(Time Sensitive) Learn To Improve Your Health Or Prevent Cancer @ These 3 Events!
Hello, friend!
I hope your week is off to a great start. Couldn't help but share some information about 3 educational and inspiring events that could change your health and life or those of a loved one:
1) NYT bestselling author Dr. Kelly Turner's Radical Remission Course FREE Q&A call, tomorrow, March 9 at 1pm EST/ 10am PST.
Learn how to incorporate the 9 Key Healing Factors from Dr. Turner's book into your daily life to overcome or prevent a cancer diagnosis. I've read the book and heard Dr. Turner's lecture in person and have no doubt this call will give you valuable insight into how to boost your immune system and increase your chance of long-term survival! Dr. Turner's new online course opens March 18, 2016.
Sign up for the free informational call here!
2) The Total Wellness Summit by the team at Food Matters TV, March 21-31.
Experts like Chris Wark and Kris Carr (cancer thrivers), Dr. Josh Axe, David Wolfe and FMTV founders James and Laurentine come together to give you ten days of expert interviews, documentaries, recipe tutorials and yoga and meditation videos.
"The Total Wellness Summit will help you discover a whole new perspective on health, gain the confidence and clarity to build the life of your dreams, and unleash a radiance and vitality you’ve never experienced before."
There's no shortage of online summits to choose from these days but I can't wait to tune into this one. Register for this FREE event here!
3) Believe Big Fundraising Dinner, Saturday April 23 in Baltimore, MD.
Last year I had the pleasure of attending this dinner and seeing in-person the difference that Believe Big is making in the lives of people suffering with cancer. I was inspired by updates on Believe Big's mission to help others find their pathway to healing, patient testimonials and an educational keynote by Dr. Kelly Turner (mentioned above)! This year's dinner will follow the same format and Dr. Natasha Winters will be the keynote speaker.
"In 1991, Dr. Nasha Winters was on her way to becoming a conventional medical doctor when her own ovarian cancer diagnosis intervened and sent her down a new path to pursue the study of ancient and traditional medical practices. She has since been certified and licensed in Naturopathic Medicine, Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Dr. Winters is a Fellow of the American Board of Naturopathic Oncology, a recognition that has been awarded to fewer than 100 practitioners in North America.
Dr. Winters works exclusively with patients who have cancer and consults with physicians and clinics worldwide through her company, Optimal Terrain Consulting."
As always thank you for reading, and have a great week!
To your health,
Bailey
