Have you started to wonder why food allergies are on the rise? Why do so many now suffer from autoimmune diseases? On this important episode of Vitality Radio Jared invites Gerald Roliz, CNC, author of The Pharmaceutical Myth, to join him in a discussion about the relationship between modern toxins and these issues. You’ll learn how the body’s immune system gets involved when toxins enter the system and how this can lead to food allergies and autoimmune disease. You’ll also learn how the body’s innate healing ability can be restored through detoxification and rebuilding of the body through nutrition.
Gerald is a former pharmaceutical sales rep turned Functional Nutrition Consultant and is helping to reverse the damage from pharma and other environmental toxins. Gerald started out selling medicine but realized he was not seeing people get well. His realization that medicine was suppressing symptoms, not getting people healthy, led him to nutrition. Gerald is the lead clinician at the Natural Health Improvement Center in Idaho. He also teaches natural health clinicians on the implementation of Functional Nutrition and Foundational Medicine across the country.
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