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Blue Zone Event at Synergy Health Kendal

  • Synergy Health Kendal Bridge Lane Kendal, England, LA9 7DD United Kingdom (map)

Blue Zone Event

Drop in between 10am – 4pm

~ Pre-bookable free taster sessions available ~

Learn about the lifestyle and environment of the top 5 parts of the world where people live the longest, and in good health.

Known as ‘Blue Zones’, these cultures have the greatest number of people living to 100 + (centenarians), and despite being geographically widespread – studies have shown these places have things in common relating to lifestyle and environment.

 

Join us to learn more and explore how to introduce particular aspects for a long and healthy life to your own environment. Further details and taster session booking at: https://fb.me/e/6qQIXXePX      

 

Format of the day:

 

Drop in anytime between 10am and 4pm for a warm welcome from our team of holistic health professionals with:

 

Learn about the lifestyle and environment of the top 5 parts of the world where people live the longest, and in good health.

Known as ‘Blue Zones’, these cultures have the greatest number of people living to 100 + (centenarians), and despite being geographically widespread – studies have shown these places have things in common relating to lifestyle and environment.

 

Join us to learn more and explore how to introduce particular aspects for a long and healthy life to your own environment. Further details and taster session booking at: https://fb.me/e/6qQIXXePX      

 

Format of the day:

Drop in anytime between 10am and 4pm for a warm welcome from our team of holistic health professionals with: 

  • Pre-bookable free taster sessions in a range of activities.

  • There will be information on the “5 Pillars”, a Blue Zone diet and the Power 9® – the evidence-based factors these cultures share.

  • Water to taste from the Blue Zones, healthy refreshments and taster food options to sample or buy.

  • Connect with others looking to develop a local Blue Zone Community.

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A Danish study found that only about 20% of how long the average person lives is dictated by our genes, whereas the other 80% is dictated by our lifestyle.

 

What changes could you implement to your day-to-day to increase your own longevity in good health?

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