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Brian Mowll – The Diabetes Summit 2018

What we are doing now to treat diabetes needs to change — it doesn’t work. Billions of dollars of research and more than 70 drug options, and we still don’t solve the root cause! With the right education and action, it is absolutely possible to save the lives of those who are on their way to diabetes or who have already been diagnosed with it.

Struggling with metabolic syndrome, prediabetes, or type 2 diabetes? These talks to find out:

– The root causes of diabetes and problems with blood sugar
– The level of sugar in the blood and your brain, gut, immune system, heart, hormones and weight
– Natural solutions to underlying imbalances new research on environmental toxins, EMF, and other factors
– How to protect your heart, kidneys, eyes, brain and sexual function
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Despite billions of dollars spent on pharmaceutical research, diabetes rates continue to rise. In addition, more than 70 diabetes medications are prescribed in the United States alone – none of them address the root causes or stop the progression of the disease. What we are doing now has to change, because it doesn’t work. With the right education and action, it is absolutely possible to change and save the lives of those on the path to diabetes.

What you will learn on this top:
+ The root causes of diabetes and problems with blood sugar
+ Blood sugar and your brain, gut, immune system, heart, hormones and weight
+ Natural solutions to underlying imbalances
+ New research on environmental toxins, EMF and other factors
+ How to protect your heart, kidneys, eyes, brain and sexual function

Day 1: April 23, 2018
-How emotional hormones play a role in diabetes-Razi Ann berry
– Your genetic code and diabetes-Ben Lynch, new York
– Hypothyroidism and diabetes: What you need to know-Isabella Wentz, PharmD, FASCP
– Advanced blood sugar regulation factors-Evan Brand, BCHN, CFMP, NTP
– Essential oils for health promotion and metabolism support-Eric Zielinski, DC, MPH(c)

Day 2: April 24, 2018
– The role of the gut in healing and reducing inflammation – Kellyanne Petrucci, MS, ND
– Expert discusses gluten, gluten, cereals and diabetes – Peter Osborne, DC, DACBN, data
– Autoimmune syndrome as a biomarker of chronic diseases-Tom o’bryan, DC, CCN, DACBN
– Overcoming food addiction to increase blood sugar-Susan pierce-Thompson, Ph. D.
– Natural medicine and diabetes-Michael Murray, new York

Day 3: April 25, 2018
– Using sugar detoxification to overcome carbohydrate cravings-David Jockers, DNM, DC, MS
– Blood sugar, Diabetes and cardiovascular health-Jack Wolfson, DO, FACC
– Can I Lose Weight Without Dieting? – Melissa Catherine, CHN
– The importance of the liver in type 2 diabetes-Alan Christianson, NMD
– Using essential oils to suppress sugar cravings – Marisa Snyder, DC

Day 4: April 26, 2018
– Secrets of improving blood sugar levels and metabolic health-Frank Lipman, doctor of medical Sciences
– Overcoming sugar addiction by understanding your true hunger – Cynthia Pasquella-Garcia
– Hormesis, health and diabetes – Ari Whitten
– Using the success mindset to achieve optimal health-Ben Lerner, DC
– Women’s hormones, blood sugar, metabolic problems and type 2 diabetes – jolene Brighten, new York

Day 5: April 27, 2018
– Eat, Stop, eat: intermittent fasting for diabetes-brad Pilon
– Studying Nutrition Through Self-Experimentation-Sam Feltham
– The level of blood sugar, insulin resistance, diabetes and your brain-Stephen Masli, doctor of medical Sciences, VACHA
– Take control of your health, blood sugar and life-Partha Nandi, MD, FACP
– Healing products and activities for vibrant health-Erin Nielsen, PT, CHC

Day 6: April 28, 2018
– A natural approach to type 1 and 2 diabetes-Mona Morstein, ND
– Understanding PCOS and insulin resistance-Robin Nielsen
– Functional diagnostics in diabetes support-reed Davis, SNO-P, CMTA
– EMF and its impact on health and blood sugar – Nicolas Pinault
– Linking toxins to diabetes and metabolic problems-Joseph Pizzorno, new York

Day 7: April 29, 2018
– Mold, mycotoxins, Gut health and blood sugar – Jill Carnahan, MD, ABFM, ABIHM, IFMCP
– How your body produces, regulates and uses insulin-Jodi Stanislav, ND, CDE, PWD
– Ketogenic diet for type 1 diabetes-Keith Runyan, MD
– Low-carb diabetes care in family practice-Jeffrey N. Gerber, MD, FAAFP

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