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Entrepreneur’s Herbal Formulas Are Among Leaders In Alternative Medicine Field
BY MONIQUE STAMPS Sentinel Staff Writer
As alternative medicine has become more popular in the Black community, Carl Cole, a local herbalist and owner of Cole’s Natural Way supplements, has been work- ing on many formulations to aid in better health.
Cole’s many creations have received a deluge of testimo- nials from as far away as Australia, with his CBD oil being one of his bestsellers.
Cole has a varied back- ground. He has owned nu- merous businesses; worked as a special education teacher; is a member of the Screen Actors Union and has produced and directed stage
shows. Cole has taught Ki- nesiology and Human Anatomy as adjunct profes- sor at Daytona Community College.
He started developing herbal formulas in 1996 and has pioneered many prod- ucts that are now established as leaders in the field. He has consulted with several suc- cessful health related compa- nies, including AAU athletics, and Nautilus, Inc.
His internationally known Fermented Muscadine Con- centrate with Deuterium De- pletion has protocols for fibromyalgia, lymphatic cleansing, constipation, acid reflux, allergies, arthritis, de- mentia, diabetes, shingles, lowering blood pressure, and
CARL COLE
... Herbal Formula Specialist and Owner of Cole’s Natural Way
relief from kidney and gall stones.
Concentrated Muscadine grapes have been touted for its health benefits for years. Along with the depletion of deuterium (or hydrogen-2, symbol 2H or D, also known as heavy hydrogen) is one of two stable isotopes of hy- drogen (the other being pro- tium, or hydrogen-1), which works in the body to increase heavy metals. According to numerous testimonials, the supplement has proved suc- cessful for many health con- cerns.
Cole’s Natural Way is sold at any of the four Chuck’s Natural Fields Mar- kets in the Tampa Bay Area.
Local
Tampa Native Promoted To Chief Petty Officer
Chief Petty Officer Dennard Johnson is shown with his wife, Joshala Johnson and their two daughters, Mia and Laila Johnson, at his promotion ceremony in Jan- uary.
Also in attendance at the ceremony were his mother and step-father, Charlene and Jeff Lawrence. His fa- ther is Warren Johnson.
The Tampa native and 2009 Middleton High School graduate, joined the Navy in May 2012.
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