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vert-logo.gif (3124 bytes) The Three Systemic Functions affect each other. Any weakening of one of them causes a corresponding weakening of the other two.

Example: Poor blood quality causes corresponding weaknesses in Neurological Function and Vitality Function. If the oxygen content of the blood is chronically reduced, the Nervous System (brain and nerves) will not receive the oxygen it needs and will not be able to do it's job in some way. The brain uses more oxygen than any other organ. Even slight oxygen depletion can lead to poor mental clarity (memory, concentration, etc.), or more serious neurological diseases. In addition, it can lead to symptoms anywhere in the body, because Neurological Function is systemic.

Unfortunately oxygen depletion and neurological symptoms are seldom connected in conventional medical diagnosis. The symptoms are treated locally with little attention to the Systemic Functions. The good news is that:

Any improvement of one of the Systemic Functions
causes a corresponding improvement
in the other two.

Please go on to the next page, Systemic Health Principle #2, Personal Recovery Pace.

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