Author Karen DeFelice to Present Lecture and Discuss Nutritional Secrets for Overcoming Autism and Other Neurological Disorders
Karen DeFelice, celebrated author, speaker, and the mother of two children with autism and neurological disorders, will speak at a free public lecture in Overland Park, Kansas, April 7th, 2010.
DeFelice, author of Enzymes: Go With Your Gut and Enzymes for Autism and other Neurological Conditions, will address the neurological connection between the digestive system and the brain, and how enzymes may improve digestion, health and behavior. Her lecture, entitled Enzymes for Autism will emphasize the benefits of maintaining gut health and immunity, and share key secrets to getting more from your food, supplements and medications.
Hosted by Whole Foods Market, The Cooking Studio at 7421 W. 91st St., in Overland Park, Kansas, the lecture is Wednesday, April 7th from 7:00 – 8:00 PM and will be followed by a Q&A section.
Having worked in education and biological sciences for over 24 years, Karen DeFelice is a pioneer in the practical uses of digestive enzymes. In her books and lectures DeFelice teaches the importance of digestive health, enzymes, supplements, and diet for the improvement of health and wellness. Her personal battle with severe sensory issues and her two sons’ digestive and behavioral problems led her to using enzymes as part of a total health solution for her own family. Her everyday humor and positive style have given hope to thousands suffering from digestive health and neurological conditions all over the world.
Cosponsoring the event with Whole Foods Market is enzyme manufacturer Enzymedica, who actively participates in the autism community via their partnership with the Autism Hope Alliance. (AHA) Dedicated to the recovery of children and adults from autism, the Autism Hope Alliance ignites hope for families facing the diagnosis through education and funding.
About the Lecture
Enzymes for Autism presented by author and speaker Karen DeFelice, Wednesday, April 7, 2010 at 7:00 PM at 7421 W. 91st St., in Overland Park, Kansas.
Admission is free. Seating is limited and registration is encouraged. Please call 913-652-9633.
To learn more about Karen DeFelice, Enzymedica and their partnership with the Autism Hope Alliance, please visit www.EnzymeStuff.com or www.enzymedica.com.
