Seminar in Spencer… – Pure Oldies 98.3 & 98.5

If you’re frustrated and struggling with weight and dieting every year or trying to break the habit of smoking, the Mark Patrick Seminar can help! Join the over half million people who have attended these seminars with results of weight loss and stopped smoking.

The Mark Patrick Seminars is coming to Spencer on Tuesday, March 10th at the Clay County Fair & Events Center. For just $49.95 you can attend the seminar from 5:30-7:30pm and learn how the power of hypnosis can help you achieve your weight loss goals.

If you’re ready to stop the habit of smoking – for $49.95 attend the second Mark Patrick Seminar from 8-10pm. Let hypnosis help you stop NOW without cravings, irritability, weight gain or your money back!

Registration for both seminars begins 30 minutes prior to each start time.

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