Welcome to our April Newsletter!
| Sorry I am late with the April Newsletter but I just returned from a 3 week river trip in the Grand Canyon! Away from all communications. No cell phones and internet! Can a small amount of Folic Acid prevent macular degeneration? My presentation at the 79th International Conference on Light and Vision has become the lead article in of the Journal of Optometric Phototherapy! Coming to a City near You…Next Stop – Pittsburgh, PA , May 9th and then the Villages, FL June 6th. Don’t forget to join me every Sunday on KFNX radio. You can listen online at http://www.1100kfnx.com/ Your questions on the air are always welcomed!To your good health and clear vision! Dr. Kondrot |
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Listen to Dr. Kondrot on KFNX! Future guests include: Prof. Abraham Haim, Dr. Bob Sanet! Please join me for very exciting guests who will share valuable information with you! Prof Haim, an expert on the dangers of Light at Night (LAN) will be getting up at 3:00 AM in Israel to join me on the show lets make sure we give him great support! That show will be Sunday May 8th at 5:00 PM PDT!
Just returned from the Grand Canyon Institute Field trip April 12 -April 29, 2011!
18 day 225 mile river trip on the Colorado river in the Grand Canyon from Lees Ferry to Diamond Creek. Sponsored by the Grand Canyon Field Institute. Trip included lectures by experts in botany, geology, archeology and history of the grand canyon. Be sure to watch these great videos of fantasic views of the canyon and shooting the rapids!
Grand Canyon.Part One
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tsnq4BUQ9y4
Grand Canyon.Part Two
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3MwwFsxdZc
Homeopathy and Eye Disease in Riga, Latvia
I will be presenting a paper at the International Homeopathic Congress in Riga, Latvia. This is exciting for me for two reasons. First to share my experiences in treating eye disease with homeopathy to an international audience and second I plan to travel to Lithuania to visit the birth place of my grandfather Casmir Kondrotas who left Lithuania and immigrated to this country in 1901.
