May 2024 Zoom Meeting
Asking for questions from the Meetees......
Yes I made up a word, Meetees.
We had a nice meeting last Thursday night discussing the many benefits of the Sun.
It was a good back and forth discussion which is much better than a one way presentation. So I have decided to try something different for our May 2024 Zoom Meeting.
I am asking all present and hopefully future and new Meetees to send me questions they would like answered or discussed. They can NOT be anything personal nor share any private medical info as we can NOT do that in a public meeting. But we can discuss in generalities how we, at the IMW, approach different health and wellness issues.
So I am asking for questions to be sent one of two ways:
1- Via our Spruce app
2- By email at drhorvitz@drhorvitz.com
If I choose to discuss your question, your name will NOT be mentioned and everything will remain private and secure.
If we get enough questions I will use this as our topic for our May 2024 Zoom Meeting, at a day and time to be determined.
If not, then I will pick my own topic.
Please get me all your questions by May 11, 2024 so I have time to pick, research and set up the meeting for sometime later in May.
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What would Steve do? Present packaged food ingredients list that we think is ok. Your thumbs up or thumbs down and why. My gluten free Chinese noodles, made in Israel, uses some type of oil. Game Are they ok to eat show buzzer/ klaxon sound. Of course this would have to put aside the notion that anything packaged is probably poison. My gluten free crackers had all type of harmful oils, etc. What do you endorse for regular consumption, not including Temptee Cream cheese. Boathouse Dressings tout olive oil, but also have confounding fillers and gums. There must be some store bought things that are ok to better. There is a youtube guy that tries to do this, in various markets but he's way off, for a wellness model.