News from the SBR Safe Eating Club, including local restaurant recommendations.
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01 Jun 2018 20:50 June 14th, 2018 Meeting |
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Please feel free to join us at 12:30 in the La Mesa room for our June meeting. We will watch a video on the connection between gluten and skin problems. There will also be a discussion on various forms of sugar and other sweeteners. If you have any questions, please use the Contact page. |
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10 Apr 2018 08:01 Welcome to the Safe Eating Club. |
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