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   Minnesota author & nutritionist Dr. Beth M. Ley Knotts will be giving a three-part health series presentation at the Margaret Welch Memorial Library in Longville.  Dr. Beth will be discussing information from her health book series as well as how what we eat affects our health. As part of this presentation, a small lunch will be offered as a menu example of each presentation topic. Dr. Beth will be taking questions and will have a book signing to follow. The first presentation will be held Tues., July 23 from noon-2 p.m., with a topic of Inflammation and How to Reverse Its Damage To Your Health (featuring Chicken Wild Rice Soup). The additional two presentations will be Aug. 6th and Aug. 20th, each with new topics and a small lunch. Whether you can attend one class or all three, the class is free to participants after free registration at the library. Please call (218) 363-2710 to register or for more details.

   Beth M. Ley Knotts, Ph.D., has been a science writer specializing in health and nutrition since 1988 and has written dozens of health-related books, including the best sellers, DHEA: Unlocking the Secrets to the Fountain of Youth and MSM: On Our Way Back to Health With Sulfur. 

   She wrote her own undergraduate degree program and graduated in Scientific and Technical Writing from North Dakota State University in 1987 (combination of Zoology and Journalism). Dr. Beth also has her masters (1998) and doctoral degrees (1999) in Nutrition.

   Dr. Beth does nutrition and wellness counseling by phone and online (www.recipesforlifewithdrbeth.com). She speaks on nutrition, health and healing locally and nationwide.

   Dr. Beth currently lives in Longville, Minnesota with her husband Michael Knotts. Together they produced “Recipes For Life with Dr. Beth” seen on local cable TV throughout MN, WI and NE and Youtube.

   These presentations are part of the Legacy Programs which are funded in part or in whole with money from the vote of the people of Minnesota on Nov. 4, 2008 which dedicated funding to preserve Minnesota’s art and cultural heritage. 

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