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Book Signing Event at Imagine Gift Store in Naples
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NAPLES, Fla. - s4story -- Author Winslow Bud Johnson signs his new book Fortune Cookie Art and gives a talk on how to increase your lifespan by practicing habits found in parts of China known for longevity. The event will be held on Thursday, November 21, 2019 at the Imagine Gift Store located at 12022 Tamiami Trail N, in Naples, Florida.
Have you ever wondered what causes you to get older and if there is anything you can do about it? For thousands of years people have been asking questions about longevity. How long will I live? What causes me to get older and is there anything I can do about it? What role do my inherited genes play in how long I will live? These questions and others like them have puzzled people for centuries.
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The author has traveled throughout China for 30 years collecting strategies to help people achieve longer healthier lives. He is the author of five books that compare Chinese versus western cultures and business practices. In this talk you will learn what the people in certain parts of China are doing to substantially increase their lifespan.
For more information about the book signing contact the Stamford Marketing Group at smgemail@aol.com or 1-203-348-2356.
Have you ever wondered what causes you to get older and if there is anything you can do about it? For thousands of years people have been asking questions about longevity. How long will I live? What causes me to get older and is there anything I can do about it? What role do my inherited genes play in how long I will live? These questions and others like them have puzzled people for centuries.
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The author has traveled throughout China for 30 years collecting strategies to help people achieve longer healthier lives. He is the author of five books that compare Chinese versus western cultures and business practices. In this talk you will learn what the people in certain parts of China are doing to substantially increase their lifespan.
For more information about the book signing contact the Stamford Marketing Group at smgemail@aol.com or 1-203-348-2356.
Source: Stamford Marketing Group, Inc.
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