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Dr. Oz and Martha Stewart to Speak at Create Your Future Health Summit on June 13-14 at Santa Clara Convention Center
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Dr. Oz and Martha Stewart to Speak at
Create Your Future Health Summit on June
13-14 at Santa Clara Convention Center
Dr. Mehmet Oz will headline the third annual symposium on health and wellness, ?Create
Your Future Health Summit,? sponsored by the Peninsula Special Interest Lions Club (PSILC) on June 13 and 14, at the Santa Clara Convention Center, 5001 Great America Parkway in
Santa Clara.

Dr. Oz and Martha Stewart to Speak at
Create Your Future Health Summit on June
13-14 at Santa Clara Convention Center
FOSTER CITY, CA, June 03, 2014 /PressReleasePing/ – Dr. Mehmet Oz will headline the third annual symposium on health and wellness, “Create Your Future Health Summit,” sponsored by the Peninsula Special Interest Lions Club (PSILC) on June 13 and 14, at the
Santa Clara Convention Center, 5001 Great America Parkway in Santa Clara. Dr. Oz will be joined by other health, wellness, and nutrition experts like Martha Stewart, Oncologist Dr.
Monique Semien, Food Revolution Network’s Ocean Robbins, Writer/Director Dana Nachman of The Human Experiment, Health 2.0’s Indu Subaiya and Matthew Holt, and Integrative
Medicine’s Dr. Paul Lynn.

“Our focus is to prevent people on our planet from suffering, to give them the information and the tools necessary to achieve a better, happier and healthier life,” says Eleanor Britter, who, along with husband Bill Britter, founded the PSILC and initiated the yearly health symposiums.
“We have more children today born with Type 1 Diabetes. High levels of chemicals in our food and water are impacting women’s reproductive processes. A trip to the grocery store presents a confusing array of choices: do I buy wild, farm-raised or frozen fish? Is all organic produce created equal? This year’s summit will address questions like these and introduce new technologies and methods for self-detection of disease.”

A prime motivator for fellow Lions Dr. Oz and Britter, is the potential of children to

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