Dr. Daryl Turner is a hormone specialist, focusing on Thyroid, Iodine, and Adrenal and DNA/RNA. He invented, patented, developed and clinically trialed hormone testing devices plus the supporting advance innovative medications for the treatment of hormone imbalances. He also discovered an effective treatment and more importantly the cure for Hashimoto’s Disease, the treatment of Graves and RT3, and has developed effective protocols for balancing the core hormones. In addition, he has further pushed the boundaries for the treatment of Hashitoxicois with identifying mutant DNA and using an RNA intervention.

In February of 2022 the clinics using his medical devices around the world passed the 2 million mark with outstanding medical outcomes, using a combination of Thyroid testing that is 98.5% accurate, Dr T’s symptoms evaluation and identification system combines with the unique formula’s of natural bioidentical hormones formulated by Dr. Turner to obtain the optimal results.

Dr. Turner with his innovative breakthrough technologies has resulted in special TV appearances on ‘The Dr. Phil Show’, ‘The Doctors Show’, ‘The Today Show’, ‘Discovery Channel’ plus many more. Leading Anti-Ageing and Hormone Doctors from around the world have embraced Dr. Turner’s research and several have written about his new discoveries in their recently published books. Dr. Turner also speaks about hormone balancing at various conferences worldwide. On a regular basis, he lectures around the world to medical professionals and the public. Dr. Turner is on the faculty of AMMG and is certified for CME credits. Most of all, Dr. Turner is passionate about helping people improve their lives by balancing their hormones to reach optimal health.

Recently Dr Turner was commissioned to write 5 books, the first two on Sleep and Stress are in final edit.
He is also the founder of “The For Need Foundation” (Doctors For Need, Dentists For Need, Teachers for Need etc.) ,
helping underprivileged people in the Pacific nations for over 51 yrs.

Daryl Turner

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