Breaking the Cycle from Inflammation to Autoimmunity

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Tuesday, September 29th, 2015
7:00 PM to 9:00 PM

BREAKING THE CYCLE FROM INFLAMMATION TO AUTOIMMUNITY with Dr. John Yim

More Canadians suffer from inflammation and autoimmunity than heart disease or cancer. By learning to prevent and reverse inflammation, one decreases the risk of all chronic degenerative diseases. Muscle or joint pains, chronic fatigue, inflammatory bowel disease, headaches, dermatitis, excess weight, allergies, can all be due to inflammation.

The more inflammatory symptoms one has, the greater the risk of developing an autoimmune disorder. If you have one autoimmune condition like rheumatoid arthritis, you are 3 times more likely to develop a second autoimmune disorder like colitis.

In this informative and entertaining talk, Dr. John Yim, N.D., will explain the causes of inflammation and autoimmunity and how you can prevent or reverse their progress through nutrition and lifestyle choices.

HYPOTHYROIDISM: Why Do I Feel so Terrible When My Lab Tests are Normal? with Dr. Carmen Luterbach

Do you have unexplained fatigue, mood swings, persistent skin rashes, constipation, hair loss or intolerance to cold weather? You may be experiencing low thyroid function: also known as hypothyroidism.

Do you wonder why your thyroid lab tests continue to come back in the "normal" range? Do your symptoms go untreated because of these "normal" lab tests? Are you frustrated and not finding the answers you need? Do you want to feel in control of your health? If you answered yes to any of the above questions, it is time to get some answers.

You are invited to attend Dr. Yim's and Dr. Luterbach's presentation on Breaking the Cycle from Inflammation to Autoimmunity and Hypothyroidism: Why Do I Feel so Terrible When My Lab Tests are Normal?.

Time: 7-9 pm

Reserve seating only, contact Vita-Care Natural Health Clinic to reserve your spot at 250-755-1930.

This is a fund raising event for Loaves and Fishes. Suggested donation: a food item and/or $20.00.