Advisory Board

Dr. Lyn Hanshew is an expert on environmental toxicity issues and health-related concerns. Board certified in Family Medicine and Bariatric Medicine (weight management), she has also received specialized training in Anti-Aging Medicine, Natural Hormone Replacement and Environmental Toxicity issues relating to the exponential rise in the incidences of Autism, Fibromyalgia, ADD, Chronic Fatigue, Multiple Sclerosis, Obesity, Anxiety, Depression, and Cancer. She has worked tirelessly to find ways to combat these ever growing health concerns. She is a nationally recognized speaker, published author, and has testified before the EPA demanding a ban on the "legal" practice of allowing toxic heavy metals to be "recycled" in our fertilizer and food supply. She travels extensively and lectures throughout the United States, and currently resides in Costa Rica.		William E. Frazier completed his studies on human biochemistry at the Bio-Ionization Institute of Tampa, Florida in 1980. In 1984 he was certified as a Doctor of Nutrition by the American Nutritional Medical Association (Lafayette University). Frazier is a graduate of Southern College of Naturopathy and hold a degree as a Doctor of Naturopathy, Frazier is Board Certified by the American Alternative Medical Association. He is a member of the American Association of Drugless Practitioners, and American Naturopathic Medical Association. He is a Nutritional Consultant and was licensed to practice in the state of Florida from 1986 until his retirement in April 2000. He is author of three books. "Herbal Formula Guide," "Tender Loving Colon Care," and "The Udder Truth About Colostrum," and has contributed numerous articles on nutrition to magazines and newsletters over the years. He can be contacted at: www.FrazierNutriSearch.com.
Loretta Weston is editor/publisher of American Family Voice news, a grass roots, family-oriented, monthly publication founded in 2000 utilizing an all-volunteer staff. With readers throughout the U.S., in 2002, the newspaper received the prestigious School Bell Award for excellence in education from the Arkansas Education Association, an affiliate of the National Education Association. The newspaper is now in its seventh year and continues to be all-volunteer. Ms. Weston also heads CountryWest Services, which teaches Americans how to shop smarter and prosper financially during tough economic times. Ms. Weston holds an Associate Degree in Graphic Design from Arkansas’ Petit Jean Technical College (now U of A Community College) and has an extensive background as a researcher and journalist, including pre-Y2K, which became her eye-opener to wide-spread mainstream media spin and cover-ups. Born and raised a Missourian, she has been a resident of Russellville, Arkansas for 25 years. She was elected president of Arkansas Health Freedom Association (ARHFC) in early 2007 and currently holds membership in Arkansas Animal Producers Association (ARAPA) and Gun Owners of America.		Cynthis Reed, ND graduated from Clayton College with a degree of Doctor of Naturopathy, in 2004. Dr. Reed also has a degree of Doctor of Natural Medicine, Yamuni Institute of Healing Arts and is currently back in school with Trinity College of Natural Health. She has studied different modalities in the natural health field for the past 17 years. Among the many modolities are herbs, iridology and life style changes. In addition, Dr. Reed has served as LHFC President from 2005-2009.

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