Strengthen & Balance your Immunity in Dr Tom’s ImmuneGym

Most people can easily describe how their energy is, how their digestion is, or how their metabolism is. Few people can describe how their Immunity is at any particular moment.

The best they can say is, “well, I never get colds.”

COVID has taught us some important lessons. We have all heard or read about seemingly healthy people being hospitalized, or worse, from COVID. but what is the difference between those who fall ill and those who have seemingly minor symptoms? Immune strength.

Now, there is a solution from Dr. Tom: ImmuneGym

ImmuneGym is a place to 1) understand what Immunity truly is, 2) get your Immunity into top shape, and 3) have a coach show you exactly how well you are doing and what should be worked on in the future.


How can ImmuneGym help me?

How will I know if I’m getting the benefits of ImmuneGym?

Is ImmuneGym fun?

Is ImmuneGym safe?

What’s required of me at ImmuneGym?

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Will my medical insurance cover the cost of ImmuneGym?

Are there any GUARANTEES with ImmuneGym?

Can I consult with Dr Tom face-to-face, rather than over the phone?



In this video clip, the word “miracle” is used to describe a sudden, unexpected, benevolent occurrence. When healing is sourced from nature, and proper tools from the physical to the spiritual are employed, what we call miracles appear.

No matter your station in life, we often come to a cross-road: a time to take action. Delay in maintenance of health or immunity costs you your joy in living. Your liveliness and vitality is worth your time, effort and money.

For centuries, legendary individuals named Reishi’s, illuminated the spirit and soul of others, gifting them with deep insight and perspective to move forward in a healing manner for their lives. Reishi, literally means: “one who looks inward as well as outward” and is a discipline we can all cultivate. Here Dr Tom reflects his insights into our Immune Anatomy after watching early springtime water flow in an otherwise dry riverbed at Pacine National Park.

Continuing on the theme of looking inward, this perspective can be fostered by microscopy of our living tissue. The most readily available is a drop of blood, taken from the finger and quickly transferred to a microscope slide while still alive. Using tangential lighting, 3-dimensional detail can be observed from the cast shadows. Observing the microcosm gives insight into the communication within the macrocosm. Listen to this individual’s glee over her insight.