Date/Time
Date(s) - 23/02/2017
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Location
Relaxation Centre of Queensland
Categories
- Anxiety
- Brain-Health
- Cancer/Health/Support
- Depression
- Empowerment/Personal
- Encouragement
- Growth/Personal
- Health/Healing
- Nutrition/Diet
If society were to embrace the concept of orthomollecular medicine – healing people with high doses of vitamins – the economic benefit alone would be incredible, with people no longer absent from work for several days due to illnesses. Also we could avoid the toxins in prescribed drugs. A very recent film.
“That Vitamin Movie,” created by award-winning producer and director Michael Beattie features a long list of vitamin experts and health professionals in the complementary medicine field discussing the healing potential of vitamins.
Beattie was inspired to make this film after a close friend of three decades, told him he’d turned his life around; finally getting a handle on the depression that had plagued him. Removing sugar from his diet was the first step. Taking niacin (vitamin B3), was the second.
This tip was something Trevor had gleaned from watching the film, “Food Matters,” in which Andrew Saul, Ph.D. talks about the usefulness of niacin in the treatment of depression.
His curiosity peaked, Beattie then heard about cases of people being brought back from the brink of death with the use of high-dose vitamin C, and how many chronic diseases appear to be outgrowths of various nutrient deficiencies.
But if vitamins are so effective for treating disease, including mental disorders like depression, why aren’t doctors prescribing them instead of drugs? Together with Trevor, Beattie set out to investigate the truth of the matter.
Entry $5. No booking required for this event – Just come along – Payment on arrival.
