Living Well Dallas Speakers Bureau
Our team of experts offers your business or non-profit organization many great topics. Book your speaking event with our team by calling 972-930-0260 or emailing info@livingwelldallas.com. See our list of topics below.
Betty
Murray, MS, CN, IFMCP
CEO
& Founder of Living Well Dallas
- Mastering
Your Sleep - Gluten,
Leaky Gut, Autoimmune
Nancy
Scheinost, MD, IFMCP
- Wine,
Women, Hormones – Why Women Get Autoimmunity 10X More Than Men - Are Bio-Identical Hormones Right For You?
- Autoimmunity: Taming the
Complexity of an Immune System on Fire
Gabrielle
Grandell, BSc, FMCHC, CLT, NBC-HWC
- Quality
over Quantity (Food/Life) - Leaky
Gut or Intestinal Permeability/Digest Health - The
Gut-Brain Connection - GMO’s
- Build
a Better Brain - Eat
the Rainbow (colorful foods – geared toward kids)
Celia
Naples, CHC
- Habit
Forming: The Secret to Replacing
Negative Habits with Positive Ones - Sugar
Is Not Your Friend - Aging
with Attitude: The Secret Formula to
Longevity
Brenda
Briscoe, LMT
- What is Bowen Therapy and Why Do I Need It?
- Migraines, TBIs, Alzheimers – Is There Really Any Help?
- Build a Better Brain
Jim
Kearney, LMT
- People-Friendly
BioEnergy Devices for Comfort, Aches and Stress Relief, Energy Enhancement
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Oxalates and Mineral Levels
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Improving Health Markers with a Ketogenic Diet
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