Shorts: Traveler’s protection
Frequent traveling and constant exposure to electromagnetic radiation generated by the increased use of wired and wireless technologies (cell phones, wireless LAN, and wireless communication at home and in the office) have increased oxidative stress in our bodies, which is associated with cancer and many degenerative diseases. Frequent traveling also increases our exposure to viruses and bacteria.
If you are a frequent traveller or before you travel, take the herb Bertram for a month to build immunity and free yourself from digestive diseases. Bertram is also found to be effective to cure malaria in a human trial study in Zambia.
In this way, you may not need any flu shots or vaccinations. Thus, you free yourself from a list of side effects and immune compromise in the long term.
About Sebastian Liew
Matthew Wood, the renowned American herbalist described Sebastian as ‘one of the most unique and talented practitioners of natural healing and herbalism.’
The New Paper (Singapore) called Sebastian Liew 'The Medicine Man'. Indeed, Sebastian is a qualified and registered Medical Herbalist (accredited by the National Herbalists Association of Australia), with a Master's degree in Herbal Medicine from the University of New England, Australia.
He is the first medical herbalist in Singapore and is known to popularize phytotherapy (Western herbal medicine), European traditional medicine, and St Hildegard medicine (Germany) in Singapore and probably in Asia. Sebastian has 20 years clinical work experiences and treated numerous patients with different medical conditions from all age groups in his Singapore clinic.
Sebastian authored the book, Leaf to Life: The Natural Approach to Slow Down Aging and Living a Healing Life, which set the fundamentals for healthy aging and the prevention or treatment for almost all diseases.
Please visit website http://slnaturopath.com
Leaf to Life - Diary 
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