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The Critical Role of Follow-Up in Patient Care
Savannah Helm

Toxins in Our Environment - Part 2
Savannah Helm

In this 2nd blog on environmental toxins, we are going to take an abbreviated look at toxins in our environment from polluted living spaces, beauty products, medications, and plastics. Find out how to improve health outcomes.
Toxins In Our Food Supply - Part 1 of a 2 Part Series on Toxins
Savannah Helm

Chronic Disease Health Focus at the Root or the Fruit?
Savannah Helm

Newer medical therapies recognize that chronic diseases usually have many years of development and offer better laboratory testing to identify contributing factors for disease, which includes interventions centered on lifestyle choices (better nutrition, fitness, stress management, relationships, etc.) and latent nutrient deficiencies that may contribute to cellular dysfunction. The goal is to reverse or delay the disease process.
In the United States, health care is mainly for acute issues and patients must get ill or start to have symptoms before receiving treatment, which is usually extreme. Examples include surgery, powerful drugs, or end-of-life interventions.
Some of the therapies for chronic diseases fall within the categories of complementary, alternative, integrative, or functional. The terms can erroneously be interchanged or meld into one another. Consider their distinctions...
Managing Psychological Impacts of Medical Trauma: Under-Recognized Effects
Savannah Helm
