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"We top the charts on heart disease, diabetes, heart attacks and other serious illness, said
"Our community has tried all kinds of medicines, but we continue to get sicker, she said."
The Beautiful New You Expo will be held Scarlet Ibis Restaurant
14833 Midway Road Addison, TX 75001. Speakers from all over the Metroplex will lead workshops on natural , healthy ways to live. The event is free and open to the public.
Dr. Darlene Tryon Naturopath and owner of Jubilee of Health, will be the keynote speaker and will give an overview of the crisis in African-American Health and will offer alternative naturopathic remedies.
Stewart says she hopes the expo will create an awareness of natural alternatives to traditional health care and also boost awareness of vendors who sell natural, cultural or unique products or service.
Last Month's expo drew close to 100, participants, who enjoyed raffles, music, product demonstrations, and informational seminars. Organizers hope to double attendance during their March expo more raffles, consultations, vendors and workshops. Some of the vendors include, Nappy Rutz-Jewelry, Nikisi Roots Collection-Fashion, Ardyss International-
"There was always something to do whether it is
shopping with some of Dallas finest African American businesses, sitting
in on a mini health & wellness seminar, dancing, or eat some healthy delicious cuisine, " said Ms. Stewart.
According to the 2000 U.S. Census, African Americans make up about 12.9% of the U.S. population, or 36.4 million individuals. Even though they comprise a relatively small percentage of the population, as a minority group African Americans often suffer a greater percentage of incidence of many of the leading health conditions in the United States.
If you are interested in attending or purchasing a book, give us a call.
For more information log onto www.unitycollections.com or contact Shentoya Stewart 214 455-6709. You can e-mail her at creativationevents@
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