As two health care professionals, a former scientist from the pharmaceutical
industry and a health educator for the State we can attest to the difficulties
facing those in this country on a daily basis.

We encourage our clients to see that there's something they can do to make
a difference in the way they look, feel and thin. Tending to the foundation of
health is a responsibility for addressing the root cause, not just the
symptoms. Modern medicine is a necessity, however it shouldn't be relied
upon for maintaining a foundation of health, -food, exercise and "right
thinking" are the keys.

We focus on system specific nutrition and education to empower the body
and mind. We spend time deciphering the fears that educators, doctors and
the TV have put into the heads of many. An important part of healing is
learning to listen to
your inner voice and knowing that the body performs
miracles every day.
Healing is an adventure! A person's illness is the
beginning of their journey into the discovery of what it is for them to
become healthier. Illness is our body trying to teach us how to be well,
answer the call, but let's not just feel good, let's thrive & show others there
is another way.

A major health problem exists today......stress! Colon issues, ulcers,
digestive disorders, hypoglycemia, and nervous breakdowns are just some
of the stress-related afflictions that result from our contemporary lifestyle.
Everything is so fast-paced; instant information. These stressors put an
unusual strain on the body, causing poor digestion, muscle tension, and
many related problems. There is frustration. We're losing control. As the
problems continue to rise, they interfere with the body's normal function and
we get sick. At this stage the pharmaceutical drugs can be a
god-send.

All systems must work together for a healthy body. It won't happen unless
the digestive system, nervous system, and all mental and emotional systems
are operating in harmony with each other. If any one of these systems are
functioning poorly, it causes strain on the other systems.
We must think of
the body as a whole and observe the interaction of all body systems
.
Maintaining health means dealing with the body as a whole system. For the
last 50 years, orthodox medicine has treated disease with an allopathic (lots
of specialists) approach. For headaches, 47 varieties of aspirin. If we get an
infection, bring on the antibiotics. For cancer, try radiation, chemotherapy,
or even surgery. This is the way modern medicine treats disease, by
attacking the system. The natural healthcare practitioner, on the other hand,
treats health as a state of constant renewal and regeneration; here-in lies our
desire to work with holistic practitioners and the individual ready to change
their life. Health won't happen on its own, you have to make the choice...

90% of the diseases affecting humans are degenerative diseases resulting
from the body's life-sustaining processes of defense not being able to
overcome the modern day influences like pesticides, depleted soils,
chemical agriculture, processed foods, dirty air, heavy metals, contaminated
water, bar code convenience foods and stress.
There is no virus, "bug", or
outside invader for modern medicine to conquer. The problem is within the
body and the answer lies in restoring the processes of good health. We must
take responsibility for our own lives and our own bodies. Whether a minor
headache or a cancerous tumor, it is up to each of us to find the imbalances
indicated and restore our body to overall good health. The only one that can
cure us is ourselves.


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If you have a medical emergency, see a qualified health practitioner. If you have a chronic condition that does not require emergency procedures, complement any medical help you’re receiving by reducing, or
eliminating, the unhealthy elements of your lifestyle-undue stress, excessive salt intake, fatty foods, sweets, smoking, etc-you know what they are!

You should also start immediately attending to the foundation of your health by incorporating whole, balanced foods into your diet. Building a foundation of good health is not only good common sense, but a
responsibility of ours in light of those who may be called to care for us.
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