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European Secrets

TO HEAL YOUR LIVER

What your teeth, eyes and emotions


can tell you about your liver health

Dr. Sharon Stills


European Secrets
TO HEAL YOUR LIVER

Publisher & Author: Dr. Sharon Stills

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European Secrets
TO HEAL YOUR LIVER

TABLE OF CONTENTS

MANY YEARS AGO… P5

THE WAYS WE DAMAGE OUR LIVER​ P6

EATING TRANS FATS P6

HEALTHY OILS P6

​DRINKING ALCOHOL ​ ​P7

EATING SUGAR P7

EATING TOO MUCH SALT ​ P8

TAKING PAINKILLERS AND OTHER DRUGS​ ​P8

​DRINKING TOO LITTLE WATER P9

NOW LET’S TALK ABOUT OUR MOUTHS… P10

THE MAIN THINGS THAT CAN AFFECT A TOOTH P10

THE ANATOMY OF THE LIVER P11

MY PATIENT'S STORY P12

BLOODWORK P13

COMPUTERIZED REGULATION THERMOMETRY P14

TAKE-HOME MESSAGE P14

RECOMMENDED TESTING P14

TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE P15

24 HOUR QI CYCLE P16

CASTOR OIL PACKS P17

LEMON WATER CLEANSE P18

THE LIVER AND YOUR EMOTIONS P19

NOURISHMENT FOR BODY, MIND & SOUL P20

ABOUT THE AUTHOR | DR. SHARON STILLS, NMD P21


European Secrets
TO HEAL YOUR LIVER

MANY YEARS AGO...

Many years ago, before I went to Naturopathic Medical School, I spent a lot of my time
working as a receptionist. It was a small firm just outside New York. Each morning I would
commute through tons of traffic, clock in, and get ready to get stuff done.

With a limited team, everyone had their part to play. The sales team made the calls and
landed the deals, billing made sure we had the money coming in and going out to keep
our clients and vendors happy, our techs hit the streets and got the work done for our
clients and management made sure we stayed on point.

I was no exception. I had a role to play in the business and without my support, things
would fall apart.

I was the “gopher”, the gatekeeper, and the sorter.

Now I know that you are here to learn about your liver and you are wondering why I’m
telling you about my past job but the reason I bring this up is because your liver has many
of these same functions in the business that is YOUR BODY!!

Think about it. The receptionist acts as a gatekeeper to ensure unnecessary solicitations,
junk mail and calls are filtered out (viruses, mold, toxins, parasites) to ensure that only vital
communications get into the department that needs them to fulfill their role (phase 1
detoxification). Communications are reviewed and sorted to ensure deliverability (phase 2
detoxification). Receptionists are in charge of producing communications to ensure each
department gets what they need to operate effectively, delivering this information through
memos, emails and calls (hormones).

The liver does the same sort of triage for our bodies.

So what happens when you hack the emails, dump a truckload of paperwork on the desk,
pour some water on the computer and then ask why they haven’t got the work done…
Seems cruel, right? Yet, we often, unknowingly, do the exact same thing to our liver.

Before we get into the secrets - I want to share this with you… Let’s take a look at how we
are contributing to stressing out our livers and the whole darn office!

Some of the ways we damage our liver include:

EATING TRANS FATS​

These are often found in fast foods, processed and pre-packaged ready-made foods, and
margarine. ALL BIG NO-NOs for me and hopefully now for you too!!

​Your liver cannot safely tolerate any amount of trans fats as they cause an increase in blood
sugar and fat to deposit on the liver. Over time regular intake of trans fats causes too much
fat in the liver cells. The liver cells begin to swell causing liver tissue to harden and scar.
Let’s talk Oils…

Eating Industrial Seed Oils

Canola, Corn, Cottonseed, Soy, Sunflower, Safflower, Rapeseed and Rice Bran. I know these
sound healthy but trust me they are NOT! They are the industry's way of disposing of
agricultural waste and do nothing but lead to inflammation in your body and of course
your liver.

Healthy Oils you do NOT need to be afraid of consuming...

