Parkinsons Recovery
Parkinsons Recovery
The Natural Heavy Metal Detox for Parkinson's
The Natural Heavy Metal Detox for Parkinson's
The Natural Heavy Metal Detox for Parkinson's
Wednesday 2nd January 2013
Discover how Kristen Harper uses hair analysis and Nutritional Balancing Science to detox heavy metals for Parkinson's relief. Listen now.
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Get the buttons here!Kristen Harper's Guide to Detoxing Heavy Metals for Parkinson's Relief
There are, believe me when I say many, many options that are helping people reverse their symptoms.
Ever wondered how to naturally detoxify heavy metals that might be affecting your neurological health? Kristen Harper, a nutritional balancing and lifestyle coach, dives into this very topic in a compelling episode of 'Pathways to Parkinson's Relief'. Harper introduces the concept of Nutritional Balancing Science, a method developed by Dr. Larry Wilson, which uses hair analysis to detect mineral imbalances and toxic metals in the body.
She explains how these imbalances can impact those with Parkinson's and offers practical advice on how to address them. From specific diets and essential minerals like omega-3s and zinc to the use of near-infrared lamp saunas for detoxification, Harper's recommendations are thorough and actionable. She also shares intriguing findings from hair analyses of individuals with Parkinson's, providing a unique perspective on managing the condition.
This episode is packed with useful tips and insights for anyone looking to explore natural ways to support their neurological health. Plus, it includes details about the upcoming Parkinsons Recovery Summit in Santa Fe, where Harper will be one of the featured presenters. Tune in for a wealth of information that could make a real difference in your journey with Parkinson's.