Old Gut, New Gut: Protocols for Revitalizing the Aging Gut
I gave 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.
Soon a link will be provided to replay the webinar
Sponsored by Boiron and hosted by the NCH. Wednesday, August 21st.
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…
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