Dr. Harris Phillip

Dr Harris E. Phillip was born in Wesley, a village in the northeastern part of the island in the commonwealth of Dominica. But now, he lives in the United Kingdom. He loves tropical fruit juices, and his personality is a combination of his experiences living near the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.

Short in stature, Dr Harris is a gentle soul and a devout member of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church. He loves vacationing with his four children, Brandon, Chantel, Hillery and Kyle. He is proud of his family and remains connected to his extended family members.

Dr Phillip is a fellow of the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology and the American College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. He has been practicing medicine for over 31 years and works as a reviewer for 11 medical journals. He also works as a consultant with the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK and has been active with them for over two decades.

Dr Harris works as an experienced Obstetrician and Gynaecologist. He believes that these branches of medical science can influence the greatest number of people to get into healthy habits. He finds that avoiding diseases like cancer, Alzheimer’s, and cardiovascular problems is possible by learning about them and reducing the associated risks with better life choices.

Dr Harris Phillip believes that his life’s mission is to help others through all means. He has taught at both high school and university levels. He has taken an exceptional interest in finding a cure for cancer and similar chronic illnesses. He has produced several books to fulfill this objective. He intends to use his pen to reach a greater audience. Dr Phillips also believes in the BMS (Body, Mind, and Spirit) ideology and teaches it to his readers to help them enjoy life to the fullest.

Dr Phillip takes a multidisciplinary approach to help spread his message. He describes his message of a healthy lifestyle by using his books, podcasts, seminars and workshops. He intends to break down complicated medical information into bite-sized chunks that normal people can easily comprehend.

Dr Harris E Phillip encourages people to use all available means to ensure severe diseases can be identified at their earliest stages. It allows people to make educated decisions and reduce the costs associated with complicated medical treatments. He aims to place in the hands of all, the tools of empowerment, that will add years to their life and life to their years.