Fibromyalgia All-Natural Therapy Webinar Scheduled August 16

Fibromyalgia patients are invited to attend a free webinar highlighting natural therapeutic methods on Tuesday, August 16 at 8:30PM EST. The event is hosted by David Rodgers, M.S., a Michigan-based nutritionist.

“Fibromyalgia is extremely difficult to treat,” said Rodgers, a proponent of dietary changes, supplements, and exercise as a way to lessen symptoms. “Not many people realize how profound of an impact natural methods can have in reversing symptoms, and improving overall health.”

Rodgers’ system is designed to eliminate all nutrient deficiencies, reduce intake of inflammatory foods, and both strengthen the immune system and fight possible chronic infection with targeted supplements and herbs. He describes the method as similar to Linus Pauling’s Orthomolecular Medicine, but rather than using mega-dose vitamins, he makes use of diet modifications and smaller doses of a wider array of supplements.

In addition to Fibromyalgia, clients at Rodgers’ Nutrient Balance Center include those with Lyme Disease, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Multiple Sclerosis, and Lupus. Rodgers explained, “Among all the conditions people need help with, autoimmune and chronic infectious diseases probably get among the least amount of research dollars, and yet have among the most amount of sufferers. This is why I’ve decided to specialize in helping people with these conditions using all-natural methods.”

Rodgers is a former Chronic Lyme Disease patient, a condition he describes as very similar to fibromyalgia. Some cases of fibromyalgia, Rodgers says, are undiagnosed Chronic Lyme Disease or involve similar stealth pathogens..

The Nutrient Balance Center is located in Royal Oak, Michigan, but clients worldwide can consult with Rodgers one-on-one via phone and video conference sessions. The webinar is called “Fibromyalgia: 7 Natural, Proven Steps to Reduce Symptoms.” See the link, http://www.nutrientbalance.com/dietsodareport/fibromyalgiawebinar for more info or to sign up.

Contact Information

David Rodgers, MS Nutrition

Nutritionist, Owner

Nutrient Balance Center

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