As a physician, my primary focus is to assist my patients in letting go of what does not work and implementing what does. My objective is simple. I want to see progress, and I want to move forward. This means that I must review the evidence and search through the research as well as clinical and anecdotal methods to create a personalized plan for each patient I see. First, I must identify the imbalances at play and decide the best way to go about resolving them. Then, I must build the patient up in every way, mentally, emotionally and physiologically speaking, so that the odds are stacked in their favor. Then I must improve upon what works, let go of what does not and continue to tailor accordingly. In essence I build a foundation, put up a framework and fine tune along the way.