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interview You have been operating the TrueNorth Health Center since 1984.
In 2007 you moved to a much larger facility. How is the new
location working out?
In September 2007, we took over a 24,000 square foot facility in the most
An interview beautiful area of Santa Rosa, CA. After a comprehensive top to bottom
renovation we opened our fabulous new facility. We now have over three
with Alan dozen private rooms with private bathrooms. We have incorporated modern
amenities including private phones with voice mail, broadband Internet
access via WI-FI, large screen flat panel TVs with DVD players and cable
Goldhamer, D.C. access. Our goal was to make the experience of fasting somewhat less
miserable.
by Mark Huberman
But doesn’t the inclusion of TVs, Internet Access, and DVDs into the
fasting experience risk interference with the total physiological
rest and lifestyle discipline that is supposed to be the foundation
of the process? I mean, what might Dr. Shelton say!
Dr. Goldhamer is a Life We live in a different world today and the availability of big screen TVs,
member of the National Health DVD players, etc., make viewing our outstanding collection of health
Association and a member of education videos enjoyable and effective. I think Dr. Shelton would be
amazed at the quality of educational materials we have collected. For those
the NHA Board of Directors.
who prefer to have intense rest during fasting, they can choose to leave the
During a recent interview with TV and computer unplugged.
Mark Huberman, he discussed
the expansion of TrueNorth I know that your facility has a rich history of attracting some
Health Center which is famous patients including movie stars, politicians and some major
celebrating its 25th business executives. Has your new facility increased that interest?
Anniversary this year. Our new facility makes people from any walk of life feel secure and
comfortable. We have seen a substantial increase in the number of influential
people participating in our program.
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