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Preventing Alzheimer's and Revering Dementia
Monday, June 10th
7:00- 8:30 PM

Join us for this important hour of vital new information. It may save a life...your own or that of someone you know. It's possible to reverse Dementia using natural approaches. There are 7 known factors that can cause dementia. Those seven factors can be tested for, treated, and when they are cleared, patients often get much of their cognitive function back.

See interviews of patients and doctors around the country and find out how they have reversed their Alzheimer’s and dementia using natural approaches.
Video clips from a documentary film currently being made by Patricia Tamowski & Alan Scott Doughlas.
There will be a Q & A following the program.

How many people can be helped?
No one knows because there’s never been research to ascertain what percentage of dementia patients could regain cognitive function. Raising public awareness of the need for such research is part of the reason for Sharp Again Naturally. What if Alzheimer’s is actually a life-style disease? There’s ample evidence suggesting it may be just that, and you will see clips from a documentary in the making that features interviews with people who have reversed their dementia, with doctors, and scientists who explain how it happened.

Hit the Trails- Mountain Biking in Dobbs Ferry and the Hudson Valley
Wednesday, June 19th
3:30 PM
Dobbs Ferry Library Community Room

A talk with Jason Cairo, co-owner of Endless Trail Bikeworx in Dobbs Ferry
-Bike Equipment and Safety
-Local Mountain Bike trails
-The National Interscholastic Cycling Association (NICA) High School Mountain Biking league

Learn how to choose and maintain the right mountain biking gear; and where the good places to bike in Dobbs Ferry and the Hudson valley are.
Find out all about the NICA league, which is open to High School students.

Advanced registration required. Please sign up at the Circulation Desk or send an email to dobref@wlsmail.org or call 693-6614.

Jason Cairo has been a bike enthusiast for over 20 years! He got his start in 1984 working in a bike shop here in Westchester, where he developed a love for BMX, Skate Boards and Half Pipe. Over the years he has been developing and growing with the sport, from road bikes to MT Biking and from time to time you can still catch him having a skate session. Jason is the local coordinator for the local National Interscholastic Cycling Association league.