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Books & Basics
There’s an Elephant in the Room
Exposing Hidden Truths in the Science of Health
by Larry Law
Using knowledge gained from over forty thousand hours of study and research in three areas of concern: Altered Food, Supplementation, and Glycobiology, Larry Law has condensed and compiled into one volume an understandable and enjoyable read that will not only inform you, but one that you will find yourself referring to over and over again as a reference manual. For anyone looking to increase their knowledge for how to live a healthy lifestyle in today’s nutritionally-challenged world, this is a must-have book!
Make the Swap Cookbook
Take the SWAP Challenge! Use this cookbook to give you a great start for making simple changes with key ingredients. Cooking can be FUN again…it doesn’t have to taste bad to be GOOD!
Summit Lectures
Lecture Bundle - All Lectures
Cathleen Beerkens, RN
Dr. Dan Fouts, DC
Dr. Dianne Farley-Jones, MD
Dr. Marcia Schaefer, DC
Dr. Stan Gardner, MD - Opioid Crisis
Dr. Stan Gardner, MD - Cannabis
Drew Manning
JC Spencer
Larry Law - Glycobiology
Larry Law - GMOs
Patty Jake
Shayn Bowler
Steve Burns
Lecture Bundle - Integrative Health Bundle #1
Dr. Dianne Farley-Jones, MD
Patty Jake
Dr. Marcia Schaefer, DC
Lecture Bundle - Integrative Health Bundle #2
Dr. Stan Gardner, MD - Opioid Crisis
Dr. Stan Gardner, MD - Cannabis
Cathleen Beerkens, RN
Lecture Bundle - Integrative Health Super-Bundle
Dr. Dianne Farley-Jones, MD
Patty Jake
Dr. Marcia Schaefer, DC
Dr. Stan Gardner, MD - Opioid Crisis
Dr. Stan Gardner, MD - Cannabis
Lecture Bundle - The Glycobiology Bundle
"Dan Fouts
“Apoptosis – Vital For Your Health and Longevity”
Larry Law
“Glycobiology—The Elephant in the Room”
JC Spencer
""Current ""Smart Sugar"" Research"""
Lecture Bundle - The Glycobiology SUPER Bundle
"Dan Fouts
“Apoptosis – Vital For Your Health and Longevity”
JC Spencer
“Current “Smart Sugar” Research”
Larry Law
“Glycobiology—The Elephant in the Room”
Steve Burns
“The History of Aloe”
Lecture - Cathleen Beerkens, RN
Cathleen Beerkens, RN
Cathleen graduated from the University of Maryland with a BS in Health Education in 1983. She continued her education by receiving a BSN from Georgetown University Nursing School in 1984. She began her nursing career at Georgetown University Medical Center in Washington, DC where she worked for 12 years in the Emergency Room, Surgical and High Risk Labor and Delivery units. She taught as a Teacher’s Assistant in the Georgetown University Nursing School and conducted childbirth education while working with midwives.
Lecture - Dr. Dianne Farley-Jones, MD
Dr. Dianne Farley-Jones, MD
She earned her medical degree at Oregon Health Sciences University and also completed two years of medical studies at the Faculté Libre de Médecine in Lille, France. Dr. Farley-Jones is board certified in Family Medicine, having completed her residency at the University of Utah. In 1998 she served as the president of Utah Academy of Family Physicians.
Lecture - Dr. Dan Fouts, DC
Dr. Dan Fouts, DC
After 26 years as a Chiropractor in private clinical practice, Dr. Fouts shifted his focus to ongoing intensive review of the medical nutritional literature with an emphasis on new nutrition technology discoveries.
Dr. Fouts has subsequently authored and taught numerous Continuing Medical Education courses to health care professionals as well as lectured to the lay public in over 300 cities in 13 countries.
Lecture - Drew Manning
Drew Manning
Drew Manning is the NY Times Best Selling Author of the book, Fit2Fat2Fit. He is best known for his Fit2Fat2Fit.com experiment that went viral online. He’s been featured on shows like Dr. Oz, Good Morning America, The View and many more. His experiment has become a hit TV show, called Fit to Fat to Fit, airing on A&E!
Lecture - JC Spencer
JC Spencer
JC Spencer is the author of the Glycoscience Whitepaper and has written several Glycoscience books. He has studied the works of more than 700 M.D.s, PhDs, Scientists, Researchers, and Educators in the field of Glycoscience and brain function and collaborated with schools, universities, and research labs in thirteen countries. Since the 1990s, he has worked closely with several specialists, doctors, and healthcare professionals in Glycoscience which resulted in the publishing of peer-reviewed papers evidencing improved brain function in Alzheimer’s patients, and pilot surveys for various neurodegenerative challenges including Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, ALS, Lyme, Autism, and ADHD.
Certification Courses
Certification Pack
- Altered Food - A Famine in the Land
- Supplementation - A Look at What's Natural About Being Synthetic
- Glycobiology - The Study of Biological Sugar Chains
Altered Food
Altered Food - A Famine in the Land
How we lost nutrition in our food – modern farm practices, hybridization and genetic engineering
Course Objectives
The course provides a historical and foundational background on how our food has been altered during the last century. The loss of nutrition attributed to modernized, industrialized farming techniques, soil depletion, and green harvesting is discussed. Hybridization efforts focused particularly on wheat and its effect on gluten are over viewed. Studies affecting how modern wheat gluten affects the gastrointestinal tract, our brain, and the resulting disease states are explored. The history, evolution, and science behind genetic engineering are presented as well as the resulting repercussions to human and animal health.
Glcyobiology
Certification Course
Glycobiology - The Study of Biological Sugar Chains
Course Objectives
The course provides a foundational background for the roles of sugars in health and disease as related to the science of glycobiology. Genetics versus epigenetics and various metabolic pathways involving sugar are overviewed. How sugar impacts the human immune system from the Krebs Cycle, glycolysis, glycosylation, advanced glycation end (AGE) products, apoptosis, tumor necrosis factor, diabetes and brain development/function. A major class of molecules called glycoproteins and their role in cell attachment, cell recognition, cell receptor/communication, lubrication, immunologic function, and transport are discussed. Studies funded by the National Cancer institute investigating the role of these sugars in pancreatic, breast, and ovarian cancer are discussed. Also, studies reported in the journal of Science concerning the role of these sugars in reducing inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis, asthma, lupus, and other autoimmune diseases are reviewed.
Supplementation
Supplementation - A Look at What?s Natural About Being Synthetic
Course Objectives
The course provides a historical and foundational overview of synthetic versus natural supplements. The differences between the two types of supplementation will be covered. Studies documenting the adverse effects of synthetic and inorganic supplements will be outlined. The essential role vitamins and minerals play in our immune system will be discussed. The issues surrounding calcium and bone health will be emphasized. Disease states related to mineral deficiencies will be presented.
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