Hormone Expert Sara Gottfried Announces Nationwide Tour

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GREEN BAY, WI (September 12, 2013) – This fall, Sara Gottfried, MD, will kick off her seven-city tour, “The Top Seven Hormone Imbalances and How to Correct Them Naturally”. Sponsored by Integrative Therapeutics, this professional-exclusive seminar is based on the research in her best-selling book The Hormone Cure.

Statistics reveal that almost 80 percent of women suffer from some kind of hormonal imbalance, and it’s estimated that almost 2.2 billion women over the age of fifty, around the world, will suffer from hormonal imbalance by the year 2025.

Gottfried has mapped the most common symptoms from her own practice to hone in on the top seven hormonal imbalances affecting patients. She performed multiple quantitative surveys and then applied and tested The Gottfried ProtocolTM in her cohort of 10,000 patients in the past 10 years.

In this continuing education seminar, she will discuss the hormones and endocrinology, neurotransmitters, physiology, research, and clinical perspectives that support her protocol for restoring hormonal balance.

“When you understand the root cause of your patient’s symptoms, you are far more likely to achieve a sustained benefit in health when you apply a science-based correction. My protocol addresses lifestyle redesign, nutritional gaps, and proven botanical remedies,” explains Gottfried.

“The Top Seven Hormone Imbalances” tour begins September 26th in Scottsdale, AZ. To view the full list of locations and continuing education credits, visit integrativepro.com/Gottfried.

Razi Ann Berry
Author: Razi Ann Berry

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