Cindy A. Krueger, MPH

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Cindy A. Krueger, MPH
President of Preservion, Inc.

Cindy A. Krueger, MPH, President of Preservion, Inc., has over 25 years experience in the healthcare industry. The major focus of her professional life has been in the area of designing preventive healthcare initiatives and strategies, advising and counseling individuals and companies on healthcare choices and options, researching and evaluating scientific literature to obtain accurate information, and writing and publishing articles and books.

Cindy is a popular speaker for her common sense views on current healthcare issues and its economics. In addition to lecturing at professional conferences and organizations she regularly appears on radio and TV Shows around the country sharing information that empowers consumers about the science supporting integrative and wholistic healthcare. She challenges and inspires people to achieve optimal health making the case that their lives depend on it.

Cindy is the author of "Do You Know What You Don't Know...About Women's Health Issues" that keeps her busy with lectures and book signings throughout the country.

Cindy is published in several journals and newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, Maddux Business Report and Tampa Bay Business Journal. She is a contributing author to Food and Nutrients in Disease Management, a medical textbook spearheaded by Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, scheduled for publication January 2009 and the Townsend Letter, soon to be published in April 2009.

She holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Physical Education and Health from the University of Southern Mississippi and a Masters of Public Health (MPH) from the University of South Florida.

You may contact Cindy at Preservion, Inc. for more information about speaking engagements and consulting, receiving monthly articles, and helping you and your family or organization achieve optimal health at cindy@preservion.com

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