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These personalized 3-month programs are designed to reduce pain, symptoms, and disease,
using special recipes for becoming healthier and staying younger.
After food and lifestyle corrections are made,
concentrated nutrients in supplement form may be used strategically
to accelerate healing. COREhealth uses a sequential method of
stimulating natural healing systems. Supplements do not heal, but
they may, if used appropriately, activate natural healing functions. Cell ebration
programs use supplements strategically:
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They are used to nudge (not hammer) the
body to heal a specific system more effectively.
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Programs are used in the short term, because, when a body system is functioning better on its
own, the supplement is not needed and could impede further healing. Your
Cell ebration
Supplement Programs are targeted to specific areas of your body, and
when that area functions better, a new program will be developed to target
the next system in the sequence of your healing. Cell ebration
Supplement Programs are followed for 2 to 4 months, on average.
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The supplement products we use are
scientifically constructed to reach a certain system in the body without
causing extra work for the body to get rid of excess or filler components
present in supplements of lesser quality. For example, Metagenics' raison d'être
is to map the biochemical matrix of circuits in the body so that the
compounds they develop truly activate targeted "circuits" in the body
that need repair.
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If you need a Cell ebration
Supplement Program, we will study your case by reviewing:
- Where you began . . . tests, blood work,
personal descriptive information on your forms and interview notes.
- Changes you have made and feedback from
your body and tests.
- Individual tolerance levels and
sensitivities to changes and interventions.
- Rate of repair, scope of
rebuilding and adjust supplemental nourishment to the same body system
or move to next system in the sequence.
- If Curasôhm Formula is
appropriate.
- Food plan if necessary
- The balance of relieving
unpleasant symptoms while the underlying healing is taking place.
updated November 28, 2007
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