Upcoming Events
What Your Doctor Won’t Tell You!
Troy Marriot Lecture – May 21st
There is a new approach to many old ailments! If you suffer from thyroid problems, fatigue, high cholesterol, or decreased concentration you will benefit from this lecture. We will discuss the science behind many common disorders, and a medical, natural, and science based approach to treat these conditions without medication. Following the lecture there will be a “Question and Answer” session where you can ask about your medical condition, nutritional supplements, and alternative medical treatments.
Presenters: Mary Wilson, Nurse Practitioner, Waller Wellness Center
Catherine Waller MD, Director of Waller Wellness Center
Location: Troy Marriot, 200 W. Big Beaver Road, Troy, MI
Date & Time: Tuesday, May 21 at 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (Lecture then Q & A)
Limited seating – call 248-844-1414 (9AM to 5PM) to reserve a seat, or sign up online here.
Spring Lecture Series: Natural Treatments for a Healthy Heart and Life!
Every lecture will cover a topic related to the health of your heart and cardiovascular system. Start now on the path to improved health and longevity!
Location: Waller Wellness Center, 1854 W. Auburn Road, Suite 400, Rochester Hills (first building west of Auburn & Crooks, on the north side)
Time: Starts at 7:00 pm and lasts for about one hour, followed by a Q&A period.
Registration Required! Seating is limited to 30. Call 248-844-1414 to register!
Wednesday, May 22: Your Belly, Metabolic Syndrome, and Heart Disease: What’s the connection?
If you have a large waistline and high fasting blood sugar levels you may be at risk for Metabolic Syndrome. Left untreated, this condition can lead to diabetes and heart disease, and put you at greater risk for Alzheimer’s and cancer. Learn the science behind the syndrome, what causes it, and most importantly, how to treat it without using medication.
Presenter: Mary Wilson, Adult Nurse Practitioner
Wednesday, May 29: HCG: A “new” weight loss option. Lose up to a pound per day!
As our population increasingly becomes more obese, individuals find themselves looking for more options to assist in weight loss. Many approaches fail, and some are simply too invasive requiring risky, life-altering surgery. While the mechanism for exactly how HcG works is still unclear, its use has become increasingly popular and heavily promoted. In this presentation we will discuss the use of HcG, or human chorionic gonadotropin, as an effective approach to weight loss.
Presenter: Darci Noonchester MS, Registered Dietitian
Wednesday, June 5: Chelation Therapy: An alternative treatment for heart disease
Chelation therapy to treat cardiovascular disease was first clinically documented over 60 years ago by the renowned Dr. Norman Clarke, Sr., at Providence Hospital in Detroit. His research documented the benefits of chelation therapy to patients with blocked arteries, reduced circulation, and diabetic complications. While controversial in the field of traditional medicine, doctors practicing alternative medicine have been effectively and safely treating heart disease for six decades without surgery or pharmaceutical medication. This lecture will cover the science and history behind chelation therapy, its success in treating heart disease, and the many benefits to a person’s health.
Presenter: Mary Wilson, Adult Nurse Practitioner
Wednesday, June 12: Deep Breathing, Relaxation, and Meditation: How “chilling out” helps your heart and health
Practices such as deep breathing, progressive relaxation and meditation help clear the mind and ease stress. Research suggests that meditation reduces the risk of heart attack, stroke, and death from heart disease. These practices can reduce symptoms associated with chronic pain, digestive disorders, sleep problems, anxiety and depression. If you find it challenging to let go, tune out and be in ‘present moment’ consciousness, this lecture may be for you. Learn what happens to your mind and body as you begin a practice of relaxation.
Presenter: Kathy Paholsky Ph.D., NCTAB Craniosacral Therapist