Treatments

Recently my wife and I came to the Hoffman Clinic seeking help for our son who is an ASD affected 2.5 year old. Our son had begun regressing in his development and did not try to talk or communicate with us, which left us feeling helpless to determine what we could do for him. As we worked with the Hoffman Clinic to identify things that were best for him, it was recommended that we attend a seminar on electric and magnetic fields to gain an understanding how they can affect people, especially susceptible individuals such as our son. read more

In the winter of 2007 – 2008, Zendrek Eon Noakes was showing signs of a nervous disorder that progressively got worse to a point that it was starting to be socially disruptive, and was later diagnosed in the fall of that year as Tourette’s Syndrome by a Pediatric Tourette’s Syndrome Specialist at the Alberta Children’s Hospital.

Tourette’s Syndrome is multifaceted involving motor and vocal involuntary behavior that can be accompanied by hyperactivity, emotional sensitivities, and disturbances, and as such. It is a neurological disorder probably caused by dysfunctional relationships of neurochemicals in the brain.

Our question was why was this happening to Zen and how could it be treated. The Tourette’s Syndrome medical experts did not have an answer. We were told that there was no known cure for Tourette’s Syndrome and that how or why this syndrome was affecting our son was unknown and could not be determined. read more

In September, 1999 I decided it was time I had a physical examination. A friend’s husband had recently been diagnosed with prostate cancer and it had been several years since my last exam. I was 56 years old and I had retired 18 months earlier after teaching for 25 years.

I knew I was overweight, but I was not concerned about “a few extra pounds”. To my surprise, the results of the blood test carried out after my physical exam confirmed Dr. Hoffman’s opinion that I was diabetic.

I learned that I was a classic example of a Type II diabetic. Over 40, overweight, and under exercised. My blood glucose, cholesterol, triglycerides, and blood pressure were all high.

After reading Perfect Health and talking with Dr. Hoffman, I decided to make some changes in my lifestyle. My main motivation at that point was fear. I had been looking forward to a long, healthy retirement and instead I was facing heart disease and a shortened life span. read more

I wanted to send you all a follow-up letter so that you would know that I am very healthy these days — having mostly overcome my severe gut health troubles and food intolerances — and let you know how exactly that happened.

In a nutshell, my food intolerances or sensitivities which were *so* incredibly bad before are under control again. Before, Dr. Hoffman, the slightest contact with onion made me sick for weeks (months?) because my guts were so fragile; now, I can be exposed to and even eat small amounts of onion without major issues (just some minor discomfort and lowered energy for a few hours). read more

I have nothing but the highest regard for the work of Dr. Hoffman and his staff. I found my way to the clinic in 2014 with a new diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease. I traveled from Vancouver to Calgary to consult with Dr. Hoffman in hopes that I would get a greater understanding of the root cause of my symptoms. Little did I know how much I would actually discover. Dr. Hoffman is a medical detective, scientist, healer, teacher and highly evolved, lovely person. He travels all over the world attending conferences and training, hence he is incredibly current and knowledgeable about mysterious health conditions that present at his clinic. read more

Wendy Lecher, Calgary, AB (Mother of Josiah) When I was a little girl my hopes and dreams were to have two healthy and happy children. Unfortunately, we couldn’t have our own biological children so we proceeded with adoption where we were blessed with a beautiful baby boy.

My husband and I were both very happy until at the age of 19 months, after his last set of vaccines when we started to notice that our son started having a very odd behavior.

At this time we noticed that he stopped saying any words, he started flapping his hands, walking on his toes, very sensitive to loud noises and crowds of people. He became fixated on power lines, spinning wheels on his trains and obsessed with Baby Einstein movies. He also stopped eating all the foods he used to enjoy. read more