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A friend just emailed me this from natural gourmet in the city. Does it work? Who knows. but good nutrition can't hurt.

# 91 Lyme Disease: A Proactive Approach to Protection
and Recovery
lecture

Whether you live in the suburbs, vacation in the
country, hike in the woods, or have your kids in camp,
this serious tick-borne illness is a scourge to be
reckoned with.

Join Master Herbalist Andrea Candee, a
specialist in Lyme disease, to discover what you can
do to protect yourself, family members and pets from
picking up ticks using a safe and natural preparation;

how to support conventional medical treatment with
natural protocols to achieve a stronger healing;

how
to detoxify and strengthen the body with botanicals after withstanding the chemical, bacterial, and
emotional stresses associated with long-term
antibiotic therapy;

how to use diet to create an
unfriendly internal environment for the Lyme
spirochete and associated microorganisms;

how to
reverse chronic Lyme naturally; and how to take
responsibility for your own wellness while on medical
support.

1 Saturday, June 14, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Instructor: Andrea Candee
Fee: $45; Two People: $80

urmet in the city. Does it work? Who knows. but good nutrition can't hurt.

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