With the COVID outbreak, you may be wondering how you can strengthen your immune system, which remedies and treatments are helping patients in Chinese hospitals to get better, and natural methods that may help reduce side effects of the vaccine.

Our Bootcamp is designed to help you do exactly that.

This intensive 3 day Bootcamp will help you put together a plan to help protect yourself against coronaviruses. Natural remedies and treatments are helping COVID patients in China to reduce as much as 70% of their symptoms and to recover from long-haul illness or debilitating vaccine reactions.

The effects of COVID can be devastating, and there is still a lot of speculation about the long-term effects of the disease.

With the release of the vaccines, the numbers of new cases have plateaued in the US, but it also brings a new issue to the Lyme community.

Many Lyme patients have been advised by their doctors not to get vaccines for concerns about undesirable immune reactions, so we have received this question many times over the last several months:

"Should I get the COVID vaccine?"

Because of this, we have decided to contribute a portion of the training to help inform you about known reactions and potential treatments.

Since this is an individual decision that should be discussed with your medical providers, we can point out risk factors that may be important in making your decision...

And help guide you in weighing the risks and benefits.

In total... you'll get:

• A detailed plan unique to you on how to protect your self from COVID
• A detailed plan on what to do if you contract COVID
• And a decision matrix to help you understand potential reactions and their underlying factors
  

When is it you ask? 

January 11th, January 13th, and January 14th.

Each session is from 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm EST.

And don't worry! 

If you can't make the live webinars, they will be recorded for you to keep! 

[ This training is not intended to diagnose treat or cure COVID. Remedies mentioned in the training are experimental and have not been FDA approved on treating COVID ]