Old Gut, New Gut: Protocols for Revitalizing the Aging Gut
I am giving a free lecture.
I will introduce you to homeopathic protocols for uprooting conditions that
I see in my practice:
• Indigestion
• Constipation
• Food intolerances
Walk away from this webinar with tools that can be put to use immediately, allowing sufferers to get through the disease faster and with fewer symptoms.
Register early as space is limited.
Sponsored by Boiron and hosted by the NCH. Mark your calendars Wednesday, August 21 at 8 p.m. EDT.
If you are concerned about the devastating side-effects of many commonly used drugs and medical treatments …
If you have questions about the overuse of antibiotics and the pharmacological focus of our healthcare industry today …
If you are hungry to learn a safe, inexpensive, effective alternative to modern drug therapy …
Reflecting our Italian heritage and set to a melody that my brother created with a full collaboration on the lyrics, this song is affectionately called
“My Homi.”
I hope it will resonate with you, and you find a smile on your face each time you listen … and even learn a little!
Your Homeopathic Protocols
A Learn-a Your Remedies
Are you one of 70 million people suffering from digestive diseases in
the United States?
Good Gut, Bad Gut
A Homeopathic Strategy
to
Uproot Seemingly Unrelated
Illness in
Body and Mind
ADHD. Delayed milestones. Moodiness. Food intolerances. Allergies. Sugar addictions. Chronic fatigue. Constipation and diarrhea. Chronic bloating…
IN THIS PODCAST, WE COVER: 01:30 Introduction to Practical Homeopathy® Podcast #123 02:00 How Long Does It Take for a Remedy to Act? 04:41 … in Acute Conditions (e.g., a Cold) 06:10 … in Chronic Conditions (e.g., Arthritis) 10:00 If It Comes Back 13:12 Food Allergies 16:09 Remembering to Take Your Homeopathic Medicines 18:11 Homeopathy […]
Originally, I planned this to be a two-part series, but I discovered that it required more. My goal is to give you as much on this subject as possible; hence this is Part 2 of a three-part series. Last week in Part 1, I wrote about the kind of results one should look for […]
However in this country, the US, we often see where the pediatricians can’t keep their hands off those kids with their infection so they give them antibiotics. What that does is it forces the ear infection to be suppressed. So it kills the antibiotics but it hasn’t gone to the essence of the propensity for it to occur in the first place.