Heart Health Month

Hello Everyone in Natural Health Nation-

                What a nice weekend for February! I’m beginning to have hope that we will get through this winter without too much severe weather. We had that week and ½ cold spell and that is enough. I guess we can have bad weather through March and even into April, but hopefully by that time, it will not hang around very long. We are still using a lot of our nutritional supplements for colds and flu sufferers and that really helps to replenish the body with good nutrition to keep the immune system strong from all the damage we did to it over the holidays.

                This month, were looking at Heart Health in our health shops. And remember that were having the in-house health shops now, on the first and third Monday of the month, and then the live health shop on Instagram and Facebook on the fourth Monday of the month. The in-office health shops are the way we used to do this all the time before the covid debacle, and they are really a lot of fun because we’re answering questions from the audience as well as presenting information to those present. It was hard for patients to get to those in the winter months but thankfully, this winter, the traveling is much easier.

                The article that I’m sending along this week looks at information on what medical gas lighting is. It was news to me to learn that, if a patient has a reaction to a treatment, the diagnosis given is for a new problem, not about the symptoms the patient is having coming from the previous treatment. The article was interesting in that it said, unfortunately, mainstream medical practice has pushed themselves into this corner, especially with this latest jab business. The point that I like to make to people is that if you just stay healthy, and know that you’re healthy and feel good and have energy, you don’t need to be a “lab rat” for some of these medical interventions. The folks that go through our nutritional program, along with the chiropractic program, know that they are in good health and do not have to worry about all the bugs out there and do not have symptoms that could be diagnosed as a “condition”. If there is no diagnosis, then there is no need for “treatment”. The big worry is that many of these medical treatments are strong enough to injure the body in certain ways, even though perhaps unintentional. 

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Get Healthy, Stay Healthy, and Live Well

Dr. Mark