Dear Colleagues,
I would like to remind you of our upcoming seminar in Scottsdale AZ on March 15th. I am looking forward to this and Dr. Wilson and I will be presenting the newest version of our protocol as well as some exciting new research that I never presented before that is helping people with chronic pain, joint problems and other issues. I am sure you will find it well worth attending. There will be a flyer on the last page of this newsletter to sign up and mail in, our you can go to www.michaellebowitzdc.com and sign up via the website.
My one on one seminars that I do here in Grand Junction will start up again in April. I am taking a 2 month break from them due to my travel schedule. I spend much time at baseball spring training and recently found out that some players are taking EndoSupreme (Mid American 1-800-922-1744) to boost their energy and stamina. These players are not patients of mine so I was pleasantly surprised to hear about it.
Case Histories
1) Lisa is a 1-1/2 year old girl who presented with a rather severe rash she has suffered with since birth. Her mom is nursing her and Lisa is eating solid foods as well. We ran our protocol and she weakened on the following composite vials (AK Test Kits 1-888-323-0625): Bacteria and Fungus as well as the vials to Helicobacter, chocolate and tomato. She also weakened on a hair sample from her cat. In these cases we screen both the child (via surrogate testing) and the mom for foods and keep the child off the foods they test on, and the mom off the foods both she and/or the child tests on. We do not want the mom to eat foods the mom is sensitive to even if the baby is not to prevent the mom from making kinins, histamine and prostaglandins that may enter the milk. We also test the child on her mother’s milk. In this case the mom did not weaken on any foods. Lisa strengthened on Morinda Supreme and Takesumi Supreme (Mid American). We gave her ½ cap of Morinda 3x/day and ¼ scoop of Takesumi a day. We had both the mom and Lisa avoid the foods as well as sweetening and fermented foods (as per our fungus diet). The program worked and Lisa is now rash free though she is staying on small maintenance doses of the products (if they still test positive even once the dysbiosis vials are negative, we feel it is better to keep them on a maintenance dose).
2) Stevie is a 4 year old asthmatic as is his mom. His has been going on for 2 years and twice a year he contracts pneumonia. He uses albuterol as needed. Our testing showed positive responses to the Fungus and Protozoa composite vials as well as a sample of air from their bathroom. He also tested positive to rice, egg, chocolate, wheat, olive, cherry, vinegar and turkey. The only supplement he needed was Morinda Supreme. We put him on the appropriate diet and had her clean her bathroom with tea tree oil and water and borax. We rechecked him 5 weeks later (they live 4 hours away). He has been asthma free (the only residual sign is a very occasional light cough). He was able to stop Morinda and we will continue to check him as needed.
3) The results with Stevie motivated his mother Samantha, a 42 year old woman to get checked for her asthma which she has had since childhood. Surprisingly we did not find fungal involvement (at least on any of the fungus vials we have). She tested positive on the Protozoa and the Mixed Internal Parasite vials as well as dairy, soy and oats. She needed the following supplements: Melia Supreme, Takesumi Supreme (Mid American) as well as Basic B Complex, Magnesium Citramate and L-Tyrosine (Thorne Research 1-800-228-1966). After a few days Sam became symptom free and remains so. If you compare Sam’s case and her sons, they both had “different bugs”, different foods and needed different supplements but they both responded excellently. I still think Sam might have had a fungus also that wasn’t in our test kit, but the Melia Supreme being so broad spectrum would have taken care of it. If patients are on steroidal inhalers and continue on them during treatment, this can often slow results as their immune suppressing properties can make it harder to clear dysbiosis.
Since this case, we have found a few fine tuning methods to find some “bugs” we suspect a patient might have but are eluding our screening. We will also present these at our March seminar.
Please send in any case histories you may have that include our protocols and we will possibly publish them in this newsletter. Our present subscription list is about 1,400 physicians.
TREATING THE
COMPLEX PATIENT
A Seminar taught by Dr Michael Lebowitz & Dr Jay Wilson
SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 2009
This is our first seminar since 2007 and we will have much new information and research. You will learn a comprehensive approach to treating complex patients. Learn how to treat dysbiosis (fungi, yeast, parasite, bacteria, spirochete and viral issues), food sensitivities, hormonal imbalances, toxic metals, chemical sensitivities, EMF problems, etc.
These type findings can lead to auto-immune diseases, most gastro-intestinal symptoms, pain, allergies, asthma, chronic subluxations, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, etc., etc.
A basic ability to muscle test is helpful. This class will be well suited to both the advanced and beginning student.
The class will be limited in size so we can make sure you understand and master the techniques. We hope to produce a DVD from the class for those of you that cannot attend.
Unlike some seminars, the startup cost for this technique is not thousands of dollars. You do not need super expensive lasers, adjusting instruments etc- just test kits, supplements, an inexpensive laser, and a magnet.
The seminar will be from 9AM - 5PM. at the Hilton Garden Inn Scottsdale old town 7324 East Indian School Road, Scottsdale, Arizona, 85251
Phone: 1-480-481-0400
This is a great time of year to come to Scottsdale. There's good weather and major league baseball spring training being held nearby. Take an extra day and see the Giants, A’s, Cubs or one of nine other teams. The hotel is also within walking distance of the wonderful Old Town Scottsdale shopping district.
Other Hotels nearby:
Mondrian Hotel 0.13 (Mi.) 3 star
Summerfield Suites 0.13 (Mi.) 1 star
Hampton Inn 0.32 (Mi.) 1 star
Fire Sky Resort and Spa 0.81 (Mi.) 3 star
For those that need, 7 continuing education hours are available for the state of Colorado.
COST IS $250 (students and CA’s half price)
Dr. Lebowitz
Michael has practiced the art and science of applied kinesiology for over 30 years and has taught for approximately 20 years. Over these years, Dr. Lebowitz has developed many techniques that are presently used by well over a thousand physicians in the US, Canada, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. His research and innovation has added much in the way of testing and corrective techniques to alternative medicine in the fields of dysbiosis, food sensitivities, toxic metals, chemical and electromagnetic field sensitivity as well as neurological desensitization techniques.
Dr. Lebowitz has been a prolific writer, authoring 2 books, over 60 articles, and a free monthly newsletter for over 17 years (you can subscribe to it via his website). He maintains a home office practice in Grand Junction, Colorado where he attracts patients from around the globe. He has treated many professional athletes (MLB, NHL, NFL, cyclists, runners, swimmers, etc.) as well as many physicians.
Dr. Wilson
Jay has been practicing applied kinesiology for over 20 years and has taught for over a decade. His successful practice in Boulder, CO, often has a waiting list of 6 months or more. With his knowledge of biochemistry, lab work and physiology he and Michael make a great teaching team.
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