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Body Mind Life Expo grows with consumer-directed health care trend

by | Nov 18, 2010 | Advice & Tips

A consumer directed health care trend sees consumers doing the math. The reduction of insurance benefits associated with prescription drugs is sending people to prevention and alternative health care. Each year, thousands of Minnesotans attend the original Body Mind Life Expo (www.101expos.com) at the Minneapolis Convention Center for ideas on staying healthy and living a more environmentally responsible lifestyle.

As the largest health and natural products consumer event in the Midwest, this expo is the ideal place to find experts who can provide mainstream and holistic advice on nutrition, physical fitness and disease prevention, as well as emotional well being.

Sales of vitamins and nutritional supplements, which have grown consistently for years, have surged in recent months. People are clearly cutting back on many items, from bread and milk to designer jeans and flat-screen televisions, but they are stocking up on alternative health care options that can spare them expensive doctor visits.

With $117 billion spent on personal health including natural and organic food, personal care and supplements, consumers are budgeting more for preventative health care.

The 11th Body Mind Life Expo will draw a target market of health conscience consumers looking for preventative and alternative ways to stay healthy and seeking new environmentally responsible ideas.  With a focus on the latest in staying healthy and going green, Body Mind Life Expo seminars featuring these companies will be capturing the media’s attention with TV, print, and radio coverage.

Does your company have the latest in healthy or environmental friendly products? Learn how you may be a featured speaker at this year’s Body Mind Life Expo and bask in the spotlight. For more information go to www.101expos.com
Written by Sallie Crowl

Written by Sallie Crowl

Sallie is thorough and tenacious, precisely the type of person you want talking with the media about your products. A clear thinker, she uses her sales background to help reporters see all angles to a story. A veteran of the publishing and printing industry, she’s been making good things happen for our clients for five years. Sallie has achieved client placements on CNN, WGN-TV, and Better TV, and in an impressive list of print media including First for Women, Woman’s World, Energy Times, Amazing Wellness, Better Nutrition and Health Magazine.

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