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March Newsletter



Welcome to the March Healthy Newsletter!

March is a fickle month. Warm and sunny one day, cold, snowy and windy the next. I don’t know about you, but we can’t wait for Spring! Don’t forget to set your clocks forward one hour this Sunday, March 10th. We may lose an hour of sleep, but I am so looking forward to longer daylight hours!

(Psst, we may be running a special around that time, so heads up.)

February was Heart Health Month and we had a number of great articles on keeping your heart happy and healthy. If you missed them, check out articles with Heart Health or Cardio Health labels for the latest info.

This month we will be focusing on Children’s Health so keep on the lookout for great articles covering the health of our kids. We already have some wonderful articles out there and some remarkable testimonials, including ones on ear infections and ADHD. You can check them out here under Children's Health labels or look up top under the Testimonials Tab.

We will also be having some FREE offers coming up this month. Things like free giveaways of products and other prizes as well as free shipping days are all heading your way. So be sure to bookmark our website or signup for our emails. You don’t want to miss out on FREE Stuff!

If you live in the Greater Cincinnati area, we would like to invite you to some upcoming FREE events! We also can help those who live out of state remotely via phone or Internet. Here are the details:

Join us for candid talks on topics that are near and dear to us – Women’s health & the health of our families. Over the next weeks we will be discussing 3 different topics. Come to one or come to all!

They are all FREE so bring a friend! We just need to know how many are coming, so please RSVP. They last approximately 1 hour. Won’t you join us?

Come hear about:

Children’s Health – Thursday 3/14 6:30PM - Listen in on discussions from doctors and nutritionists on how to boost your children’s health and share ideas.

Woman to Woman – Thursday 3/21 6:30PM - Listen in on Doctor Jaime McManus and Sloan Barnett discuss ways how you can be healthy through all stages of life from pre-pregnancy up through menopause and beyond. This discussion is for all women in all stages of life.

Healthy Weight – Thursday 3/28 6:30PM - Learn how others are achieving a healthy weight including Jacqui McCoy, winner from The Biggest Loser and a fitness trainer to Hollywood stars and what they recommend.

Where: Fairfield Child Development Center 140 Donald Dr. Fairfield, OH 45014

Can’t make these dates? That’s OK, we will try to repeat these events soon, plus we can also bring them to you. If you know of a few people who want to learn more about one or each of these topics, we can put together an event just for you and a few of your friends. Contact us for details. You don’t have to miss out! (Personal consultations are also available) 

Please RSVP to Julie at email: youtobehealthy@yahoo.com


We hope you can make it and be sure to forward this on to your family and friends. Don’t keep Shaklee a secret – help a loved one out by sharing our information with them!

Wishing you great health,

Julie

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