Extra Virgin Olive

Coconut/MCT

Avocado

Hemp Seed

Grass-Fed Butter

Ghee
​DRINKING ALCOHOL ​

When we consume alcohol, the liver diverts its energy to convert alcohol into a less toxic
substance but leaves the liver vulnerable to not adequately doing its other critical
functions. Think of my receptionist analogy! If not doing their job effectively, the alcohol
you ingest can be converted to formaldehyde…

Yep, the same stuff in products such as glues, permanent press fabrics, paints,
lacquers, and other toxic products.

Alcohol you ingested


can be converted to
formaldehyde...

EATING SUGAR

​Sugar directly damages the liver. Sugar is as toxic as alcohol and can be even more
addictive than cocaine. Trust me - I know this firsthand ;)

Sugar can be even


more addictive than
cocaine
EATING TOO MUCH SALT ​

Too much table-salt consumption increases blood pressure in your liver’s main artery
eventually leading to chronic liver disease. Himalayan Salt is another story as it provides a
complete array of minerals that your body can utilize.

TAKING PAINKILLERS AND OTHER DRUGS​

Many drugs are metabolized by the liver. These


drugs can surpass a safe threshold of liver tolerance
and can cause significant liver damage:
Acetaminophen, Paracetamol, Narcotics, Sleeping
Meds, Ritalin, Amphetamine, Nicotine, and too many
more to keep listing here. Now, I'm not telling you to
stop your meds or trying to make you feel bad if you
are dependent upon them. Pain is no joke and

sometimes we gotta do what we gotta do just to get some relief. However, if you find
yourself dependent on some of these pharmaceuticals I invite you to find a Naturopathic
Physician who can help you safely wean off and use more natural methods to handle
your pain.

Taking Certain Supplements and Vitamins

Just because it is “natural” doesn’t mean it’s safe! Consult with your physician for possible
interactions and don’t just feed into the hype you read online. With over 20+ years of
clinical experience, I’ll tell you, the most harmful drug/supplement you take is the one you
don't discuss with your Naturopathic Physician!

Just because it is
“natural” doesn’t mean
it’s safe!
​DRINKING TOO LITTLE WATER

Hydrate! Hydrate! Hydrate! Water helps flush waste out of the body. This prevents toxins
from building up and hurting the liver. Proper hydration makes the blood thinner, and
hence, easier for the liver to filter the blood and remove toxins.

And let us not forget the teeth. Now I know you probably never thought your teeth had
anything to do with your liver. I know I didn’t until I started studying over in Europe and
learned about the interconnection of our mouth to our entire body. As a matter of fact,
over there the dentist and the physician are part of the same clinic and you see the dentist
first so all your teeth issues can be cleared up because it is not possible to heal the body if
there are issues in the mouth.

Hydration prevents
toxins from building up
and hurting the liver
NOW LET’S TALK ABOUT OUR MOUTHS…

Did you know that chronic pain in your canine teeth can be a sign of inflammation of the
liver or the gallbladder? That’s because the canine teeth are connected to your
liver/gallbladder meridian. Every tooth in your mouth is an actual living organ and has an
impact on specific organs just like the organs can have an impact on that tooth.

You have to open that mouth to drink the water and hydrate your body. The place where
the digestive tract begins…. But there is so much more to our teeth/oral health than just
what society trains us to think; get your teeth cleaned once a year, see if you have any
cavities and get a root canal if your tooth dies. Which let’s just say right here right now is
absurd. A tooth is a living organ and when it dies it needs to be removed from the body
not retained as a root canal which causes all sorts of disruptions to the energetic flow,
lymphatic flow, blood flow and severely undermines your immune system. So let’s discuss
your teeth! Now I know you probably never thought your teeth had anything to do with
your liver. I know I didn’t until I started studying over in Europe and learned about the
interconnection of our mouth to our entire body. As a matter of fact over there the dentist
and the physician are part of the same clinic; under the same roof and you see the dentist
first so all your teeth issues can be cleared up because it is not possible to heal the body if
there are issues that are unresolved in the mouth.

Did you know that chronic pain in your canine teeth can be a sign of inflammation of the
liver or the gallbladder???? That’s because the canine teeth are connected to your
liver/gallbladder meridian. Every tooth in your mouth is an actual living organ and has an
impact on specific organs just like vice versa the organs can have an impact on that tooth.
Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Does it really matter - let’s be kind to both?

