Buteyko's Method Free Introductory Lectures



Sick & tired of symptoms and drugs?

The Buteyko Breathing Reconditioning Program is proven to provide:

Immediate relief from symptoms of:

Asthma
Rhinitis and Excess Mucous
Sleep Disorders (including Apnea)
Anxiety Disorders
Hay Fever
Coughing
Stress

Long-term (and also some short-term) benefits for:

Emphysema and COPD
Migraine
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Chronic Bronchitis
Allergies
Digestive Disorders
Hypertension
Immune & Hormone Function
Weight Control
Skin Disorders
Sports/Diving performance enhancement


So you want to be responsible for your own health & well-being?

Come and attend the FREE introductory lectures that's happening at the following venues:

MANDALUYONG CITY:

Monday, January 25, 7pm-9pm
at the Sustainable Living Club,
2/F Highway 54 Building,
Edsa corner Stanford Street,
Mandaluyong City


QUEZON CITY:

Tuesday, January 26, 7pm-9pm
at the PhilDHRRA Partnership Center,
59 C. Salvador Street (left off B. Gonzales Street, Katipunan),
Loyola Heights, Quezon City


MAKATI CITY:

Wednesday, January 27, 2pm-4pm & 7pm-9pm
at the In Touch Community Services (2/F of Holy Trinity Church Complex),
48A McKinley Road, Forbes Park (across from San Antonio shops carpark)
Makati City

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