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Improving your health through diverse clinical logic
In all complex health issues, there is more than one way to define the problem. It is easy to accept that issues in relationships, the economy, international politics — and any other complex system — can encompass multiple stances and approaches. However, for some reason this is a bigger leap, when it comes to illnesses…
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When digestive protocols fall short, treatment must become more individual
Many people with digestive disorders have put their hopes into a protocol, only to find that they are dissatisfied with the outcome. They may have partial or temporary improvement. In some cases, they have no improvement at all, or feel worse for the experience. “Treating my GERD hasn’t helped the globus one bit.”“Symptoms returned two…
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An Individualized Approach to Complex Digestive Disorders
Seeing that chronic digestive disorders are well served by an individualized approach is one thing. Practically implementing that insight is another. As a digestive disorder persists, it often becomes more complex. Repeated stress, inflammation, dietary restrictions, medication use, and the body’s own adaptations can gradually narrow physical tolerance to a variety of foods and further…
International Telehealth for digestive disorders
