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Nutrition Response Testing

 Hello everyone in Natural Health Nation - 

      Well I know some people who really like winter and they are getting their wish now for sure. I was hoping we would get by with  an easy winter but I guess we're having it now and that's fine, let's get it over with. It looks like next week will warm up and hopefully that'll lead us towards better weather and springtime. I hope that you haven't had too much trouble with the cold, like your car not starting and not having to shovel too much snow. We're living in a different house this winter than last, and just learning about how all the snow drifts and the differences. You just don't know how things are going to react when it's this cold. You’ve just got to love that global warming - ha. 


      We are still in heart month, so we're talking a lot about that in our  Health shops. Hopefully you had a great Valentine's Day and didn't eat too much chocolate. The article that I have included looks at muscle wasting from aging. It's because the Machinery in the body gets  all gummed up and the cell's can't produce energy correctly. That's one of our big deals here at Natural Health, getting the body detoxed and getting the Machinery working again so the body can heal itself and work on anti-aging aspects. When the body ages prematurely, it means the body is not able to repair itself and that's the big benefit of Nutrition Response Testing in  that we can figure out what the barriers are as to why the body is not getting itself repaired and keeping itself as young as possible. By getting the body to be detoxed and the Machinery working correctly, the body can and does repair itself. Our bodies have the innate intelligence

to repair itself if the barriers are not present and the person is getting the  correct Foods and nutrients it needs for the body to fix itself. Our bodies need the correct fuel as in good foods, and can't get that from processed junk food. It just makes sense.


Click here to read article from Dr. Mark


Get Healthy, Stay Healthy, and Live Well


- Dr. Mark 
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