Dr Randall George Nozawa & Guest ROGER BARR
on
Pyramid One World Radio Network
on
Pyramid One World Radio Network
What About Roger:
Roger
has a BS in Computer Science from the University of Illinois. He was an
army brat and as such subjected to military medicine. As a result of
high dose tetracycline for acne developed Candidiasis which caused
severe depression. When allopathy had no answers, his search for healing
took him on a journey into nutrition, alternative medicine and energy
medicine in particular. When he was led to Vipassana meditation and
homeopathy, he had found his cure and calling. He has studied homeopathy
with many different teachers since 1991. Its a life-long learning
process. He now practices online and in-person from his home in Mexico. www.canhealyourself.com
Folks who want more information may e-mail the
doctor at
Mirabelle.nozawa@gmail.com
has a BS in Computer Science from the University of Illinois. He was an
army brat and as such subjected to military medicine. As a result of
high dose tetracycline for acne developed Candidiasis which caused
severe depression. When allopathy had no answers, his search for healing
took him on a journey into nutrition, alternative medicine and energy
medicine in particular. When he was led to Vipassana meditation and
homeopathy, he had found his cure and calling. He has studied homeopathy
with many different teachers since 1991. Its a life-long learning
process. He now practices online and in-person from his home in Mexico. www.canhealyourself.com
Dr Nozawa says:
“Dreams
do really come true, but you have to believe it before you can see it,” he
said. He has made his own dreams come true by helping others pursue their life
aspirations. In his free, 14-page book “Precipice of Potential,” which can be
downloaded from his website at www.drrandallgeorge.com, Nozawa
asks provocative questions to help readers examine their own lives more closely
like “What do you do that fills you with joy and excitement?” “When
is the last time that you gave, something, anything, freely without expecting
anything in return?” “What did you do with your last 20 dollars?” Certainly
food for thought.
do really come true, but you have to believe it before you can see it,” he
said. He has made his own dreams come true by helping others pursue their life
aspirations. In his free, 14-page book “Precipice of Potential,” which can be
downloaded from his website at www.drrandallgeorge.com, Nozawa
asks provocative questions to help readers examine their own lives more closely
like “What do you do that fills you with joy and excitement?” “When
is the last time that you gave, something, anything, freely without expecting
anything in return?” “What did you do with your last 20 dollars?” Certainly
food for thought.
Folks who want more information may e-mail the
doctor at
Mirabelle.nozawa@gmail.com
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