When Nutrition Doesn’t Work
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Premature Articulation
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, Cialis, and late-night infomercial boner pills move over. Dr. Chris Oswald teaches us a systematic approach to sexual health. Dr. Oswald is the co-author of When Nutrition Doesn’t Work: What Went Wrong and How to Find a New Doctor available on Kindle at Amazon.com. He has extensive functional medicine training, studying at both Functional Medicine University and the Kalish Research Institute. With the further studies and years of clinical experience Dr. Oswald has developed a focus on those suffering from chronic disease. With the use of functional diagnostics he has developed a highly effective approach to support those struggling with weight gain, fatigue, depression, pelvic and low back pain, and gastro-intestinal problems.
Though this approach Dr. Oswald is able to provide highly customized care for those suffering from chronic health problems. He realizes that the same symptom in two different people could be two completely different problems and everyone receives treatment customized to their biochemical individuality. He has a true belief that when someone’s body is given exactly what is needed, the body has the innate ability to heal, regardless of malady. Treatment options that are considered for all patients include; specific nutrition, diet modification, exercise, manual therapies, and healthy stress management.
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When Nutrition Doesn’t Work
, Cialis, and late-night infomercial boner pills move over. Dr. Chris Oswald teaches us a systematic approach to sexual health. Dr. Oswald is the co-author of When Nutrition Doesn’t Work: What Went Wrong and How to Find a New Doctor available on Kindle at Amazon.com. He has extensive functional medicine training, studying at both Functional Medicine University and the Kalish Research Institute. With the further studies and years of clinical experience Dr. Oswald has developed a focus on those suffering from chronic disease. With the use of functional diagnostics he has developed a highly effective approach to support those struggling with weight gain, fatigue, depression, pelvic and low back pain, and gastro-intestinal problems.
Though this approach Dr. Oswald is able to provide highly customized care for those suffering from chronic health problems. He realizes that the same symptom in two different people could be two completely different problems and everyone receives treatment customized to their biochemical individuality. He has a true belief that when someone’s body is given exactly what is needed, the body has the innate ability to heal, regardless of malady. Treatment options that are considered for all patients include; specific nutrition, diet modification, exercise, manual therapies, and healthy stress management.