_The Gut & Psychology/Physiology Syndrome (GAPS) describes the connection between how our physical and mental health is dependent on the health of our digestive tract and the micro-organisms contained within it. GAP Syndrome is the underlying cause to an outstanding number of diseases including: ADD, ADHD, Dyslexia, autism, schizophrenia, anxiety, depression, epilepsy, Multiple Sclerosis, ALS, arthritis, lupus, allergies, eczema, psoriasis, Diabetes, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, multiple chemical sensitivity, chronic diarrhea, abdominal pain, bloating, flatulence, irritable bowel, celiac, gluten-sensitivity, constipation, hemorrhoids, colitis, acid reflux, and more. These are the people that fall into the gap of modern medical knowledge and have limited success with nearly every standard treatment out there. Based on the work of Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride who works with thousands of GAPS patients around the globe the GAPS program has three main components; the GAPS nutritional plan, specific supplementation, and ways to detoxify the body. Most important is the GAPS Diet which heals the lining of the digestive tract and allows the body's elimination systems to function properly. Through this clients around the world have been able to return to an optimum level of health.

_ Have questions about cholesterol? Worried about heart disease? Reluctant to get on a recommended cholesterol lowering prescription? The connection between saturated fat consumption and heart disease has been well documented. Or has it? Join Naturopathic Doctor, Kathryn Doran-Fisher for The Big FAT Lie. This seminar will cover all you need to know about fats, oils and the cholesterol myth. See the studies and find out why the food industry has lied all these years. Learn why olive oil can make you fat but coconut oil can make you thin. Discover how lowering your cholesterol through statin drugs or even herbal remedies can make you more prone to cancer, depression or suicide. What fats and oils are good for you and how much should you take? Hormone problems? Liver congestion? Reproduction issues? Dry skin? Poor eyesight? Stress? You need to attend The Big FAT Lie all-day seminar.

The precipitous rise in food intolerances and digestive disorders over the past few years is a clear and inevitable consequence of our overuse of antibiotics over the last century. We are destroying our indigenous gut bacteria and breeding super-pathogens. And the most common treatment suggested for this gut dysbiosis... is more antibiotics. While avoidance diets such as going gluten-free or dairy-free may offer some relief, avoiding is not healing. We need to address the cause. We need to stop abusing antibiotics for every cough, ear ache and sniffle. We need to understand the important role that beneficial bacteria play in our digestive tracts. And we need to bring traditional fermented foods back into our daily diets so that we can hope to reverse this trend.