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Gloria Gilbère became the victim of a life-threatening accident. The drugs that helped save her life also created many of the potentially fatal disorders described in her book. Dr. Gilbère recovered and used her nightmarish journey as a learning experience. She then dedicated her life to helping others with the same problems she faced. Invisible Illnesses discusses topics such as: Fibromyalgia, Chronic Fatigue, Multiple Chemical Sensitivities, Colon and Digestive Orders, Prescription Drug Withdrawal, and many more. About Dr. Gilbere Dr. Gilbere is a doctor of naturopathy and natural health, Member-American Academy of Environmental medicine, Fellow-The American Naturopathic Medical Asociation, Diplomate-Academy of Homeopathy, (P) Fellow-American Society of Safety Engineers, Director-EcoErgonomics Occupational Health, medical writer and researcher. Dr. Gilbere, after a life threatening accident and the subsequent drug therapies, developed many of the invisible illnesses described within. She recovered by incorporating non-drug therapies and integrative medicine principles. She understands the Pain, isolation and challenges associated with these disorders and has helpedthousands worldwide make the transition from "dead-end" symptom-care to health-care, naturally. She teaches, lectures, consults worldwide and writes numerous articles for newspapers, health magazine and trade journals in the U. S. and Canada. She is a keynote presenter and has conducted seminars on varied disciplines of wholistic health in over nine countries Dr. Gilbere is internationally respected as a natural-medicine researcher, environmental health consultant, author and an authoritative influence in the discovery of the causes, effects and no-drug solutions for leaky gut syndrome and chemically induced immune system disorders. Her services include clinical work, telephone consultations (nationally and internationally) and a private practice in Bonners Ferry, Idaho USA
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