Guest Highlight: Lita Lee
Lita Lee, Ph.D. is a chemist, enzyme therapist, nutritionist, author and lecturer and has been in private practice since 1984. Her clients span the globe. Dr. Lee received a doctorate in chemistry in 1967 from the University of Colorado in Boulder, and spent the early years of her career as a research chemist at SRI International in Menlo Park, California. Her interest in nutrition, environmental health and natural organic foods led her from the chemistry laboratory into clinical practice in 1984. Dr. Lee’s strong scientific background qualifies her work as an enzyme therapist, particularly her specialty of developing nutritional protocols for balancing body chemistry, with a focus on enzyme nutrition, hormonal balancing, diet and protection from environmental toxins .www.litalee.com
Lita Lee appearances on KPFK
Enzyme Therapist Dr. Lita Lee discusses with Lisa the importance of plant enzymes for our health. She’ll talk about what they are, what their function is, how important they are and how they may just be the most overlooked link to our good health.
Lisa Garr interviews Lita Lee on March 26, 2002 on KPFK
Enzyme Therapist Dr. Lita Lee discusses with Lisa the importance of plant enzymes for our health. She’ll talk about what they are, what their function is, how important they are and how they may just be the most overlooked link to our good health.
Lisa Garr interviews Lita Lee on July 12, 2001 on KPFK
Today on the show Lisa talks with Lita Lee about plant enzymes – what they are, how they can help us, and how they may be the most overlooked link to our good health!