Healthy by Nature radio show this week

We will have the type of show that you have been waiting for…one where you can ask a world famous doctor about whatever you are interested in. Sherry Rogers, MD is an expert on digging down to the root causes of disease as well as the trouble caused by mainstream medical interventions. We’ll start things hearing about what she calls the “Crystal Ball Test” that gives maximum insight into your health. We may talk about the mistreatment of Atrial Fibrillation. This site is a source of her many books and her exceptionally well-documented newsletter.

ADD, Autism and Dyslexia

Last week’s radio show inspired me to clean up and format some information I had planned to post on our website. If you know a child or an adult with any of these brain, behavior and learning issues, please check out our new Library page of information and resources.

THANK YOU

We were very grateful for the support of our Gold Sponsors for our 6th annual Natural HealthFest: Dr. Ohhira’s Probiotics, Young Health, Juicer Heroes (brand new store in Plano) and the Kotsanis Institute. If you talk to any of them, please add your thanks for their help.

LOST AND FOUND 

If you lost a nice pair of designer reading glasses at Natural HealthFest, please contact Andy Hopkins at HealthWorksMart.com about reuniting with them.

Last Week Follow-up

LISTEN to that show in the archives. We usually associate autism with children, but adults can also be affected—for example, a person who seems withdrawn and has trouble relating to others. Two in-studio guests helped us understand Autism traits and potential beneficial steps. Nicole Chalmers and her husband professional golfer, Greg Chalmers founded a charity to help parents of autistic children. Nicole Wallace has personal experience with an autistic child which adds depth to her work with the Kotsanis Institute. There are many resources linked from our Library page on ADD / Autism and Dyslexia. Also, for a couple of years I’ve been fascinated with a multi-therapy device called the HOCATT. I invited Karey Choy to explain all the nifty things it does.