PJIAE workers took advantage of the opportunity to update themselves on
eating healthier. The opportunity came in early February when
Nutritional Microscopist Francisco DeWeever presented a series of
workshops on alternative medicine. “PJIAE workers are insured with
Nagico and my company just signed an agreement regarding my services
with Nagico. After I presented the insurance company with proof that
alternative medicines do reverse diseases that were previously
considered incurable, they thought it would be appropriate to do some
workshops for the airport workers. And of course that is a good
opportunity to promote my business,” said Mr. DeWeever.
His
business is “Best of Nature Wellness Center” on Voges Street in
Philipsburg, where he offers nutritional microscopy, foot spa detox, Far
Infrared Sauna, colon hydrotherapy and sells natural health products.
“Changing your lifestyle does prevent and reverses diseases, including
diagnosed cancer, diabetes and even HIV,” said Mr. DeWeever. His message
to the PJIAE workers: “Move away from your bad eating habits.”
He said he himself was a victim of the society that that holds
drug-based medicine in the highest regard. “But those drugs damage more
than they cure and I learned that after I took the training by Dr.
Robert Young,” he said. Dr. Young is considered the world’s preeminent
nutritional microbiologist, based on his science, lifestyle, and diet
labeled
“The New Biology”.
Mr DeWeever extended invitations to all to visit his office to improve
their health through alternative medicine. “In fact several people from
the airport have already come for treatment,” he said. This had happened
even before the series of presentations was wrapped up, which shows that
there was an interest. “That is a good thing; but we are there to help
everybody, so more people may come.”
His
business is “Best of Nature Wellness Center” on Voges Street in
Philipsburg, where he offers nutritional microscopy, foot spa detox, Far
Infrared Sauna, colon hydrotherapy and sells natural health products.
“Changing your lifestyle does prevent and reverses diseases, including
diagnosed cancer, diabetes and even HIV,” said Mr. DeWeever. His message
to the PJIAE workers: “Move away from your bad eating habits.”