THE MAIN THINGS THAT CAN AFFECT A TOOTH:

1. A root canal

2. Mercury (Amalgam) Fillings

3. Composite (Plastic) Fillings that your

body is reacting to

4. Periodontal (Gum) Disease

5. Galvanic Shock

6. Titanium Implants

7. Scars from previous dental work and/or

injuries
Yes, I am a physician teaching you about liver and gallbladder health telling you that you
need to have an amazing Biological Dentist on your team. That is how important your
mouth is to your overall health. A proper evaluation needs to be completed by a qualified
dentist using a Cone Beam ct scan as well as a CRT scan by a qualified physician.
Ultimately your mouth will be free of toxic fillings and contain porcelain ceramic ones
where needed. Your mouth will have zero titanium implants and if an implant is needed it
will be with a clean safe system made of Zirconia (beware that not all zirconia implants are
made equal). There will be no metals to create galvanic shock and your gums will be clean
and healthy. Home pro-tip -a water waterpik with the right isopathic remedies can be a
game changer for your gums! Any scars will be addressed with neural therapy (procaine
injections) and Root Canaled teeth will no longer be an option.

BTW a little bit of basic details about your liver:

THE ANATOMY OF THE LIVER

This workhorse doesn't get the


LIVER ANATOMY
respect it deserves. Weighing in at
roughly three pounds, the liver is
reddish-brown in color and feels
rubbery to the touch. Normally you
can't feel the liver, because it's
protected by the rib cage.

The liver has two large sections,


called the right and the left lobes.
The gallbladder sits under the liver,
along with parts of the pancreas
and intestines. The liver and these
organs work together to digest,
absorb, and process food.

The liver is one of the largest solid organs (the skin is first) and is essential for our survival.
This organ performs over 500 processes including removal of toxins from the body’s blood
supply, maintaining healthy blood sugar levels, regulating blood clotting, and hundreds of
other vital functions.
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Let’s take a look ;) at your eyes and their connection to your liver and gallbladder
In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) the liver energy opens up into the eyes.
Let me tell you a patient story to illustrate this for you.

MY PATIENT'S STORY

Early on in my practice over 15 years ago I had a patient come to see me who was
complaining of dry eyes. The easy thing to do would have been to give her some of my
magical Mucokehl Isopathic Eye Drops from Germany but that is what lazy doctoring
consists of; treating a symptom with a medication - even if it’s a natural one.

Not me - I look at symptoms as sacRED messengers telling us that something is out of


balance. So yes, I gave her the eye drops (because I’m not a fan of suffering) but I also
started thinking about all the other reasons that could be causative of her dry eyes. It could
have been anything from dehydration to lack of sleep, hormonal imbalances to excess
screen time, toxins in eye makeup to excess exposure to pollution and heavy metals. And
of course, it could be a liver issue because we now know that the liver energy opens up
into the eyes via the energetic pathways. So if the liver chi (energy) is off then the eyes can
have dysfunction.

It’s funny we can’t always actually see what is wrong especially when it is affecting our
eyes. Pun intended. Some of the most toxic issues that affect us are unseen -such as

negative thoughts and EMF exposure.

So what did I do for this patient as a thorough and curious physician? I explored all options
even though her dry eyes were relieved by the drops. I still knew we had to get to the root
cause. I focused on getting her hydrated, handling her EMF etiquette, balancing all her
hormones and doing diagnostics on her liver. And it’s a good thing I did…
The two diagnostics I want to talk about here are important for you to know about for
yourself and your loved ones and are not very common.

Bloodwork

It is very common to run liver enzymes in patients. I’m pretty sure all of you if not the
majority of you have at one point in your life had blood run and that included your liver
enzymes. It’s the very basics that most physicians run. Now, if you are found to have
elevated liver enzymes in your blood work that means the inflammation has progressed
beyond mild; that your liver cells are rupturing and spilling enzymes into your
bloodstream. The three main enzymes that are typically checked are SGOT/AST, SGPT/ALT
and Alkaline Phosphatase (ALP). Her levels of these three markers were actually not
alarming so if I wasn’t thorough I could have declared her liver as healthy. But I’m actually
thinking of changing my middle name to thorough ;)

The marker I checked and what I want all of you to ask your own personal physician to run
was her Serum Gamma Glutamyl Transferase (GGT) levels in her blood.

