prevention Seminar and Expo.

Come and listen to Stephen Ssali – cancer prevention expert talk and take questions about the plant based products that can be used to prevent and eradicate cancers.

Stephen Ssali is a Nutritional expert. His father – Professor Ssali was a Ugandan medical doctor and researcher in both western and traditional herbal medicines. After years of research he developed natural nutritional supplements for building the body’s immune system. Visit www.mariandina.com for information on their range of holistic natural products.

Alongside this wonderful, knowledgeable speaker, there will also have health product stalls, a nutritious food hall, and massage therapy to help you learn how to relax and sleep, keep fit discussion and 15 minute taster work out plus much more!

Additionally you can learn more about raw food benefits, how making small lifestyle changes can dramatically improve your health, listen to testimonies from those who are experiencing the benefits of healthy diet.

Are you a healthy products company? We are looking for stall holders to display their products within the expo.

For more information about stalls, questions about the talk or anything else, please get in touch with Lou on 07792 675 024 or email gonaturallyhealthypc@outlook.com

Bring a friend or family member, enjoy group discussion and win a prize draw for bringing the most friends to the event!

For ticket and information https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wembley-get-together-community-cancer-concern-health-seminar-expo-tickets-39042990636?utm_term=eventurl_text

GETTING THERE

St Johns Community Centre is just 5 minutes walk from Wembley Central tube station (Overground and Bakerloo lines) with buses 18, 297, 92, 182, 483, 83, 79 and 204 running just outside. There is also pay and display parking next to the venue.