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RAN Tip of The Week! Champion Tips on Eating Healthy Snacks by Omowale Adewale


The primary purpose of snacking is to take the edge off pre-mealtime hunger without exceeding your everyday caloric needs. Mindful snacking -- or eating a nutritious, properly-portioned snack when hunger strikes -- boosts your intake of essential nutrients and health-promoting food substances such as fiber and antioxidants. Careless snacking, on the other hand, can easily take you over your daily energy requirements while providing little to no nutritional benefit -- a practice that can contribute to the development of a range of health problems. Snacking out of habit, boredom, stress or frustration rather than out of hunger often leads to weight gain. Frequent snacking is also more likely to take you over your daily calorie budget and result in excess weight, especially if you eat energy-dense snacks or your servings are large. High-calorie foods and beverages, oversized portions and frequent snacking have caused the average American adult to take in almost 600 calories more per day than in the late 1970s, according to BBC News. Researchers suggest that these factors, combined with higher levels of physical inactivity, are the source of the obesity epidemic in the United States. Join Omowale Adewale's Workshop & Food Demo "Champion Tips on Eating Healthy Snacks" where he will show you how to make homemade hummus for a healthy snack alternative at 2:00pm at The Roc-A-Natural H.O.T.S Pavilion: A Kujichagulia Day of Healing and Kwanzaa Celebration in collaboration with Mt. Sinai Christian Church Health and Wellness Ministry, Sunday, December 27, 2015 at The Mt. Sinai Center for Community Enrichment,382 Jersey St, Staten Island, NY 10301.

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Omowale Adewale, born Lawrence James was born in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, NY. During his trip to Lagos, Nigeria in 2005 he was given the name by his friend and organizer Moyosore Akojenu. Moyosore passed in 2007. Omowale Adewale means the son has come home; the crown has returned. Omowale was a teen amateur bodybuilder finalist and two-time collegiate gold medalist at 18. He has competed at boxing, martial arts and mixed martial arts matches and tournaments. He won an amateur boxing belt in his mid-30's. Since the age of seven, Omowale was attracted to political change. Omowale had managed to work every level of local or State electoral campaign including campaign manager with an above average success rate without ever graduating from college. He worked in the NYS Assembly for six years. In 2001, after a year of fostering his vision of an artist union, recognizing the mistreatment of artists, Omowale spearheaded the Grassroots Artists MovEment (G.A.ME) with other organizers and artists. The fledgling organization received significant recognition in the organizing world and music industry, particularly, Hip-Hop. G.A.ME accomplished providing health care to artists for a short time and helped artists understand the politics of the music industry. Their change in adopting projects to help young people of color redefine themselves still blossom today. In 2004, Omowale's first published work was featured in Socialism & Democracy's 36th issue "Hip-Hop, Race and Cultural Politics." Last year, Omowale sought to help any and everyone become vegan through a host of media and communications with the#GoVeg2014 campaign. He resides in the city of New York with his wife and kids as a small urban farmer, trainer and community organizer.

New York Public Library MaRLI research scholar

FAR Fund Fellow for preventing violence against youth

Union Square Award Recipient

Foster Care Certified Mentor

Certified Certified Boxing Trainer

Track & Field Champion Boxing Champion

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**Meet The Vendors**

* "Wright Essentials, LLC" with Marie Wright. Providing delicious and healthy food fare to transform our life to a healthy state of mind.

* "Lynns2hand" with Debra Lynn. Afrocentric Fashion & Accessories.

* "J. Lexi, LLC" for Uncommon Beauty, handmade holistic and natural products. Utilizing a combination of fresh, raw fruits, vegetables, probiotics, herbs, botanicals, vitamins & proteins.

* "Whole Health Cellular Scan" and "NuLife Healthy Living Water" with Thelma Kingsale. Providing information to transform your life to a healthy state via Kangen Water, pH balance and Whole Health Cellular Scan.

* "Juicing It Up"with Virgil Meyers! All Hail To "The Queen Kale Smoothie".

* "Embrace the Energy" with Nichole - Reike Master. Step into the Energy Vortex through her integrative therapies.

* "Earthly Treasures" with Walter Cantry. A Massage that will de-stress and relax you.

* "Herbs That Heal 7" with Sha Mualmak

* "C Mychelle Designs, LLC"...Pause and enjoy the abundance of beauty in art captured from around the world.

* "Clara's Cutesies Crochet and Knitwear"...Clothing made with you in mind.

* " Organo Gold Coffee" with Kimiko Kimble. Challenges you to come out and taste free samples of the Coffee" and compare!

* "Your Reiki Relief/Nitjuan Designs Jewelry" by Juanita Martin. She handcrafts each piece and infuses it with Reiki energy which will positively enhance your well-being.

* "Roc-A-Natural Body By RAN B-Oil, B-Butter, Tees and Hoodies" by Dorcas Meyers. Building confidence and illuminating your beauty from the inside out.

**Kwanzaa Celebration**

- Solo dance performance by Nubia Braithwait @ 1:30pm

- Jazz Performances by Erik Clarke

- Group dance performance by Karyn’s Angels @ 3:00pm

**Product Sponsorship**

- NaturallyCurly.com sample products for the first 50 attendees!

- Roc-A-Natural who will be giving samples of the new Body By RAN B-Oil silk formula for the first 50 bags!

This event is in support of the Roc-A-Natural fundraising efforts for the 3rd Annual Roc-A-Natural Hair, Health and Beauty Transform Your Life Expo, Sunday, April 10, 2016 at The Holiday Inn, 440 West 57th Street, NYC. For more information on The Expo, visit www.rocanatural.com.

Thanking you in advance for your anticipated support of Roc-A-Natural and advocating for a healthier community!

"It's all about being in a natural state of mind"

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