Free vitamins, heavy metal detox, and removal of amalgam fillings.

[davey72]

I just came across something pretty interesting that is being offered in Calgary, Alberta. Apparently they also do it on site in other places around Alberta, and British Columbia. It was completely free when my friend joined, but they are going to start charging $25/three months,starting in January. It is being done by a local philanthropist. I asked them if i could recommend them to anyone, and was invited to do so. Included is the brochure.

 

[stellar]

I just came across something pretty interesting that is being offered in Calgary, Alberta. Apparently they also do it on site in other places around Alberta, and British Columbia. It was completely free when my friend joined, but they are going to start charging $25/three months,starting in January. It is being done by a local philanthropist. I asked them if i could recommend them to anyone, and was invited to do so. Included is the brochure.

Sounds like a really good service; a helpful find, thank you Davey 72

 

[Beau]

I'm not sure if you meant to imply that this NPO will pay for removal of amalgams, but it doesn't look like that is the case:

Your initial visit with our team encompasses some of the most progressive testing as well as a lifestyle questionnaire and biometric measurements such as your height, weight, waist girth and blood pressure. We perform extensive blood tests and urine tests to measure your nutrient levels and possible markers for disease. We inquire about your dental history and recommend the removal of mercury amalgam fillings to encourage a healthy mouth. These assessments allow us to appropriately evaluate your current health status and your potential health risks. In a private discussion with one of our clinicians, you work together to formulate a custom plan for optimum health. We also give you an initial supply of high quality vitamins and minerals that are no longer found in most foods today.

Aside from that, it looks interesting. But they have virtually zero online presence. No website at least. I would be interested in what exactly they recommend as far as diet is concerned. It sounds like they have their heads on straight, but without knowing the details of their protocols it's hard to say if they are truly good for people. Obviously their trumpeting of removing heavy metals and amalgams from the body and taking supplements is going to be helpful, but do they introduce meat and fat into the diet primarily and do they suggest elimination of grains, dairy, and processed foods?

 

[davey72]

Yes,i was told that they go through your insurance if yoú have it,otherwise they pay for it . Contact them for further info.

 

[stellar]

I'm not sure if you meant to imply that this NPO will pay for removal of amalgams, but it doesn't look like that is the case:

Your initial visit with our team encompasses some of the most progressive testing as well as a lifestyle questionnaire and biometric measurements such as your height, weight, waist girth and blood pressure. We perform extensive blood tests and urine tests to measure your nutrient levels and possible markers for disease. We inquire about your dental history and recommend the removal of mercury amalgam fillings to encourage a healthy mouth. These assessments allow us to appropriately evaluate your current health status and your potential health risks. In a private discussion with one of our clinicians, you work together to formulate a custom plan for optimum health. We also give you an initial supply of high quality vitamins and minerals that are no longer found in most foods today.

Aside from that, it looks interesting. But they have virtually zero online presence. No website at least. I would be interested in what exactly they recommend as far as diet is concerned. It sounds like they have their heads on straight, but without knowing the details of their protocols it's hard to say if they are truly good for people. Obviously their trumpeting of removing heavy metals and amalgams from the body and taking supplements is going to be helpful, but do they introduce meat and fat into the diet primarily and do they suggest elimination of grains, dairy, and processed foods?

I guess from there it is up to individual to look into other sources for research and facts as common sense would dictate.At least the initial advice and encouragement seems to come from genuine intentions. As always caution and lots of questions is key to finding truth. :)

 

[davey72]

I'm not sure if you meant to imply that this NPO will pay for removal of amalgams, but it doesn't look like that is the case:

Your initial visit with our team encompasses some of the most progressive testing as well as a lifestyle questionnaire and biometric measurements such as your height, weight, waist girth and blood pressure. We perform extensive blood tests and urine tests to measure your nutrient levels and possible markers for disease. We inquire about your dental history and recommend the removal of mercury amalgam fillings to encourage a healthy mouth. These assessments allow us to appropriately evaluate your current health status and your potential health risks. In a private discussion with one of our clinicians, you work together to formulate a custom plan for optimum health. We also give you an initial supply of high quality vitamins and minerals that are no longer found in most foods today.

Aside from that, it looks interesting. But they have virtually zero online presence. No website at least. I would be interested in what exactly they recommend as far as diet is concerned. It sounds like they have their heads on straight, but without knowing the details of their protocols it's hard to say if they are truly good for people. Obviously their trumpeting of removing heavy metals and amalgams from the body and taking supplements is going to be helpful, but do they introduce meat and fat into the diet primarily and do they suggest elimination of grains, dairy, and processed foods?

I guess from there it is up to individual to look into other sources for research and facts as common sense would dictate.At least the initial advice and encouragement seems to come from genuine intentions. As always caution and lots of questions is key to finding truth. :)

This is what my intentions were. As far as a website,i havent checked yet,but they have one listed in the info. I was referred by a friend,so i know what he has gotten for free,and i have an appointment. I will try to find the website,and list it here. Otherwiae,ya, one can go from there.