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Seminars

NUTRITIONAL FOUNDATION FOR HEALTH

Enjoy Food, Feel Good, Live Well

Food is good. Eating is fun. Food is the center of our lives. It should be an enjoyable experience, one to be shared with others. Food brings friends and families together. Food is a reason for celebration, it is a window into a culture, it is a precious memory of generations past.  We love food!

Food should taste good, and it should make you feel good before, during, and after eating it. The food you eat should make your body strong, your brain sharp, and your taste buds happy. Proper food habits help you to reduce your risk of major health problems. The strategies for healthy eating are very basic but they need to be applied appropriately to be effective for your health.

The problem is that too many people are digging their grave (building disease) with their fork.  S.A.D. (Standard American Diet) but true.  Many of us are so busy or uncertain what to do, that we don’t make eating healthy or taking care of ourselves a priority.  This is undeniably ruining our health, which affects all aspects of our lives.

To be healthy, one needs to understand why it is important to know where food comes from, the impact of nutrition has on our health, have a general knowledge of how the body works, learn about the priority sequencing when it comes to creating health/disease and how to implement healthy eating habits.

The body has an intelligence and was designed for health; it doesn’t need to be outsmarted.  Well-being is the body’s natural state.   The question is… does your diet and lifestyle support health or support disease?  There is a cause-and-effect relationship in the body and both health and disease need to be built.  If you want to learn more about food and cooking, deepen your understanding of how the body works and become more confident to implement healthier habits, then register now.

In this series we will celebrate the act of eating in the hope that it brings joy and good health to your life.

Who should take this series?

  • Are you overwhelmed and confused about how to shop for groceries or what to prepare your meals?
  • Do you want to make healthier choices?
  • If you don’t like to cook or don’t know how but want to learn?
  • If you can cook but know you can make healthier choices?
  • If you feel like you are good on all of the above but want to refine what you are doing?
  • If you have digestion or any health issue and want to heal?
  • Do you want to understand the body better?
  • Do you want to learn about priority sequencing and how the body heals?

If you can relate to any or all of the above, then this series is for you.  Register now. 

Week 1 – How and where your food is grown matters. Healthy eating requires healthy food.
Week 2 – Dietary Trauma
Week 3 – Diet & Digestion
Week 4 – Cooking and the Body

Listen to your body like a doctor and create great meals like a chef.

Included is a FREE Health Screening ($175 value) and up to four (4) FREE two-hour pre-scheduled cooking classes ($240 value).

All meetings will be held in downtown Naperville inside the Nichols Library, 200 West Jefferson Avenue

Week 1 – Monday, October 23rd, 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm

Week 2 – Monday, October 30th, 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm

Week 3 – Monday, November 6th, 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm

Week 4 – Monday, November 13th, 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm

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DR. KEITH GIAQUINTO: Internal Health Specialist

Dr. Keith takes a holistic approach with his patients and specializes in musculoskeletal, metabolic and chronic unresolved health conditions. Dr. Keith is a graduate from National University of Health Sciences with a Doctorate of Chiropractic and an Internal Health Specialist Certification from Logan University.  He is a published author, writing articles for national chiropractic and local health magazines. Dr. Keith speaks at national conferences for doctors and practitioners, local companies and the community.  In 2015 and 2016, Naperville Magazine named him runner up for Best Chiropractor.  In 2023, Naperville Award Program has recognized Dr. Keith as the Best Chiropractor in Naperville for 5 consecutive years.  He has helped thousands of people all over North America go from a chronic condition to a near normal or perfect health in a matter of weeks to months.  He loves to connect with people, help them understand how their body works and what they can do to heal themselves.

www.giaquintochiropractic.com

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ASK AUNT V – Veronica Porter, Chef, Organic Farmer, Food Educator

Veronica Porter was born and raised in Naperville, Illinois when it was still considered a small farm town.  She caught the end of an era when you grew, gathered, and prepared your own food.  It was a time that you learned from your elders, explored with your friends, and followed in the footsteps of time worn traditions. 

Veronica brings these values to modern times and shares her experiences by educating and strategizing for healthy, organic, heirloom gardening, farm to table food integrity, cooking, preservation, and living life in a responsible, regenerative manner.  She is a third-generation organic farmer, chef, culinary instructor, and food educator for home and garden.  Veronica is a Licensed Chef, she holds a Master of Organic Urban Farming and she is a Master Gardener. She is a Certified Compost Ambassador and Certified for Dietary Strategies for Optimal Cognitive (Brain) Health. Veronica is a published author, a public speaker, and a sought-after instructor for public strategy and classroom curriculum. Veronica Porter is the recent President for the State of Illinois Farmer Veterans Coalition and a member of Homegrown by Heroes Illinois.

“My passion is to create community in all I do, from growing a garden, to preparing a meal, to educating, gathering and enjoying life’s harvest.”  Veronica Porter, Ask Aunt V 2014