Lee Cowden, MD speaks January in AZ

[Guest guest]

Arizona Lyme Disease Association Meeting

River Center Library

5605 E. River Road, Tuscon, Arizona

northeast corner of River & Craycroft

Saturday, January 10, 2009

W. LEE COWDEN M.D.

W. LEE COWDEN, M.D., University of Texas Medical School, is board certified

in internal medicine, cardiovascular disease, and clinical nutrition and is

accomplished in a wide range of alternative therapies. Dr. Cowden will give two

talks – the first is to parents of autistic children and the second will focus on

adults with Lyme.

11:30 am – 1:00 pm

Lyme Autism Detoxification:

Reverse Advanced Autism by Using Safe Novel

Detoxification and Natural Treatments of Chronic

Microbial Brain Inf

lammation

A large percentage of children with autism have unrecognized Lyme disease

(Borrelia, Bartonella and/or Babesia) causing inflammation in the brain.

The challenges of making this diagnosis in the autistic child and the highly

successful natural treatment options will be discussed. The brains of autistic

children are toxic from heavy metals, pesticides and various other toxins.

Methods to inexpensively identify these toxins and methods to rapidly remove

these toxins from the autistic child’s brain will be described. Several autistic

children unable to speak on initial evaluation were able to start speaking phrases

and sentences within just a few days as a result of undergoing these natural,

non-invasive detoxification techniques.

1:00 pm – 2:30 pm

Lunch and Silent Auction at Ric’s Cafe (adjacent to Library)

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm

Lyme Disease Treatment Using Cowden Protocol

Dr. Cowden's protocol has been undergoing studies for effectiveness for Chronic

Lyme disease for the past several years. The protocol includes Peruvian herbs

Cumanda, Samento and Burbur, among others. Many of these herbal remedies

have been used for over two thousand years to cure serious diseases such as

Malaria. The herbs are found to be safe and effective in killing the bacteria but

leaving the friendly flora alone.

Questions? Contact:

Donna at nanandbo@...

orJane at 529-0221

AzLyme.org

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Donation:

$5.00

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