In this webinar, we will Review Case Studies to give you a better understanding of how your clients and patients will respond to Step 1 differently. You will learn how to address the whole person in terms of the option of engaging an advanced Phase I and II liver detoxification prior to the pathogen purge, while supporting the adrenals and thyroid along the way. Many questions will be answered.

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Additional links to things we discussed:

• Intermittent Fasting Pros and Cons
• Goodonya Hydrate replacement for those who can’t drink coconut water to stay better hydrated
• Magnesium Show 
• Conventional vs. Natural Wine Choices 
• Kidney Cleansing Cocktail
• Pharma Gaba, L-theanine, and(only if Gaba and Theanine are not enough)  Indian Valerian root instead of Ambien. Note, valerian root should not be administered more than 21 days in a row so as not to elevate liver enzymes.

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Saturated Fats Have No Link to Heart Disease
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