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North Carolina Functional Health, Charlotte
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Dr. Traci Giles at Healthy Living Chiropractic

Dr. Giles focuses on Chiropractic Care, Functional Medicine, and Nutritional Therapy. Functional medicine is a modern approach to healthcare that addresses the cause of your problems rather than chasing symptoms, like traditional medicine. Managing your care through neurology, endocrinology, immunology, nutrition and exercise, and always asking the question, “Why are you sick?” is our ultimate goal. Dr. Giles concentrates on finding the root cause of your problems instead of masking your symptoms to make you feel better.

GAPs Diet

If any of your family members are suffering from common digestive complaints such as constipation, diarrhea, IBS, Crohn’s, bloating, gas, heart burn or reflux, cramping.  Are you or your family members suffering from anxiety, depression, eczema, autism, dyslexia, ADHD or ADD? Are you wondering if they’re connected or what the root cause of these problems are?

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Functional Medicine

Functional medicine looks at what is causing your symptoms rather than just masking them with drugs or surgery. I use lab tests, assessments, and in-office exams to look at your physiology and what is causing your pain, fatigue, discomfort, loss of sleep, depression, anxiety, memory loss, and more.

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Nutritional Therapy

Your body requires essential nutrients for maintenance, repair, and optimal function. For the health-minded in North Carolina, that means avoiding foods that come in a can, a box, or a bag… pretty much the center aisles of every America grocery store. We will help you transition into sensible eating habits plus healthier lifestyle choices.

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Contact Our Office

The best way to contact Dr. Traci Giles at Healthy Living Chiropractic is through the email contact form below or by telephone at (704) 678-3997.

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