Women with a Purpose Salon

Thank you  for joining us this fantastic evening.

her is the simple sprout growing info.

1. Soak the seeds in a jar overnight with filtered water. Pour in enough water to cover the seeds and let sit. Cover the top with cheese cloth,or screen

2. . Drain water and rinse your sprouts 2 to 3 times a day.  Drain them thoroughly to promote germination, without removing them from the jar.

I keep them up-side down so they drain well

3.  As soon as you’re happy with the length of your sprouts 2 to 4 days, refrigerate them. They’ll keep in the fridge for about 3 days.

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$ 20 fee includes Dinner, Fun, and Life Saving Information.

Women With A Purpose

Cathey Painter presents The Miraculous Life Saving Anti Aging Benefits of Sprouts.

Cat presents her 5 Minute Demo that proves, Growing Your Own Sprouts Couldn’t Be Easier.

Plus The Acupuncture Face Lift

What is it?

How does it work?

Where you can get the real thing at the most amazingly affordable price.

.Here are 15 factoids you may not know about acupuncture:

1. Originally acupuncture needles were not made of stainless steel but of stone, bamboo, and bone.
2. Studies have shown that acupuncture points have significantly more electrical conductivity than areas of skin without acupuncture points.
3. Acupuncture can increase the success rate of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) up to 65%.
4. The word acupuncture comes from the Latin acus, “needle” and pungere, “to prick.”
5. The U.S. FDA classified acupuncture needles as medical instrument and assured their safety and effectiveness.
6. Acupuncture needles are single use, sterilized and pre-packaged.
7. Acupuncture is over 5,000 years old and is one of the oldest practicing forms of medicine known to date.
8. When performed by a properly trained and licensed practitioner, acupuncture is safe and effective, free from negative side effects.
9. Even though a needle is being inserted into the skin, acupuncture is virtually painless.
10. Acupuncture needles are a lot smaller than standard hypodermic needles, and they do not draw blood and are not hollow.
11. Acupuncturists feel your pulse and look at your tongue to gain a better understanding of what is going on inside the body.
12. Acupuncture is highly individualized – for example, if 50 people with the common cold got acupuncture, all 50 people could have different acupuncture points in their treatments.
13. The benefits of acupuncture are sometimes difficult to measure when using western research because western research depends on a constant variable to measure all data against…something that goes against acupuncture treatment plans.
14. Licensed acupuncturists attend an in-depth four year program and obtain over 1,000+ clinical internship hours.
15. Acupuncture is just one form of therapy used within the medical system known as Traditional Chinese Medicine, which also consists of other modalities such as herbal medicine, nutrition, physical therapy, and special exercises (such as Tai Chi and Qi Gong).