The Gut-Brain Connection | How Injury Happens and What You Can Do About It. FREE Webinar!

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The Gut-Brain Connection | How Injury Happens and What You Can Do About It 

Date: June 11, 2015 | Time: 12pm – 1pm EST | Registration Fee: FREE

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The gut and brain are intimately connected. As the gut barrier degrades, it increases intestinal permeability, commonly known as leaky gut. This, in turn, leads to permeability of the blood brain barrier. In this webinar, Dr. Zach Bush will outline how permeability occurs and steps to improve your overall health.

TMR Restore WebinarPlease register for The Gut-Brain Connection: How Injury Happens and What You Can Do About It HERE. After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the training.

This webinar is brought to you by The Thinking Moms’ Revolution and Restore For Health.

Disclaimer
The Thinking Moms’ Revolution is presenting this Webinar for informational purposes only. It is your responsibility to know and comply with your state regulations. Always remember to connect with your child’s physician before implementing any treatment protocol.
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One Response to The Gut-Brain Connection | How Injury Happens and What You Can Do About It. FREE Webinar!

  1. Kristen greiner says:

    Hi! Just came across your site! Great article on your son and vaccines. Thank you for your bravery and sharing. Sorry about all the attacks. I stopped discussing with people although my heart breaks when they head for the needles….

    Please keep me updated on your webinars! They look great. Thanks again for your important work. It’s so helpful for us moms. With kind regards, Kristen

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