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Well Being Journal Magazine May/June 2017 Back Issue

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We present in our third issue of 2017 articles on a range of topics including nutritional, emotional, and spiritual health. We start in an interview with nutritional expert Jonny Bowden, PhD, covering the latest research in nutrition, and cardiovascular health. Ronald Grisanti, DC, writes in his article on functional medicine that health professionals need to see patients as individuals with unique needs; he creates the analogy of the physical body as an iceberg—most of its function is below the surface of awareness. The functional medicine physician looks for the underlying causes of disease in order to help a patient heal. Christine Hassler, author of Expectation Hangover, writes that many think people pleasing is unselfish, but it’s oftentimes really a way to withhold expressing who we really are or what we truly think. Thomas Cowan, MD, has been working with patients and studying cardiovascular disease for decades, he writes that the most important issue regarding heart health is the reduction of inflammation with the right nutrition. All of this and much more.
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Well Being Journal

May/June 2017 We present in our third issue of 2017 articles on a range of topics including nutritional, emotional, and spiritual health. We start in an interview with nutritional expert Jonny Bowden, PhD, covering the latest research in nutrition, and cardiovascular health. Ronald Grisanti, DC, writes in his article on functional medicine that health professionals need to see patients as individuals with unique needs; he creates the analogy of the physical body as an iceberg—most of its function is below the surface of awareness. The functional medicine physician looks for the underlying causes of disease in order to help a patient heal. Christine Hassler, author of Expectation Hangover, writes that many think people pleasing is unselfish, but it’s oftentimes really a way to withhold expressing who we really are or what we truly think. Thomas Cowan, MD, has been working with patients and studying cardiovascular disease for decades, he writes that the most important issue regarding heart health is the reduction of inflammation with the right nutrition. All of this and much more.


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We present in our third issue of 2017 articles on a range of topics including nutritional, emotional, and spiritual health. We start in an interview with nutritional expert Jonny Bowden, PhD, covering the latest research in nutrition, and cardiovascular health. Ronald Grisanti, DC, writes in his article on functional medicine that health professionals need to see patients as individuals with unique needs; he creates the analogy of the physical body as an iceberg—most of its function is below the surface of awareness. The functional medicine physician looks for the underlying causes of disease in order to help a patient heal. Christine Hassler, author of Expectation Hangover, writes that many think people pleasing is unselfish, but it’s oftentimes really a way to withhold expressing who we really are or what we truly think. Thomas Cowan, MD, has been working with patients and studying cardiovascular disease for decades, he writes that the most important issue regarding heart health is the reduction of inflammation with the right nutrition. All of this and much more.
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Below is a selection of articles in Well Being Journal May/June 2017.