The Weaponization of Ticks and the Truth About Alpha-Gal
Q&A Webinar Replay The Weaponization of Ticks and the Truth About Alpha-Gal: The Anatomy of a Man-Made Crisis? Can a Tick Bite Make You Allergic to Meat? A person can eat beef, pork, dairy, or gelatin their entire life and suddenly begin reacting after a tick bite. The diagnosis is called Alpha-Gal Syndrome. But is the story really that simple? Why do some people develop it while others never do? Why can reactions appear hours after eating? Why are meat products not the only possible source of exposure? What does the published evidence actually show? A Q&A webinar hosted by Dr. Sherri Tenpenny Why This Webinar Matters Alpha-Gal Syndrome is one of the fastest-growing and most unusual medical conditions being discussed today. Many people have never heard of it until it affects them or someone they love. Others are struggling with symptoms and still don't have answers. This webinar brings together the research, case reports, historical timeline, immune mechanisms, and unanswered questions surrounding Alpha-Gal Syndrome in one place. What You'll Learn ✔ What Alpha-Gal Syndrome is and why reactions may be delayed ✔ How certain tick bites became associated with mammalian meat allergy ✔ What published case reports reveal ✔ Why Alpha-Gal may involve more than red meat ✔ Where mammal-derived ingredients may appear in foods, medications, and medical products ✔ What the scientific evidence supports and which questions remain unanswered ✔ Practical ways to reduce future tick exposure ✔ What information to discuss with your healthcare provider Follow the Tenpenny Evidence Trail™ Dr. Tenpenny organizes the evidence into five simple questions: TRACE When did the major findings first appear? EXAMINE What do the studies and case reports actually show? UNDERSTAND How might the immune response develop? INVESTIGATE What foods, products, and medical exposures are involved? SEPARATE What is established, and what still needs answers? This Webinar Is For You If... ✔ You have been diagnosed with Alpha-Gal Syndrome. ✔ You have experienced unexplained reactions after a tick bite. ✔ You suddenly began reacting to beef, pork, dairy, or gelatin. ✔ You spend time outdoors and want to protect yourself and your family. ✔ You are a healthcare practitioner looking for a deeper understanding of Alpha-Gal Syndrome. ✔ You want to examine the evidence rather than rely on headlines. Your Purchase Includes ✔ Replay of the 120+minute webinar with Dr. Sherri Tenpenny ✔ Q&A session ✔ Resource list and references discussed during the presentation ✔ Powerpoint presentation ✔ Bonus: downloadable digital eBook Examine the Evidence for Yourself Alpha-Gal Syndrome can change what people eat, which products they use, and how they think about every future tick bite. This webinar brings the history, research, mechanisms, case reports, and unanswered questions together in one place. Enroll to Learn the Explosive Details Now! FOR SUPPORT WITH REGISTERING OR SIGNING IN, PLEASE EMAIL SUPPORT@DRTENPENNY.COM Frequently Asked Questions Do I need an Alpha-Gal diagnosis to attend? No. This webinar is designed for anyone seeking a better understanding of Alpha-Gal Syndrome and the questions surrounding it. Is this a treatment program? No. This is an educational presentation. Will there be a replay? Yes. Your registration includes access to the replay. Can Dr. Tenpenny answer my personal medical questions? The Q&A is educational and cannot provide individual medical advice. What is the refund policy? All sales are final. Refund Policy Disclaimer: All sales are final. We do not offer refunds, exchanges, or cancellations on any of our products—including courses, webinars, books, and eBooks—whether delivered digitally or physically. By completing your purchase, you acknowledge and agree to these terms. Read our Terms of Service / Cancellation and Refund Policy and our Privacy Policy
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