The last two decades have seen an explosion of Nutrition and Natural Therapy. Many individuals are drawn to a holistic approach as an adjunct or a replacement for conventional medicine. Natural Therapy is an approach to health and wellness through nutrition and nutritional supplements promoting the body to heal naturally, as the body is designed to do. It determines the underlying cause of symptoms rather than addressing a symptom with traditional medications.

Because of safety and side effects of many pharmaceutical drugs, as well as concern with the symptom-suppressive approach, many are seeking natural health as an alternative to traditional medicine. People are now motivated to take health issues into their own hands and are finding that natural therapy provides them with the tools necessary to achieve health.

 

 

Vitamins and minerals are required and are the sparkplugs for vibrant health. All aliments have a deficiency of specific nutrients. Some of the most commonly occurring problems and some of their contributing factors are listed below.

 

Depression - Anxiety Hypothyroidism Neurotransmitters imbalance Poor dietary intake Food allergies/intolerances Poor intestinal function Low serotonin levels   Chronic Fatigue - Fibromyalgia Food allergies/intolerances Chemical sensitivities Fungal, bacterial, viral agents Impaired detoxification pathways Adrenal dysfunction Poor dietary intake Heavy metals   ADD - ADHD Food allergies/intolerances Food additives Poor dietary intake/sugar Adrenal dysfunction Heavy metals Neurotransmitter imbalance   Osteoarthritis Poor intestinal function Impaired digestion Fungal, bacterial, viral agents Obesity Inflammation/joint disease Impaired liver function Osteoporosis Mineral deficiency Vitamin D levels Improper dietary intake Hormone imbalance Calcium levels Impaired digestion Impaired liver function

Food - Seasonal Allergies Poor intestinal function Fungal, bacterial, viral agents Food allergies/intolerances Impaired liver function Impaired digestion Adrenal dysfunction Poor dietary intake   Headaches Neurotransmitter imbalance Impaired detoxification Poor intestinal health Serotonin deficiency Fungal, bacterial, viral agents Food allergies/intolerances Heavy metals Muscle tension Poor dietary intake     Ulcerative Colitis - Crohn’s Disease Fungal, bacterial, viral agents Low immune system Food allergies/intolerances Dietary factors     Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) Hormone imbalance Hypothyroidism Adrenal dysfunction Poor dietary intake Impaired liver function

 

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