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ALCAT Pioneer, Roger Deutsch, to Address "Food Allergies and Intolerances" at the Institute of Functional Medicine Conference in Tampa, February 8-10
Date:2/6/2013

DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla., Feb. 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Roger Deutsch, CEO of Cell Science Systems and pioneer of the ALCAT blood test, will be addressing the acclaimed Institute of Functional Medicine in Tampa Bay on Friday, February 8th.  The title of his presentation will be "Alternative Pathways in Life and Medicine".

The conference will be held at the Grand Hyatt Tampa Bay February 8-10th and the main topic will deal with Immunity and how dietary changes, lifestyle modifications, and nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, and botanical treatments can benefit the 23 million Americans sufferers of autoimmune diseases.

"I'm honored to attend such a prestigious event as many of the world's experts gather to discuss how environmental factors are playing a significant role in autoimmune diseases," said Roger Deutsch , CEO of Cell Science Systems and pioneer of the ALCAT blood test.  "I will specifically address in my presentation how food allergies and intolerances relate to autoimmune diseases."

ALCAT Worldwide is a division of Cell Science Systems, where the ALCAT Test is performed in its impressive licensed and FDA compliant laboratory.  The ALCAT Test is a simple blood test that measures the body's cellular response to a wide array of substances including foods, functional foods, medicinal herbs, food additives, food colorings, environmental chemicals, molds, pharmacoactive agents, and antibiotics.  The ALCAT Test identifies the personal triggers of inflammation caused by foods and chemicals.

The main objective of The Institute for Functional Medicine is to reverse today's epidemic of chronic disease through education, research, and collaboration. www.functionalmedicine.org

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