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TahoeFest 2013 – Practical Tools for Your Practice
By Mark Schauss | February 19, 2013
TahoeFest 2013, to be held to the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Incline Village, Nevada on the shores of Lake Tahoe is shaping up as the go to seminar of the year. Hosted by yours truly, Mark Schauss, it will provide the attendees practical tools to help improve their practice. The prestigious group of speakers includes Luke Bucci, PhD, Ryan Bentley, DC, John Young, MD, Karen Hotchkiss, MD, and Mark Newman, MS. When the TahoeFest 2013 conference is over, you will be able to put all of the information presented into use the first day you are back at your practice.
Here is a run down on some of the topics and speakers that will be presenting at TahoeFest 2013:
Dr. Ryan Bentley, DC – Sex, Lies and Cholesterol and Hitting the Target in Diagnosing and Treating Thyroid and Carbohydrate Metabolism Dysfunction
Dr. Luke Bucci, PhD – Joint and Arthritis Supplements and the Real Facts Behind Them
Mark Newman, MS – A New Paradigm in Hormone Testing: Diurnal Urine Testing
Mark Schauss, DBA – Advanced Ways to Utilize Laboratory Testing to Get Maximum Results, Elite Athlete Case Studies, and Safe and Effective Heavy Metal Detoxification Protocols
Karen Hotchkiss, MD – Reversing Rheumatoid Arthritis – A Case Study
John Young, MD – Reversing Type II Diabetes in 6 weeks
To sign up for TahoeFest 2013 just click this link.
For reservations and special room rates of $159 per room (this is an incredible deal for this world class resort), please use the link below or call the Hyatt at 888-421-1442 and say that you are attending the Lab Interpretation Informational Talk. Hyatt Room Reservations
The conference location is one of the most beautiful spots in the world. Come and spend some time relaxing in their indoor-outdoor pool or just take in the incredible scenery that is sure to make the trip a memorable one.
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