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 Hello Everyone in Natural Health Nation-

                Another great weekend if you like dry weather. It looks like this coming week might get us some rain I hope that’s true, we sure could use it. It also might be the last weekend for 70° weather for a while but we’ll see. As old as I am, I’ve seen quite a few wintry Christmases and quite a few summerlike Christmases. It seems like every year is different, as far as the weather goes, and some are better than others. I already had patients coming in and telling me that this winter is going to be a bad one and other patient saying that this winter is going to be a mild one. We’ll have to just wait and see but I’d rather it be mild-ha.

                Don’t forget about our health shops live on Facebook and Instagram at 6:15 on Monday nights and then we will post it to Brighteon.com and YouTube. This month were talking about Preparing for Winter and the topic this week is “Why Do I Get Sick?”. The mainstream media is constantly pumping out fear mongering about the bugs out there but at Natural Health, we focus on how the body works and strengthening the immune system so all this fear mongering just goes away. The bugs are always out there and they have been for thousands and thousands of years. The problem with mainstream medicine is that what actually helps the immune system strength is eating good foods and the taking the correct supplements to give the body what it needs, and they can’t put that into pill bottle or a drug so they don’t talk about that part. At Natural Health, were always working towards helping the body work the way it was meant to and removing any barriers that keep the body from being able to have a strong immune system and strong other systems as well. With our Nutrition Response Testing nutritional technique and using Chiropractic as a way of removing nerve interference, we can help the body to find its normal good health and enjoy life with lots of energy rather than trying to treat bugs and symptoms all the time.

                The article that I’m sending along looks at the conclusion in a study that most adults do not get as much nutrients as they need for their busy lifestyles, and of course, this lends towards degenerative diseases. This topic goes right along with the previous paragraph in that if the body does not get what it needs to work correctly, things start to fail and that is why degenerative disease is the top three causes of mortality in this country. After 42 years of practice here at Natural Health, we’ve helped thousands of patients over the years to turn their health around and know what it means to be actually healthy. I’m always amazed that when patients have followed our protocol and then come in later telling me they ate something they shouldn’t have, and how bad that made them feel. It’s really an eye-opener for them to see that eating bad foods can really cause problems and it happens very quickly. It really depends on what stage of degeneration your body is in as to how you will handle foods and environmental toxins and how that will make you feel. That old adage of “I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired” has never been truer in our society. Just look at the folks that go to Walmart, I’ve never seen so many electric buggies running around with overweight people. It’s not really their fault, they’ve just been trained this way and brainwashed with all the advertising on TV.

                And don’t forget about our Open House/Patient Appreciation Day on Friday this week, and our Cyber Monday bonus program. It’s something new that we’re trying and I’m hoping that everyone gets a chance to participate and enjoy. 

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Get Healthy, Stay Healthy, and Live Well

Dr. Mark

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