Topic: Cholesterol High? Ask Why! Keynote Speaker: Roy Heilbron-Jimenez, MD Dr. Heilbron is the original co-researcher of The South Beach Diet TM; National Institute of Health Researcher participating in the TACT (Trial to Assess Chelation Therapy), a $30 million, double blind, randomized, multicenter research project (enrollment has been completed and they are eagerly awaiting the results); Instructor of Medicine, University of Miami School of Medicine (f); Former Chief Resident, Mount Sinai Medical Center; and has made five Himalayan Journeys, studying under Babaji on how to combine Western and Eastern Medicine. PATH is happy to welcome back Dr. Heilbron who shares his practice between his Miami Beach, Mt. Sinai office and his mobile medical unit in Santa Fe, New Mexico. As a holistic cardiologist he will speak about how high cholesterol has been cured by finding and treating the cause, as well as addressing related holistic topics. Cholesterol: Your body makes cholesterol (90% liver, 10% diet) for a reason. Cholesterol helps heal the body, therefore, elevated cholesterol can be understood as a sign that something is off. Find the reason it is high--usually a hormone deficit (did you know that cholesterol is the building block of your hormones?) or toxicity (liver is the main detoxifying organ) and cure your high cholesterol. Balancing your hormones improves cholesterol; detoxifying improves your cholesterol (Heilbron-Hart research group); Detoxifying improves your hormones and cholesterol. Heart disease is the #1 killer. Unfortunately, oftentimes the first sign is when you drop dead! High cholesterol is not heart disease; it is only a risk factor. Just because you have high cholesterol doesn't mean you have heart disease. You eat and exercise right, take care of yourself, take your medications and yet 7 out of 10 patients will still have a bad event (lilke a heart attack, stroke). "Hundreds of our patients come in on cholesterol drugs. By addressing the underlying causes, preveiously undiscovered that lead to increased cholesterol, in most cases they were able to correct their cholesterol, and now they live drug free, healthier, happier lives. I'm not saying that all cholesterol-lowering drugs are bad. I am only saying that your high cholesterol is due to something besides diet and genetics. Isn't it worth the extra effort to find out why and how to fix that first?" Bring questions, hear natural solutions Date: Monday, June 28 (please note that all PATH meetings will now be held on the 4th Monday of the month)
Time: 7:00 p.m. Sharing/Caring with Dr. Theodore Hermann on Holistic Dentistry
7:30 p.m. Keynote Speakers
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