If you have an Inflammation issue in the digestive tract, then common sense and logic tells us that  it's likely something that's going in the digestive tract that's causing the problem. It’s completely logical to assume that what we eat will affect our digestive tracts and how they will function. Unfortunately many of us have developed a “detachment” from our diets, and how we are feeling physically. We like what we eat, and we don't want our favorite foods to be the problem.

 

So If we have heartburn or reflux, we take antacids to suppress this symptom rather than ask ourselves what could be causing the reflux. If we are constipated we take laxatives and stool softeners to help us go, but don’t ask the question what we could  be eating that is making us constipated.

 

The root cause of someone’s heartburn or reflux is unlikely a natural deficiency of an antacid prescription. The root cause of someone’s constipation is unlikely to be a natural deficiency of laxatives or stool softeners. With digestive disorders, it’s critical to ask the question WHY am I having this symptom, and not WHAT can I take for this symptom.

 

Emphasis for most conditions treated by Dr. Woodworth begin with ensuring proper digestion and digestive function. Without this, nothing can work properly. He specializes in investigative dietary assessment with emphasis on identifying and adapting to various food allergies, sensitivities and intolerance’s in people diets. This process is a key part of the treatment process for all conditions being treated.

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