Christopher Lenz

Having completed his pharmaceutical degree in Cologne and Cape Town, Christoph extended his field of expertise by completing Integrative Medicine at Stellenbosch. Although he is a formally trained and registered pharmacist, he prefers and he firmly believes in an upstream systems approach, focusing on functional nutrition before considering symptom-alleviation through drug-administration.Christoph specializes in helping and educating his clients about nutritional interventions in autoimmune diseases including rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, Hashimoto’s and other ailments such as cancer, epilepsy and diabetes.

His healthcare advertising background, (Grey Healthcare Group) largely determined the path he chose. Christoph’s familiarity with and knowledge of Big Pharma, medical institutions and product implementation, has given him a purpose and a goal: to educate – not advertise and to offer alternatives – and not necessarily only the most profitable ones. He has managed multinational accounts and led project teams, devising product solutions and goals resulting in successful global campaigns.

He is as passionate and engaged in the topic of alternative treatments and medicines, holding informative talks in medical institutions incorporating public as well as private health sectors.

http://thinkfood.co.za/

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