Saving My Son: Navigating and Winning Better Cognitive and Immune Function is a guidebook for 21st century families that brings clarity, experience and hope.
- You will learn about the things that can trigger a genetic predisposition to autoimmune disease.
- You will explore the difference between conventional medicine, functional medicine and integrative medicine.
- You will obtain a new understanding about the belly-brain connection (gut-brain axis) on our immune system and behaviors.
"The authors combine modern neuroscience with many effective ways of calming the body's nervous system and immune response."
-David Hanscom, MD, Orthopedic Spine Surgeon & Founder, Vertus Inc.
"I've come across many heartbreaking stories of patients being disappointed about their care in the conventional medical world. This book does a phenomenal job of presenting the importance of finding the root cause of every disease. Although it's not an easy path, understanding how to approach complex medical cases as described in this book can truly be life-changing."
-David Gallegos, NMD
"Real stories with enough pain and detail both grab your attention and validate the path. I'm in awe of Pamela Wirth, and the medical professionals dedicated to bringing solutions to these families."
-Lois Melbourne, mom and author
"Pamela Wirth hits the nail on the head with her book. One line that haunts me: 'the light went out of our son's eyes.' Saving My Son is a must-read book and a wake-up call to all who, like Pamela and her husband, have witnessed the light going out in the eyes of a loved one. There is help, there is something to do, there is hope."
-David Owers, MD, and active member of the American Society for Laser & Surgery, American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine, Canadian Association of Aesthetic Medicine, and American Society of Physician Specialties
Pamela Wirth enjoys health and wellness, traveling, and helping others, specifically enabling children to feel better from the inside out. She combined these passions with her experience while living in Europe and Asia with US doctors and other families to write Saving My Son. Ms. Wirth's consulting life experiences and attention to detail allowed her to work with several people including doctors to solve her son's complicated autoimmune disorder.