But why? – Advocate for Healing
Description: Do I or my child feel this bad and yet the Doctors can’t find anything wrong with him? Why do I keep taking different drugs but they are not helping? Why am I tired all of the time? If any of…
Date: 2013-03-30T05:14:45+00:00

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## But why?

March 30th, 2013 Lynn

Do I or my child feel this bad and yet the Doctors can’t find anything wrong with him?

Why do I keep taking different drugs but they are not helping?

Why am I tired all of the time?

If any of these questions seem familiar, like they do to millions of people, know you’re not alone. Doctors are there for you when you are sick and symptomatic. Their methods of treatment are allopathic; in that what is directly related to your symptom is what they’ll treat. As a functional nutritionist we look at the whole body and how systems, specifically the hormone, immune, digestion, detoxification and elimination systems are functioning. Any breakdown in these systems can result in dys-function and ultimately symptoms.

Often times these symptoms are found to be not thought to be directly related to the cause. For example, a breakdown in digestion resulted in a gut malfunction and headaches. Now these headaches can be addressed with an anti-inflammatory, cafeine induced medication, through the allopathic model; but what is the likelihood of that symptom returning? Very high. The only resolve the individual will have is knowing that there’s a pill that can help them; albeit temporarily. Relief is necessary, but what if you could find out the why and get rid of them altogether? Keep asking why and seek to find the anwers; they will come if you look in the right places.

Be healthy and happy!

Lynn

Posted in Popular Articles Tags: diagnostic, functional, headache, headaches, migraines, nutrition
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