Trick or Treat... What Can My Kids Eat?
Michael Turcotte, DP.S.c, NCTDP
Lyme disease is one of the fastest-growing infectious diseases in the United States, and millions of people worldwide suffer from its shape shifting symptoms. In fact, it is becoming so popular that some doctors have started referring to it as the new AIDS epidemic. But despite the growing prevalence of Lyme disease, there are very few practitioners -- integrative or otherwise -- who understand how to detect it, diagnose it, and address its insidious symptoms and the co-infections at their roots.
In this webinar Dr. Michael Turcotte speaks from his years of success as a holistic practitioner helping hundreds of patients suffering with Lyme disease. Learn the importance of nutrition and digestion for lymphatic health and his revolutionary approach to healing and recovering from acute and chronic Lyme as an autoimmune disease through a uniquely holistic approach to boosting your innate ability to fight for your health and heal from deep within.
In this webinar Dr. Michael Turcotte speaks from his years of success as a holistic practitioner helping hundreds of patients suffering with Lyme disease. Learn the importance of nutrition and digestion for lymphatic health and his revolutionary approach to healing and recovering from acute and chronic Lyme as an autoimmune disease through a uniquely holistic approach to boosting your innate ability to fight for your health and heal from deep within.
About the Speaker
Michael Turcotte, DP.S.c, NCTDP, is a Doctor of Pastoral Sciences & Natural Medicine and a National Certified Therapist and Drugless Practitioner who has worked with Lyme disease patients in Connecticut for over two decades. With a deep and broad investigation of his numerous clinical cases on Lyme disease, he brings a powerful collective perspective that can be found nowhere else. These five commonly overlooked factors for treating Lyme disease may collectively be the key to stopping unneeded suffering and lead to a comprehensive solution to restored heath for patients dealing with this painful and confusing affliction.