It was a beautiful warm June day at the Vancouver Trade and Convention Centre. The sun glistened through the large clear glass walls of the foyer. The stunning backdrop of the north shore mountains was set against the canopy of big leaf maple, Douglas fir, and western red cedar trees that adorned Stanley Park. It was another otherwise redundant naturopathic convention, until Dr. T took the podium.
Dr. T was a tall, distinguished professor-like gentleman with a plain light suit and navy shirt. His greying white hair resembled a groomed Einstein’s hair on a good day. He was an older semi-retired dermatologist with a wealth of practical knowledge and experience. He spoke about skin cancer and the use of natural products that could prevent its development and progression. It was an amazing talk full of great visuals, up-to-date scientific research, and the clinical utility of natural antioxidants like vitamin A, C, E and niacinamide. He provided great practical information and a generous colorful booklet that summarized the information.
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