EUGENE, OREGON

Bringing nutrition and lifestyle medicine to the forefront of healthcare

Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine

We are LIVE! Come attend our nutrition and lifestyle education classes at the Irving Grange in North Eugene located at 1011 Irvington Drive in Eugene, OR 97404. The classes occur every Friday evening from 7-8:30PM. These are free classes and space is limited so signing up is required. See the dates and class schedule below.

Irving Grange @ 1011 Irvington Drive, Eugene, OR.

Learn more at www.IrvingGrange.org.

Class Schedule

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Elevate Your Health

Free Zoom Class

You are invited to join a free online class designed to educate you about the power of food, and other healthy lifestyle changes to improve, prevent, and potentially reverse many chronic diseases. Reminder e-mails are sent out every SUNDAY and class takes place FRIDAY nights from 7PM to 8:30PM PT.

A little bit about us

Mission and Vision Statements

The goal of this group is to educate both patients and healthcare providers in the greater Eugene and Springfield community regarding the health benefits of a whole food plant based diet.

Our vision is to establish the practice of a whole food plant based diet and other healthy lifestyle behaviors as the standard of care for the prevention and treatment of chronic disease, as well as to optimize health and well being of all people in our community.

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The American Journal of Cardiology

This article provides a good summary of the issues relating to the problems of the typical Western diet and the medical profession has a duty to follow the science and advocate for a societal shift toward more whole-food, plant based (WFPB) pattern of eating to provide significant health benefits and ethical advantages.

This article should be required for all health care workers and for everyone capable of reading.