About Dr. Jo
Dr. Bessie Jo Tillman, MD
Dr. Jo delights in sharing the message of health. She believes disease is optional if you know how to take care of yourself. And she’s a great coach to help you reverse or prevent disease.
So she writes this blog to keep you up to date with information that may undermine your health if you are not aware of it. She also provides tips on healthy living, how to reverse degenerative diseases, delicious recipes, and ways to enjoyably change your habits to healthy ones.
Dr. Jo (Bessie Jo Tillman, MD) changed her medical focus to include natural healing in the early 1980’s after graduating from the University of California Medical School, San Francisco in 1970, working 7 years as an emergency physician and 3 years in a walk-in care clinic.
Her patients who embraced and applied the healing principles that she taught them experienced amazing reversals of their disease processes. Their improvements generally came gradually and slowly but were often miraculous none-the-less. You too can access these healing principles by reviewing the information and coaching available through Dr. Jo’s web sites and books and audio and video courses:
Dr. Jo’s Natural Healing Cookbook at http://naturalhealingcookbook.com
http://www.drjoshealthstore.com/drjoscreations.htm
She has been a community education instructor for Shasta College, and a speaker at various community events with some radio and television appearances. She currently serves on the faculty of Shasta Bible College in Redding, California.
Married since 1964 to her loving and supportive husband Pat, they have two wonderful daughters and are currently enjoying 6 feisty grandchildren. She enjoys fellowship at her community church and serving on the leadership team of the Redding Aglow International community lighthouse. She and Pat live on, care for and are restoring 47 acres of God’s forested creation in the mountains of Whitmore, California.
Hi Dr Jo, have you treated any patients with oxalate/salicylate sensitivies, ? Candida ? Never heard of lectin, have to look into it. Thanks,
Hi Kathleen,
I have not treated patients with oxalate/salicylate sensitivities.
I have treated many patients with Candida and am aware of lectins.
Here’s a link to a couple of articles I wrote about lectins:
http://dr-jo-md.com/bewise/?s=lectins
Blessings,
Dr. Jo
where can I find IV chelation therapy for high lead levels in Redding?
As far as I know, there are on doctors administering IV chelation in Redding. Try Dr. Kwiker in Sacramento. You can also check with the American College for Advancement in Medicine at http://www.acam.org for referral to a chelating doctor.
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What is your opinion on vaccines?
Hi Dr. Jo,
I just got in to my email and saw your offer of three books for $19.95, expired two days ago. Just wondering if it is possible to still qualify? I don’t know if I’m signed up with PayPal. Could I use a credit card?
Thank you,
Sandy
Hi Sandy,
Good to hear from you. I just sent you an email to the address on your comment. Let me know if you have any trouble ordering the e-books.
Dr. Jo
Discussing vaccines would take a very long time. In a nutshell I recommend being very cautious about vaccines. Do your research. See if you can get a copy of Dr. Tenpenney’s book on vaccines.
Dr. Jo