In medical school, they teach us that GGT is only useful to rule out if someone is an
alcoholic and if your patient is trustworthy and says they don’t drink then there is no need
to run it. To me, that is ridiculous because there are so many other reasons for GGT being
elevated and if I had never tested it I would have totally missed her diagnosis of Primary
Biliary Cirrhosis.

GGT is actually a more sensitive and specific indicator of liver dysfunction than serum
alkaline phosphatase (ALP) as well as GPT and ALT. It is often increased when there is too
much alcohol being consumed and it is also increased in all common forms of liver/biliary
dysfunction and is generally increased above SGPT/ALT and SGOT/AST with biliary tree
problems (gallbladder, common bile duct and pancreas), obstructive disease and as I
mentioned before alcoholism. Other less common causes for an increased GGT include
excessive free radical activity, primary biliary cirrhosis (which is what my patient had)
brucellosis, hepatitis, mono, several types of cancer, bacterial and viral infection, parasites,
diabetes, congestive heart failure, chronic ischemic heart disease, acute myocardial infarct,
essential hypertension, influenza, rheumatoid arthritis, dermatomyositis, asthma,
myocarditis, and acute and chronic liver dysfunction.

Primary biliary cirrhosis is a serious auto-immune condition that you may not know you
have and that can be missed for years by your physician. I, too, would have never ended up
diagnosing it if I hadn’t been led to this serious liver/gb condition through her eyes!!!
The second diagnostic tool that I want you all to know about is Computerized

Regulation Thermometry.

Often we need to see things happening before they have made their way to the
bloodwork and that is why I use Computerized Regulation Thermometry (CRT). CRT is an
amazing tool for analyzing how the body is regulating itself. Regulation is an expression of
the Autonomic Nervous System. We cannot heal if the body is stuck in Sympathetic
Overdrive. We cannot heal if the body does not know how to respond to stress and adapt
to the various insults it is exposed to on a daily basis. So How does the CRT work???

By using a handheld device I sample approximately 120 dynamically-changing skin


temperatures before and after a cool-air stress. These points are specifically correlated with
all the major organs of the body via the neurological reflexes of organs and tissues through
the Spinal Reflex Arc of the ANS. This is non-invasive, with no radiation exposure and is the
only reproducible and reliable way I know of to measure the health of the lymphatic
system, the regulation of your oral microbiome and of course the regulation of all your
vital organs. Patterns seen are corroborated with laboratory and imaging diagnostics and
backed by robust data accumulated over the last 40 years. For women this is the most
effective tool to look at breast health and liver health is intimately related to the potential
development of cancer and this tool can see it. This is very different from infrared cameras
which many of you may be familiar with but which is actually quite controversial in its
medical applications and does not compare to the information found in this test.

Take-Home Message

The body is connected and all symptoms are clues as to what the underlying issues are.

Recommended Testing

1. Computerized Regulation Thermometry


2. GGT in bloodwork
TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE

In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), there is a cycle of qi around the clock. Each organ
has a correlation with certain time frames. You are most likely familiar with the terms
diurnal and nocturnal. Nocturnal means at night -think of animals such as the bat which is
only active at night. And the diurnal portion of this cycle has to do with the day. But in TCM
each two-hour segment of this cycle is related to a specific organ and its flow of qi. For
example, the time of the lungs is between 3:00-5:00 a.m. This is why many monks wake at
4:00 a.m. to meditate because the lung energy is at its highest during this point. If you
have asthma and you have difficulty breathing during this time frame then it is due to
weakened lung qi. And the liver qi period is from 1:00-3:00 a.m. Do you find yourself
waking up at the same time each night??? I find many of my patients over the years always
talk about waking up and staring at the clock during this exact time from. Not only does
this mean there is an issue with your sleep but it means there is an issue with your liver
energy that must be addressed.

Back to the liver. During the hours of 1:00-3:00 a.m. the qi will move inward as it helps to
restore and replenish the body. Remember the liver has so many functions and also helps
to cleanse the blood and facilitate the flow of qi and blood throughout the whole body.
Liver Qi Stagnation can manifest in many ways such as abdominal distention, menstrual
irregularities, joint pain, and anger/depression. Following the liver time, the next 12 hours
are more focused on assimilation, digestion and elimination of food through organs such
as the colon, stomach and spleen. The mid-afternoon slows down as it begins to prepare
for the regeneration that will occur while you sleep. There is also the fact that at the
opposite of 1:00-3:00 a.m. during the 1:00-3:00 p.m. hours when the small intestine is the
most active that the liver energy will be at it’s lowest.

