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Seattle '98
Speakers
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Note: this list
is subject to change.
Please check back close to the event!
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Christine Beard
Bringing
Up Baby Vegetarian Style & Quick
Snacks for Kids
Christine Beard works in the San Francisco Bay
Area as a nutrition educator,math tutor, quilting
instructor, and writer. She is author of Become
a Vegetarian in Five Easy Steps! and
presently is rewriting Sharon Yntemas
classic work, Vegetarian Baby. |
Judith
Boice, ND, LAc
Make no
Bones About It: Optimizing Bone Health
Dr. Boice is a Naturopathic physician and
licensed acupuncturist. She has
written numberous articles and four books,
including The Pocket Guide to
Naturopathic Medicine. Dr. Boice
teaches The High Level Wellness Program,
an eight-week course she developed to support
individuals in achieving their personal life and
health goals.
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Chef Fran Costigan
Sugar Free, Dairy
Free, Low Fat...Healthy Desserts!
Manhattan-based whole foods chef Fran Costigan is
founder and owner of For Goodness Cakes, a
consulting and catering company that specializes
in organic vegan desserts and cuisine. Fran, a
graduate of the New York Restaurant School, was
pastry chef in sugar-butter-cream
restaurant kitchens until her interest in natural
foods and vegetarian diet led her to the Natural
Gourmet Cookery School where she is on the
faculty.
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Chef Ken Charney
The Joy Of Soy
Learn the
secrets of soy and take home some great recipes!
Come see (and taste!) a wide variety of
delicious, beautiful and easy-to-prepare dishes
featuring tofu, tempeh, miso and soy milk. Ken is
the coordinator of PCCs food demonstrations
and teaches in PCCs Food Works program. |
Brenda
Davis, ND
Vegetarian
Nutrition in Infancy & Childhood
Learn how to ensure that your childs
vegetarian/vegan diet provides him/her
with all of the elements necessary to support
excellent growth and health.
Brenda will shatter many of the myths surrounding
plant-based diets for children, addressing
subjects including essential fatty acids,
calcium, vitamin B12 and protein. |
Gail Davis
Fast, Easy, Delicious &
Cholesterol-free
Gail Davis is a freelance travel writer and
contributing editor to Americas
Favorite Inns, B&Bs and Small Hotels,
a popular series of travellers' guidebooks. She
also writes articles about vegetarianism and
other health related issues. A practicing
vegetarian for over a decade, she has interviewed
many prominent physicians, scientists, and
nutritional experts regarding the relationship
between our food choices and our health. Teaming
up with New Jersey physician Robert Baker, she
successfully fought for the passage of
legislation concerning the prevention of breast
cancer. Gail is the author of So, Now
What Do I Eat? The Complete Guide to Vegetarian
Convenience Foods. |
Ruth Heidrich, PhD
Ten Nutrition & Exercise
Myths
& Beyond the Calcium Deficiency Myth
Dr. Heidrich, who received her Ph.D. in Health
Management in 1993, is author of A Race for
Life and The Race for Life
Cookbook. She is a certified
fitness trainer and holds the world record for
fitness for her age group at the renowned Cooper
Clinic in Dallas, Texas. She still actively
competes in
marathons and triathlons, having won more than
600 trophies and medals since her diagnosis of
breast cancer in 1982 at the age of 47. She won
four gold
medals in the 1997 Senior Olympics, held in Las
Vegas, Nevada.
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Cynthia Lair
Creating Well-Balanced
Vegetarian Meals
Learn how to create vegetarian meals that satisfy
body, mind, soul and tastebuds! Find out how to
use color, season, and tradition in meal
planning. Learn many of the tricks of cooking
with whole grains and beans. Discover how
scrumptious dark leafy greens can be. Cynthia is
author of Feeding the Whole Family: Whole
Foods recipes for Babies, Young Children and
Their Parents.
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John McDougall, MD
Dietary Myths
Dr. McDougall has been studying, writing and
speaking out about the effects of nutrition on
disease for more than 20 years. He believes
people should look good, feel great and enjoy
optimal health for a lifetime. He is author of
several national best sellers, founder and
medical director of the renowned McDougall
Program, and co-founder of Dr. McDougalls
Right Foods.
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Steve Masley, MD
The 28-Day Antioxidant Diet Program
Dr. Masley is a family physician with Group
Health Cooperative of Puget Sound. He is also a
cookbook / nutrition author whose passion is
cooking delicious, easy to prepare, healthy
meals. His book, The 23-Day Antioxidant Diet
Program, offers healthful delicious recipes to
help you cut your risk of heart attack, cancer,
stroke and diabetes.
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Erik Marcus
Feel Better Fast: Easy changes you can make
today
Erik Marcus is a writer and public speaker who is
dedicated to the advocacy of vegan and vegetarian
diets. He is a graduate of Columbia University,
where he earned his masters degree in
teaching, writing and author of the newly
released Vegan: the New Ethics of Eating.
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Susan Powter
Susan Powter speaks about wellness, changing the
way you look and feel, igniting habits that serve
you and eliminate the ones that dont, and
getting the end results that you want in your
life. Free tickets for this talk will be
required for admission and will be available
during the day Saturday, while supplies last, in
the lobby. No tickets will be available
before Saturday. |
Julie Sahni
Indian Wisdom: Using Spices in Todays
Cooking
Chef Julie Sahni is an award-winning culinary
author and teacher whose numerous articles and
books have earned her the reputation of culinary
authority and spice mother in the
United States. She has appeared on network
channels such as PBS, CNN, CBS, ABC, etc. and she
has been featured in every major newspaper and
cooking magazine throughout the country.
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Terry Shintani, MD, JD,
MPh
The HawaiiDiet
Dr. Shintani is on the clinical faculty at the
University of Hawaii School of Medicine and
School of Public Health, and is the Director of
Preventive Medicine at the Waianae Coast
Comprehensive Health Center. His award-winning
program, The HawaiiDiet, has been featured
in Newsweek, the Encyclopedia Britannica, as well
as on CNN, CBS, & NBC.
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Cherie Soria
Forget Cooking! Prepare Delicious,
Rejuvenating, Living Foods
Cherie Soria, author of Angel Foods: Healthy
Recipes for Heavenly Bodies and director of
Living Light Culinary Arts Institute, is an
internationally known vegetarian chef, living
foods instructor, lecturer, and food columnist
who has assisted thousands of people in becoming
more aware of the effect food has on their
physical, emotional, mental and spiritual
well-being.
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Chef Jim Swenson
Cuban Cusine
Jim Swenson is the executive chef of the National
Press Club in Washington DC, one of the most
exclusive private clubs in the world. He is also
a principal for a new restaurant in Wash. DC
called Havana Libre featuring Cuban
cuisine and atmosphere. Jim supports the National
School Lunch Program, Share Our Strength, and DC
Central Kitchen and The Foodchain Network for
retraining homeless individuals.
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