Remember, by this time in the healing process, you have been feeling well for many weeks. At the conclusion of the four phases of healing, you can expect to reach either total or optimum healing. This means that imbalances and deficiencies are in homeostasis, bio-electrical imbalances are corrected, broken bones are healed physically and nutritionally and all vertebrae are in alignment. Optimum Healing People, who are in Stage 3 or 4 of Health Breakdown and have not yet reached the point of no return, may not be able to achieve total or complete healing due to the severity of their health when they began the four phases of healing. However, they are very pleased to achieve optimum health improvement.
Optimum healing brings freedom from discomfort, increased energy, mobility and strength, etc.
Others may still have a residual amount of discomfort, however, it much less intense or frequent and they are now experiencing increased energy, mobility, and their overall health is considerably improved. When continued nutritional support is provided for weaker organs and glands, the person is often considered healthy by many health and medical standards. It is also possible to have total or complete healing in one area of the body and optimum healing in another. After completing the four phases of healing, it is important to understand how to maintain the total or optimum health you have achieved and how to prevent future distress and dis-ease. In clinical nutrition, once total or optimum health has been achieved, a health maintenance program is designed and a Nutritional Wellness Analysis is scheduled at intervals of 6-12 months to evaluate how well health has been maintained.