Student Testimonial | Jessica Kuther

Student Testimonial | Jessica Kuther

by | Aug 15, 2022 | Student Testimonials

Jessica Kuther is a recent graduate of the RCP Institute. She found the RCP while trying to find answers to her weight gain, cavities, debilitating headaches and depression.

After a consult with Morley Robbins, she embarked on her RCP journey with great success. Her headaches disappeared quickly, her mood improved, she has more energy and is better able to cope with stress.

She is now excited to help others on their RCP journeys. 

 

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Take the Upgrade | The relationship between Copper, Iron and Magnesium Part 1 | August 15, 2022

Take the Upgrade | The relationship between Copper, Iron and Magnesium Part 1 | August 15, 2022

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The Relationship Between Copper, Iron & Magnesium Part 1

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Morley speaks Kari Coody of the Take the Upgrade podcast in the first of a two part interview which digs deep and encourages some re-learning about iron, and the relationship between copper, iron and magnesium.

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The First Lady of Nutrition Podcast with Ann Louise Gittleman | Mastering The Mineral Metabolism of Magnesium, Copper, and Iron | August 10, 2022

The First Lady of Nutrition Podcast with Ann Louise Gittleman | Mastering The Mineral Metabolism of Magnesium, Copper, and Iron | August 10, 2022

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Mastering the Mineral Metabolism of Magnesium, Copper and Iron

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Morley speaks with Ann Louise Gittleman, Ph.D., C.N.S about the fundamental components of a healthy metabolism. They discuss the profound metabolic interplay between 3 KEY minerals: Magnesium, Bioavailable Copper, and Iron, and why focusing on just these key minerals can immeasurably improve your health. Ann Louise and Morley also discuss the difference between Anemia of Iron Deficiency and Anemia of Chronic Disease. They explore the “Magnesium Burn Rate” which is fueled by our constant stress, and what is it about Ceruloplasmin that makes it so important to our immunometabolism system.

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Student Testimonial | Julia Boser

Student Testimonial | Julia Boser

by | Aug 9, 2022 | Student Testimonials

Julia Boser spent years suffering from many symptoms including chronic fatigue, brain fog, and hormonal issues, before she was diagnosed with hypothyroidism at 42 years of age, followed by a melanoma diagnosis at 45. It was at this time that she got serious about her healing.

She came across the Magnesium Advocacy Group on Facebook and embarked on The Root Cause Protocol. Julia noticed that her energy and brain function improved, her body pain and other symptoms went away, and eventually she was able to cease her hormone treatments and thyroid medication.

She went back to study to become a Root Cause Protocol Consultant and now uses the RCP to help her clients heal. She is now also working on making RCP blood tests more easily available in Canada! 

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Student Testimonial | Sheila Gardiner

Student Testimonial | Sheila Gardiner

by | Aug 3, 2022 | Student Testimonials

Tune into this interview with Sheila Gardiner, one of our RCP Institute graduates and tutors. Sheila shares how she found the RCP helpful with her arthritis, varicose veins, and to improve her overall health.

Sheila shares her love of being part of the RCP community and how, despite not having any background in health or science, she was able to go on to become an RCPC and a tutor in the RCP Institute, as well as helping others as a consultant.

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