SAVE THE DATE !
NY-NJ Chapter's 50th Anniversary
Spring Dinner Bash

Wednesday, March 22, 2000

Regents Restaurant
317 East 53rd St between 1st & 2nd Ave

5:30 pm - Cocktails (Cash Bar)
6:00 pm - Dinner (Menu)
7:30 pm - Speaker

Food as Medicine

A fun and stimulating talk by Dale Bellisfield, RN, CH

Are we what we eat ? Are we building house with cardboard ? How does food impact our health ? Can we make a difference in our body by adding, changing or eliminating certain foods from our daily fare ? What about environmental factors ? See which foods may weaken our energy reserves, reduce our immune response, make our blood overly thick, add fat to our blood vessels, and increase inflammation. Learn about foods to benefit our heart and circulation, our bones and muscles, our skin, our digestion, our immune system. Begin to consider what soy products, herbal and green teas, fatty fish, nuts and seeds, the mustard and allium families, whole grains, richly colored fruits and vegetables, mushrooms, and more add to your life.

Special thanks to Login Brothers Book Co., Majors Scientific Books, Inc. and Swets Blackwell
for generously sponsoring the program speaker.


Menu

Appetizers
Soupe du Jour
Garden Salad
Mozzarella, Tomato, Basil
Portobello Mushroom Salad
Spinach and Blue Cheese Salad

Entrees
Pesto Seared Salmon with Vegetable Couscous
Grilled Breast of Chicken with Porcini Polenta
Linguine Puttanesca
Flank Steak with Turnip Mashed Potatoes
Fettucine with Garlic, Sausage, Basil and Tomato
Maryland Crab Cakes with Fries and Coleslaw
Yankee Pot Roast with Potato Pancakes


Registration Deadline is March 15, 2000
Seating is limited to 60 registrants. No registration will be available on the day of the dinner.

Registration Form:

Name:__________________________________________________________________

Institution:______________________________________________________________

Address:________________________________________________________________

Phone:________________________________email:____________________________

___ Reservations @ $30 per person (Chapter Members & Guests)
___ Reservations @ $40 per person (Non-Members)
___ Kosher dinners required

Make checks payable to: New York-New Jersey Chapter of MLA

Mail registration form and check to:

Roberta Bronson Fitzpatrick
S-10

or

Roberta Bronson Fitzpatrick
Ehrman Medical Library
NYU School of Medicine
500 First Avenue, MSB C00
New York, NY 10016

Questions? Email Roberta Bronson Fitzpatrick.

Directions

E, F trains 53rd St & 3rd/Lexington Ave
#6 train to 51 St & Lex Ave
#4,5, N,R to 59th St & Lex Ave

Near 57th and 50th St crosstown bus, uptown 1st Ave bus & downtown 2nd Ave bus

Parking: Main entrance to Connaught Tower Car Park at 300 E 54th St, but entry to garage is possible on E 53rd adjacent to Regents at 317 E 53rd St.

Biographical Sketch and References

Biographical Sketch

Dale Bellisfield, RN, CH is an honors graduate Registered Nurse, as well as a Clinical Herbalist. She has over 10 years of education and experience working with herbs and herbal medicines in a clinical setting. She has completed training from some of the most reknowned herbalists in this country, including several traditions of herbal medicine. She is currently working as an herbalist in conjunction with physicians at Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation, and at Hackensack Medical Center's new holistic Center for Health and Healing in New Jersey, as well as at an HIV treatment center in Yonkers, NY. She teaches and lectures extensively in the NY/NJ area, where she also maintains a private practice. She has just started her own company, The Fertile Hand, Inc., which offers exclusive organic products for the body, both inside and out. She has recently contributed her nutritional expertise to Rozanne Gold's upcoming cookbook, Healthy 1,2,3 which will be published in September 2000. She is married with a teen-age daugher, and lives in New Jersey.

Dale Bellisfield, RN, Clinical Herbalist
7 Ballard Place
Fair Lawn, NJ 07410
201-797-2583
Fax 201-797-4123
herbaldale@aol.com

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