Articles/Resources
Found here are links or articles of interest about some of the health challenges that affect those we serve, all of which are a consequence of a compromised bioterrain. Links to information about some of the various nutritional support protocols we use are also provided.
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Article: Hope for Morgellons MysteryExcellent article by John Burgstiner, Founder of Logos Nutritionals which sheds light on some of the various causes, symptoms and treatments of Morgellons.Click Here to Read Article |
Lyme/Morgellons Support ProtocolWhile Lyme Disease and Morgellons are separate and distinct syndromes, they very often coexist together along with various other opportunistic coinfections.This is the nutritional support protocol that we employ to restore integrity to the bioterrain. Along with recommended dietary and lifestyle changes, it is responsible for so many lives being transformed from hopeless misery to restored productivity and a symptom free future. Click Here to See Protocol. |
Lyme ControversyExcerpt from Katie Couric show featuring Lyme controversy.Published on Oct 11, 2013 John Halperin, MD, director, Atlantic Neuroscience Institute, joins discussion on Lyme disease diagnosis and treatment and its confounding similarities to other bacteria or tick infections. Click Here to View Video |
Article: Yeast Infections - Ancient Microbes, Modern PlagueYeast infections have been around since ancient times. Although ancient healers couldn't identify Candida as the organism most often responsible for yeast infections, they were able to successfully treat yeast infections using herbs with natural antifungal properties. Microscopic fungi like Candida have always thrived, but yeast infections in humans were rare until modern times when two major factors set the stage to make yeast overgrowth in America as common as apple pie:Click Here to Read Article |
Candida Cleanse ProtocolSome natural practitioners estimate that 70-80% of Americans are dealing with candidiasis yeast infection or some form of fungal overgrowth. Yeast overgrowth can produce diverse symptoms that are debilitating and yet the condition is often undiagnosed.Click Here to See Protocol. |