“Water Cures, Drugs Kill” A Study Group Jan. 18th, 2010 (Please; Repeat every Monday!) The aim of this group is to study, apply and spread the good news about the biggest medical breakthrough you never heard of! Dr. F. Batmanghelidj, an Iranian born gastroenterologist, discovered that most of the chronic, degenerative diseases that kill millions of people around the world each year; cancer, heart disease, diabetes, etc. can be cured with his Water Protocol. Over 20 years experience, research and testimonials attest to the efficacy of his approach to curing disease. Bill Young, a Nutritional Therapy Coach, used his protocol to cure his diabetes and his asthma. Bill, by leading a study group based on the doctor’s book, “Water Cures, Drugs Kill,” is determined to share word of the doctor’s astounding discoveries that can save lives and free millions from the tyranny of Big Pharma.

Seating is severely limited for this session. Please join the group and reserve your seat: www.meetup.com/water-cures-a-study-group

THURSDAY OCTOBER 1, 7pm – NON-FICTION
MARIE SAVARD, M.D.
Author of Ask Dr. Marie: Straight talk and Reassuring Answers to Your Most Private Questions ($24.95 Globe Pequot Press)

Marie Savard, M.D., ABC News Medical Contributor is one of the most trusted voices on women’s health, wellness and patient empowerment. She is the author of three books, The Body Shape Solution to Weight Loss, How to Save Your Own Life: The Savard System for Managing–and Controlling–Your Health Care and The Savard Health Record. Her new book, Ask Dr. Marie: Straight Talk and Reassuring Answers to Your Most Private Questions, is an entertaining guide to women’s health that combines on-point opinions with the hard core facts about sex, libido, hormones, best preventive tests and other medical facts of life. In addition to providing commentary for Good Morning America, she continually provides up-to-date health information through her website, Ask Dr. Marie Healthy Dose blog and on the health page of ABC News.

Dr. Savard earned both a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing and a medical degree at the University of Pennsylvania where she is a Trustee. She was director of the Center for Women’s Health at the Medical College of Pennsylvania, technical advisor to the United Nations’ Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, advisor to the American Board of Internal Medicine Subcommittee on Clinical Competency in Women’s Health, health columnist for Woman’s Day magazine, and senior medical consultant to Lifetime Television’s Strong Medicine. She lives in Philadelphia with her physician husband. She has three grown sons.