Why Everyone Needs to Be Supplementing

Most people live extremely busy lives and many don’t always find the time to eat properly on a daily basis. When you don’t analyze what you eat daily, you will make poor food choices that will slowly be detrimental to your overall health. Too many of these choices and you will start to show signs of poor health. When proper eating falls to the wayside, numerous symptoms may begin to show such as: poor energy levels, unhealthy weight gain, digestive problems, hormonal issues, diabetes, thyroid/adrenal issues, cardiovascular symptom and many more.

At Gose Chiropractic, we will design a specific nutrition program based on your current nutritional needs. We then will access your current symptoms using a “Systems Survey” form, and then provide you with a complete computer analysis of your results. This nutritional evaluation will take approximately 30 minutes to complete and is only $25.

Call today to schedule your consultation: 740-797-4949.

A Little History About Standard Process

Since 1929, Standard Process (SP) has been dedicated to the field of nutritional supplements and the whole food philosophy introduced by Dr. Royal Lee. Dr. Lee’s goal was to provide nutrients as they are found in nature—in a whole food state where he believed their natural potency and efficacy would be realized.

Standard Process is a Wisconsin-based family-owned company dedicated to making high-quality and nutrient-dense therapeutic supplements for three generations. They believe that healthy soil in a healthy planet can lead to healthy lives. SP applies a wholistic approach to how they farm, manufacture and protect the quality of their products. This comprehensive approach ensures that our clinical solutions deliver complex nutrients as nature intended. It’s how they define the whole food health advantage.

Following this philosophy, SP starts with whole foods - foods you might find in the grocery store, like peas, radishes, and beets. Then, like any good cook, they prepare these ingredients in a way that safeguards their nutritional value. The resulting whole food ingredient is then added to a complex formula that may include whole food extracts; animal tissue extracts and concentrates; botanicals; whole food isolates; and synthetic ingredients as required to meet our high formula standards.