Kate Destadio

My friend Lisa Vachon Early is hosting this Holistic Expo in a couple weeks!! Come join us to explore different modalities and/or shop handmade crafts.

Unfortunately the Holistic Expo had to be cancelled due to Covid-19 concerns. 😔Fingers crossed we’ll be able to try again in Spring 2022🤞

It's been a long time since I've done some reflexology for an event! Come join us on Saturday October 23rd from noon to 3PM for a plethora of holistic practitioners and vendors at Andrews House in Delaware, Ohio. Learn about holistic practices, shop wellness products, and try some affordable body/energy work samples.

Andrews House is a local organization in downtown Delaware that supports the community by providing free community dinners, legal advice, summer lunch programs, and a farmer's market.
http://www.andrewshouse.org/

If you have questions or would like more information, send me a message. October here we come! 😊

It's been a long time since I've done some reflexology for an event! Come join us on Saturday October 23rd from noon to 3PM for a plethora of holistic practitioners and vendors at Andrews House in Delaware, Ohio. Learn about holistic practices, shop wellness products, and try some affordable body/energy work samples.

Andrews House is a local organization in downtown Delaware that supports the community by providing free community dinners, legal advice, summer lunch programs, and a farmer's market.
http://www.andrewshouse.org/

If you have questions or would like more information, send me a message. October here we come! 😊

‘Co-author and group leader, Professor Ferruccio Renzoni (UCL Physics & Astronomy), said: "Electromagnetic induction imaging has been successfully used in a range of practical uses such as non-destructive evaluation, material characterization, and security screening, but this is the first time that it's been shown to be useful for biomedical imaging. We think it will be safe to use as it would expose organs, such as the heart, to one-billionth the magnetic field commonly used in MRI scanners.

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