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Reverse Chronic Disease
Food As Medicine
6 in 10 Adults in the US have a chronic disease
4 in 10 Adults have two or more chronic diseases
National Center For Chronic Disease Prevention and health promotion
Chronic diseases such as heart disease, cancer, and diabetes are the leading causes of death and disability in the United States. They are also leading drivers of the nation’s $3.5 trillion in annual health care costs.
Explore the science behind chronic illness
"Most chronic diseases have something in common: Underlying metabolic imbalances"
Deficiencies in certain essential and non-essential nutrients, as well as toxicity from various sources impair the metabolic efficiency of cells, disrupting energy production pathways.
All diets ranging from strict vegetarian to carnivore provide specific constituents that balance or destabilize a person’s unique biochemistry. This is why what works for you may not work for the person next to you. It’s called “Biochemical Individuality” and is particularly evident in the diverse array of diets humans have used to survive and thrive through millennia.
4 PILLARS OF WELLNESS
Nutrition
The interaction between genes and food bioactive compounds could positively or negatively influence an individual’s health
Exercise
Exercise and metabolic balance are quintessential means to ensure immunity from a wide variety of health issues
Environment
Humans are a natural extension of this earth. Daily sun exposure, earthing, EMF-free living, halogen-free water, and clean air are vital
Lifestyle
Good sleep, nose breathing, abstinence from excessive blue-light, daily fasting, meditation, and positive relationships upregulate immune function
You don't have to fight this alone
If you ask the internet about your health, what is supposed to work keeps changing. This combination of urgency for a solution and a roulette wheel of approaches makes it very challenging to move forward with confidence. That's when Metabolic Body comes into play.
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