Would You Like Dr. Levy to Speak to
Your Group or at Your Convention?

Over the past 25 years, Dr. Levy has spoken to numerous groups and at many conventions. The size of his audiences has varied widely, and he has consistently captured the attentions of both medical professional and lay gatherings alike. To view Dr. Levy's curriculum vitae and learn more of his background, Click Here.

Dr. Levy has now authored or co-authored four significant books, and he can address in detail any of the subjects addressed in these works.

His books to date are:

· Vitamin C, Infectious Diseases, and Toxins: Curing the Incurable
· The Roots of Disease: Connecting Dentistry and Medicine
· Uninformed Consent: The Hidden Dangers in Dental Care
· Optimal Nutrition for Optimal Health

More details on these books can be obtained by Clicking Here.

At this time Dr. Levy's schedule allows him to speak several times a year to various groups. The greater advance notification given, the more likely a date can be booked.

The fees required for a speaking engagement are as follows:

· Lecture lasting one to two hours: $500 plus travel and lodging
· Extended seminar lasting three to five hours: $1000 plus travel and lodging
· All-day seminar lasting seven to nine hours: $2000 plus travel and lodging

Dr. Levy wants to see as many people become educated on the above topics as possible. If your group has limited resources, contact Scientific Health Solutions at 800-331-2303 or 719-572-0100 to see if an alternate arrangement can be reached. You can also send a note to drlevy@tomlevymd.com

The topics for discussion and presentation can vary widely, and special requests can often be met. Some possible topics would include the following:

· The medical and legal aspects of dental toxicity
· The root canal as an overwhelming source of infections and toxins
· How to strengthen the immune system
· The role of the jawbone cavitation in producing illness
· The major role of infected gums in producing heart disease
· Vitamin C as the ultimate antimicrobial and antitoxic agent
· The importance of proper food combining for optimal nutrition
· The role of toxins in starting and worsening chronic disease
· The toxicity of improper supplementation
· Balancing body chemistries to evaluate different therapies
· Cholesterol chemistry; decreasing cardiac risk without increasing cancer risk
· Practical protocols for safe and nontoxic dentistry
· Practical protocols for optimal nutrition
· Practical protocols for oral and intravenous vitamin and mineral support

The above topics are still only a sampling; many other related subjects can also be addressed.

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