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In his first talk at our event, Ken Rohla, a researcher and natural health educator certified by Hippocrates Health Institute, lectures on “How to Grow Your Own Nutrient-Dense Superfoods for Pennies.” Rohla specializes in rejuvenation and cellular regeneration using cutting-edge science and ancient wisdom. This talk was given on Saturday, February 21st at the Food & Thought Health Freedom Summit in Naples, Florida.
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