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Why Does the Body Need Developing and Re-Balancing?
For the body to function at its optimum, it needs adequate levels of minerals, which are stored in individual levels as well as in proportionate ratios to each other within the body. There are four significant minerals (calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium) as well as several other less significant but just as important minerals (such as zinc, phosphorus, selenium, chromium, among others). Over time, mineral levels and related ratios can change, causing an imbalance within the body.
Many factors influence the body's delicate mineral balance, such as individual lifestyles (sleep habits, daily stress), diet (consuming processed foods, inability to properly digest foods, insufficient food consumption high in nutrients), and environmental influences (toxins, pesticides). Over time, these factors can negatively impact the body, causing the body to become deficient in certain minerals and possibly impact mineral ratios (becoming unbalanced). As a result, the body's energy and stress levels can be negatively impacted, which can result in the body having difficulty functioning at optimal levels and resisting disease and common ailments.
How Can the Body's Minerals be Developed and Re-Balanced?
The body's minerals can be developed and re-balanced through a method known as "Development" which begins with evaluating the body's mineral levels and related mineral ratios, which is determined through hair analysis (using a sample of hair which is analyzed by a lab specializing in this type of analysis). Why use hair to analyze minerals instead of a blood sample? Hair analysis is less intrusive than a blood sample and can easily identify mineral imbalances (where the body has depleted minerals from the hair as well as excesses, where the body has deposited minerals into the hair). The lab report is analyzed to identify mineral levels and ratio imbalances and is the basis for establishing an individual Development Program to develop and re-balance the body's minerals and ratios, which can assist in revitalizing the body's energy.
What is the Development Program?
The Development Program is individualized based on the hair mineral analysis results and focuses on re-energizing the entire body by developing and re-balancing the body's minerals and ratios using natural means, which can consist of recommended dietary changes, supplements, lifestyle changes, saunas, and other possible suggestions. We follow Dr. Larry Wilson's Development Program protocols which can be found at www.Drlwilson.com.
For Pets
What is the Development Program for Pets?
For your pet's body to function at its optimum, it needs adequate levels of minerals which are stored in individual levels as well as in proportionate ratios to each other within the body. There are four significant minerals (calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium) as well as several other less significant but just as important minerals (such as zinc, phosphorus, selenium, chromium, among others). Over time, mineral levels and related ratios can change, causing an imbalance within your pet's body. Many factors influence your pet's delicate mineral balance, such as stress, diet, and environmental influences (toxins and pesticides). Over time, these factors can negatively impact your pet's body, causing their body to become deficient in certain minerals and possibly impact mineral ratios (becoming unbalanced). As a result, your pet's energy and stress levels can be negatively impacted which can result in their body having difficulty in functioning at optimal levels and resisting disease and common ailments as well as sometimes experiencing socialization issues.
How Can Your Pet's Minerals Be Developed and Re-Balanced?
Your pet's minerals can be developed and re-balanced through a method known as "Development" which begins with evaluating your pet's mineral levels and related mineral ratios, which is determined through hair analysis (using a sample of hair which is analyzed by a lab specializing in this type of analysis). Why use hair to analyze minerals instead of a blood sample? Hair analysis is less intrusive than a blood sample and can easily identify mineral imbalances (where the body has depleted minerals from the hair as well as excesses, where the body has deposited minerals into the hair). The lab report is analyzed to identify mineral levels and ratio imbalances and is the basis for developing an individual Nutritional Balancing Program to re-balance your pet's minerals and ratios, which can assist in revitalizing your pet's energy.
Why Does Your Pet's Body Need Developing and Re-Balancing?
The Development Program is individualized for each pet based on the hair mineral analysis results and focuses on developing and re-balancing the body's minerals and ratios using natural means, which consists of recommended dietary changes and supplements. We follow Dr. Larry Wilson's Development Program protocols which can be found at www.Drlwilson.com.