The most important diagnostic method in my practice
A necessary condition to maintain body resiliency and enable adequate recovery from disease is a sufficient supply of all nutrients and minerals. After all, it is not possible to build or renovate a house without proper building materials. The biggest challenge, however, is to know which nutrients are deficient and may hinder the body's optimal self-regulation. Diagnostic measurements are usually only carried out on blood, urine, and hair, but it is not known whether these lab values correctly correlate with concentrations at the cellular level, where disease ultimately develops. Additionally, the presence of toxins and heavy metals can also be responsible for the development of disease. It is estimated that 80% of all chronic diseases are caused or intensified by heavy metal poisoning.
You may have symptoms such as:
- Chronic fatigue
- Headaches
- Chronic inflammation and fibromyalgia
- Cramps and digestive problems
- Concentration disruptions and forgetfulness
- Mood swings and disruptions
- Obesity
- Autoimmune diseases and immune deficiency
- Aching limbs
- Speech, sensory, and movement disorders
- Numbness and tingling in the hands and feet
- Heart disease
- Liver and kidney damage
- Pediatric developmental disorders
- Dementia and other neurologic disorders
- Depression and sleep disorders
- Skin problems (eczema, allergies, hives, etc.)
- Respiratory conditions (asthma, sinusitis, etc.)
- Hormonal disorders (hypothyroid, hyperthyroid, etc.)