During a 24-hour period, your energy or Qi (pronounced “chee”) moves through the organ
systems in two-hour intervals. Qi draws inward to help restore the body between the hours
of 1:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. The liver cleanses the blood and performs other functions, such
as getting the blood ready to travel outward into the rest of the body. Over the next 12
hours, Qi cycles through the organs that assimilate, digest and eliminate food through the
body or our diurnal organs. By mid-afternoon, the body begins to slow down again in
preparation for the nocturnal phase. The nocturnal phase is all about restoring and
maintaining. So when one organ system is at its peak, its counterpart, on the opposite side
of the clock is at its lowest point.
HERE’S A BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE 24 HOUR QI CYCLE:

24 HOUR QI CYCLE CHART

3 a.m. to 5 a.m. is Lung time

5 a.m. to 7 a.m. is Large Intestine time

7 a.m. to 9 a.m. is Stomach time

9 a.m. to 11 a.m. is Spleen time

11 a.m. to 1 a.m. is Heart time

1 p.m. to 3 p.m. is Small Intestine time

3 p.m. to 5 p.m. is Urinary Bladder time

5 p.m. to 7 p.m. is Kidney time

7 p.m. to 9 p.m. is Pericardium time

9 p.m. to 11 p.m. is Triple Burner time

11 p.m. to 1 a.m. is Gall Bladder time

1 a.m. to 3 a.m. is Liver time

This chart can be one of the most important and easy to follow tools to track your
symptoms and see what organ system is related to your issues allowing you to get to the
root cause of your dis-ease.

For example, in a perfect world, a great time to support your liver when it is at its lowest
would be during 1-3pm with castor oil packs. Of course do the best you can at a time that
fits best with your lifestyle.
Here are the instructions I hand out to patients directly in my practice.

CASTOR OIL PACKS

Instructions for use:


Materials needed:

Heat the castor oil on the stove in 1. Castor oil- cold pressed is preferred over refined

a pan. Get it as hot as possible but


2. Flannel cloth-wool is preferred over cotton unless
DO NOT BURN YOURSELF.
unavailable or allergy exists

While the castor oil is heating up, 3. Parchment Paper


prepare the slightly larger
parchment paper (material listed 4. Hot water bottle or low EMF heating pad

above #3). Set aside. Remove the


5. Bath towel - place underneath you to prevent
castor oil from the stove.
staining couch
Submerge the flannel cloth into
the castor oil. It should be wet but 6. Old clothes you don’t care to stain
not dripping.

The saturated cloth will be placed directly on the skin on the area of the body Dr. Stills has
recommended. Be sure to cover the treated area entirely with the flannel cloth.
Place the parchment paper on top. Then place a low EMF heating pad or hot water bottle
over the top of the parchment paper - if using the heating pad use a high setting but not
so high as to cause burning. The heat will promote absorption of the oil and soothe the
intestines. This is generally left in place for approximately one hour. You can read, watch tv,
listen to music, meditate, etc. Place a bath towel underneath you to avoid any staining the
oil may cause.

Castor Bean, Ricinus communis


Castor Oil comes from extracting oil from the


seeds of the Ricinus communis plant. These
seeds, which are known as castor beans, contain
a toxic enzyme called ricin. However, the heating
process that castor oil undergoes deactivates it,
allowing the oil to be used safely.
Note: the heat should not be used if an internal abscess or appendicitis is suspected.

Always check with YOUR physician before starting anything new :) Afterwards, the skin can
be cleaned with a solution containing 2 teaspoons of baking soda in one quart of water. Or
you can just let it soak in if you don’t mind being sticky. The flannel itself may be used
repeatedly and can be stored in a plastic bag or container between uses. Replace every 4-6
weeks.

It is best if the packs are used on a cyclical basis with rest periods in between. For example,
4 nights on 3 nights off. If this is not possible then do the best you can do to apply the
treatment as often as possible. Dr. Stills recommends you apply the treatment: 4 nights a
week just as it was channeled originally by Edgar Cayce.

*Frequency of use is underlined.

