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Are there particular “warning signs” that the practitioner should look for in patients who might require a nutritional supplement program?

April 26, 2017look nutritional particular Patients Practitioner program require supplement warning signs

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Are there particular “warning signs” that the practitioner should look for in patients who might require a nutritional supplement program?

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Yes. Chronic low-level health problems, such as back fatigue, joint inflammation, connective tissue trauma, muscle spasm, obesity, sexual decline, constipation, stomach aches and other disorders are being caused or exacerbated by a nutritional deficiency.