Homeopathic and Allopathic Approaches

Doctors

Correction and not Prevention

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• Page 1: Harsh Habitat
• Page 2: Medical and Pharmaceutical Influence
• Page 3: Homeopathic and Allopathic Approaches

We are thankful for the hard work, dedication, determination, and the caring personalities of most doctors. Whether you are a homeopath and believe in herbal remedies or an allopath and believe in medication, we extend our gratitude to you for your efforts. But the flaw we see is shared by both types of doctors: There is a focus on symptoms and diagnostics. Treatment is administered after a problem (many times a huge problem) has been identified. As stated in “How to Choose a Supplement,” the great majority of doctors do not know about preventive approaches, especially those that are nutrition-based.

Because the human race can no longer rely on food for our recommended nutritional intake, we recommend a supplemental approach. We are aware of “cure-all” promises and the “one magic pill” sales pitch. We are most distraught, however by the thousands and thousands of worthless supplements that are sold each day by companies that call themselves health and wellness companies. This destroys much of the credibility of other companies, like ours.

How are we different?

In May of 2009, Sports Illustrated published an article that mentioned that there are more than 5,000 companies that sell supplements “but only a dozen companies have volunteered their products for certification.”^[1] Without this certification, you are playing a form of Russian roulette. Our products have been certified by NSF International. We guarantee that you are in fact taking, in every dose, what is listed on the labels (something that the non-certified companies cannot guarantee).

Our Solution

For our suggested solution, view a list of our products.

References:

[1] SportsIllustrated.CNN.com. Available at:
http://vault.sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1155395/index.htm.
Accessed June 21, 2009