LEMON WATER CLEANSE

Another important at-home tool you can incorporate is starting your day between 5:00-
7:00 a.m. with a filtered glass of warm water with lemon to encourage cleansing and a
bowel movement. Such a simple thing you can do all on your own that when done
consistently will have profound healing actions on your body.

Nutritional benefits of lemon


water:

A glass (150ml) of lemon water


with the juice of 1 lemon
provides approximately:

4Kcal / 16KJ
0.1g Protein
0.8g Carbohydrate
65mg Potassium
18mg Vitamin C
THE LIVER AND YOUR EMOTIONS

In studying these areas of medicine for years, I have learned how an out of whack liver may
be expressed in individuals from an emotional standpoint. Take a look inside and see if any
of these relate to you:

UNBALANCED LIVER

Intense personality stuck in anger Very competitive


Trouble making plans or going with Easily irritated
the flow if plans change Self directed anger (which can
Deep sense of hopelessness provoke auto-immune disease) ​
Tendency towards drug & alcohol abuse

Do any of these resonate? Do you feel stuck? Unable to find balance or often drift into
anger, depression, emotional dysregulation?

You are not alone. In taking a holistic look at why our body operates, away from the narrow
lens of conventional medicine, we can begin to see how these elements are related.
You are not stuck in a feeling of hopelessness due to a lack of Prozac!

And when we bring the liver into balance, you will manifest these experiences:

BALANCED LIVER

Action orientated
A sense of direction in life
Excelling in planning and organization
Able to break unwanted habits
Ability to guards the body from outside
Feeling and performing at your best
insults aka stronger immune system
Capacity for perspective and ability
to handle criticism

We must look not only at sluggish digestion, skin issues, headache, etc. to discover our liver
is out of balance; we must explore our feelings, thoughts and emotions.

As Socrates claimed "An Unexamined Life is Not Worth Living" - that's a bit harsh, but inner
work is key in outer health.
NOURISHMENT FOR BODY, MIND & SOUL

I’d like to leave you with perhaps one of the most important things in health. Focusing on
nourishment. Of course fresh, organic, greens are one of the most beneficial things you can
eat to support your liver. But nourishment is so much more than what we eat. So I invite
you to pause and inquire within on how you receive nourishment in the following areas:

FAMILY FRIENDS/TRIBE TEACHERS

MOTHER EARTH SEXUAL EXPRESSION SILENCE

MOVEMENT FURRY FRIENDS CO-WORKERS

NEIGHBORS SPIRITUAL COMMUNITY CREATIVE ENDEAVORS


ABOUT THE AUTHOR | DR. SHARON STILLS, NMD

Hi, I’m Dr. Stills and I’m grateful you are


here exploring what you can do to have
a healthier liver. Perhaps you are
struggling currently with a dis-ease
process that has turned you into a
seeker. Perhaps you have overcome a
dis-ease and just want to make sure
you continue to stay on the path
towards health. Perhaps you are feeling
healthy and strong and understand the
power of prevention and just want to
learn as much as you can, as often as

you can, to continue to perform at your optimal state. By the time you are finished with
this ebook, I know that you will have learned more about your liver than you knew
before and will also be able to institute some of the at home tips to start loving your liver
right away.

I am a Naturopathic Medical Doctor who helps women to pause and evaluate life so
they can live the second act of their story stronger, healthier, and sexier while aging
backwards. Using my 20+ years of experience and extensive training and background in
European Biological Medicine, anti-aging therapies, and Bio-identical Hormone
Replacement, I have successfully helped thousands of women transition gently through
the different stages of their lives with all natural methods. I am passionate about
spreading the word about RED– the philosophy I developed for you to Reinvent your
Health, Explore your Spirit and Discover YOUR Sexy so that you, too, can create and live
the life you desire and deserve! I founded and ran one of the largest and most successful
naturopathic clinics in the country for a decade and am the host of The Science Of Self
Healing podcast. I am an expert physician for the Women’s Health Network and I
educate other physicians as the Co-Lead North American lecturer for the Paracelsus
Academy in Switzerland. Patients work with me in a variety of ways: through
telemedicine consults and my life-changing retreats for individuals or small groups in
healing and rejuvenating locations around the world. Some of my patients will even fly
out to see me or fly me in just to get the chance to work, one on one.

LEARN MORE AT DRSTILLS.COM


European Secrets
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