“Your thermal patterns relate to the

function of your heart, lungs, digestive and vascular systems, liver, gallbladder, thyroid, muscles and bones,” Nezam advises. “They also relate to breast health. Medical research published at U.S. cancer centers has estimated that DITI can detect early changes relating to breast tumors forming, five years before a mammogram will find a growth.”

For more information, contact James Nezam, CCT, at 239-288-9212 or medi- calthermo@yahoo.com. Visit Medical- Thermo.com. See ad, page 27.

Schardt Relocates to Beacon Exec Suites

M

itzi Schardt, MSN, NP, of

Living Waters, Inte- grative Health Sys- tems, Inc., has relo- cated to the Beacon Executive Suites, at 8359 Beacon Boulevard, in Fort Myers. Schardt, a certified Wiley Pro- tocol provider, offers advanced health and nutritional testing and hormone evaluation and treatment in Suite 400 of the complex, formerly known as Beacon Manor. Schardt says she is pleased to join the

Mitzi Schardt

variety of alternative health providers at the complex that includes chiropractors, massage therapists, an organic estheti- cian, an organic food co-op, a health and vitamin shop, an acupuncturist and counseling services. “There is a great deal of uncertainty

about our national healthcare plan, and science is advancing so much faster than the American healthcare system,” says Schardt. “Becoming an educated consumer and active participant in your healthcare decisions, and putting your health status at the top of your list of priorities, is your best defense.”

For more info or to make an appointment, call 239-471-7152, visit WPProvider. com or email Mitzi@WPProvider.com. See ad, page 18.

natural awakenings

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