"How To Restore Balance & Stop Your Body From Attacking Itself"

March 13th, 2014

 

Autoimmune diseases are one of the top 10 leading causes of death in female children and women in all age groups up to 64 years of age. While common immunosuppressant treatments frequently lead to devastating long-term side effects, the NIH estimates up to 23.5 million Americans suffer from autoimmune disease and that number is rising. Life is a significant challenge for those suffering from autoimmune disorders. Many continue to struggle through the numerous difficulties involved when their immune system spins out of control.

72 days in the hospital and told he may never walk again, the doctor became the patient. A devastating autoimmune disorder left Dr. Aristotle Economou paralyzed, weak, and confined to an electric wheelchair for one year. This presentation is based on the same strategies Aristotle used to miraculously recover from an autoimmune condition and learn how to walk again.

During this live event participants will discover;

>>The 3 Systems to help stop frustration and revitalize healing,
>>The 3 T's and how they affect your immune system
>>The crucial lab tests you must have to know if your nutrition is supporting your healing and what is interfering with it.

Dr. Aristotle Economou is the author of the book: Change The Way You Heal, 7 Steps To Highly Effective Healing. He is in private practice in Carmel and Beverly Hills, California and lectures frequently on overcoming long-term health problems.

Bernie Siegel, MD, author of Love, Medicine & Miracles & Faith, Hope & Healing, comments on Dr. Aristotle's book: "Doctors are trained to treat the diagnosis and not the patient. When they experience a disease it can become their teacher and reveal to them their healing potential. Read and learn from the wisdom contained here."

Jack Canfield, co-author, The Success Principals™ and bestselling Chicken Soup for the Soul series, says: "The techniques Dr. Aristotle shares will have a positive impact throughout your healing quest."