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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2013 · 55 MIN

Episode 77 - Hot Leads Cold Cases Guest John Kortum, Medical Intuitive

from Hot Leads Cold Cases Podcast · host Nancy du Tertre

03/29/13 - "The Skeptical Psychic" and psychic detective Nancy du Tertre, host of "Hot Leads Cold Cases" interviews John Kortum, an autodidact, medical intuitive, and creator of the "Kortum Technique," recently featured on the "Dr. Oz Show." John and Nancy talk about John's system of identifying health disorders and disease long before they may show up in tests or with physical symptoms identified by conventional medical methods. John's system involves looking at very specific "indicators" which tend to show up in the area of the face and can be used to identify health issues involving, for example, the digestive, respiratory, neural, musculoskeletal, hormonal, systems of the body. John, who has worked for many years with health care professionals to hone his system into a trainable and consistent program, has a proven 93 percent accuracy rate using his system. He insists that despite its similarities to psychic applications, his system works with perceptions using the five senses. An amazing conversation!

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