Looking for answers to health questions often feels like the photograph.  We are sometimes told that our bloodwork/procedure show that we are healthy or there is nothing wrong with us, and yet, we still don't feel well.  Looking for answers can be overwhelming and discouraging.

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As humans, we are the sum of our parts and each of our parts works in harmony with other parts to create harmony (wellness). In our Western medicine approach to illness and health, we mostly treat the symptom.  While this may bring some relief, if it doesn't address the "root cause" of the symptom.   We begin to have more procedures, take more medicine and rely on them to maintain our current lifestyle. 

 

The restorative wellness approach tests to look for cues and clues that point to the reason we are unwell, not just the symptom presented.  It is like detective work and putting the pieces of the puzzle together is sometimes challenging.  At JSteele Wellness we welcome the challenge and work with our patients to understand how to identify and remove issues that prevent us from living our best lives.  

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Some of the most common symptoms we address are sleep issues, menstrual bleeding disorders, irritability, digestive issues, inability to lose weight, headaches and anxiety.  There are many others as well.  Depending on what cues we find when speaking with patients, we order lab work and other testing to find more clues.  We use this information to develop a wellness plan to not only diminish the symptoms but restore wellness.

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We encourage you to stop buying supplements, programs, and gadgets that are supposed to help you.  People spend a lot of money on these things with the promise for better health.  Invest in testing so that you know what you are dealing with.  Invest the time needed to find the answers you are looking for and to follow the path that leads to restoring health to the best of your ability. 

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Can we help everyone and help them heal everything that is wrong?  The answer is no, but we never know what we can do until we try.