Microbes and Mental Health Summit

 


"Here’s What You Will Learn at the
Microbes and Mental Health Summit

  • How to test for mold and biotoxin illness…
  • The microbes that negatively impact the brain…
  • The crucial role of gut health or overall well-being…
  • Where to start when you suspect a parasitic infection...
  • Strategies you can do from home to reverse cognitive decline…
  • Successful alternatives to conventional mental health treatments…
  • Which environmental toxins fuel brain inflammation and kill off brain cells…
  • Innovative treatments that can reverse root causes and improve your mental health…
  • How parasites interact with other infections and toxicities (mold, candida, heavy metals, etc.)...

…And much much more!"

For more details and register:

https://drtalks.com/microbes-and-mental-health-summit?oid=38&ref=3672

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