Phillip Day’s Australian Tour 2011

Phillip Day of Credence Publications is kicking off his Australian speaking tour in Brisbane on 21st February 2011. The Victory Tour covers a range of subjects related to health and avoiding and overcoming disease. This information is not publicised by the mainstream health industry and is sometimes shocking but always interesting.

As Phillip says “The official view is that medicine does not know what causes disease, which is complete nonsense. The answers to mankind’s biggest scourges lie in diet and lifestyle changes which, unfortunately, our drug-obsessed medical orthodoxy is unwilling to countenance.”

The Victory Tour, an examination of what causes disease, covers the simple measures each of us can take to avoid getting sick, and what to do if we fall ill.

For more information watch the video below or visit www.credence.org.

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