Detailed Symptom Survey

This will assess nutritional deficiencies, vitamin and mineral imbalances, weak organ systems and toxin accumulation. You may get a “clean bill of health” from you doctor. There may be no abnormal medical tests, yet things do not feel quite right. Perhaps energy levels are low, you have aches or pains, poor concentration, dry skin, gas and bloating -- all of these signs and many more can relate to nutritional imbalances. By studying your body language, we can assess deficiencies/excesses of specific vitamins, minerals, proteins and other factors that help determine underlying causes.

Food Intake Record

Biochemical individuality is the term that denotes how we differ nutritionally. We do need the same food factors (i.e. proteins, fats, minerals, vitamins, fiber, etc.) but we do not all need them in the same proportions or from the same source. Our ability to digest, absorb and assimilate nutrients varies widely from person to person. We have organs that differ in efficiency and in their need for specific nutritional support. Some of us have unusually high needs for one or more factors because of inborn metabolic weaknesses. Because of allergy or intolerance, many of us react adversely to foods on which others thrive. Some of us have stressful lifestyles that place high nutritional demands on our bodies. You need to find the diet that works best for you. Do not limit yourself to what you have read in books or what others may have told you is “ideal.” Your body is unique! An eating plan will be developed that suits your specific needs.

Personal Health & Family Medical History

You will complete a personal health history and family medical history.
Each person is unique with inherent differences psychologically, biologically and genetically. Many of the factors affecting your health today may be related to genetic predisposition. However, twin studies have shown that genetics account for only twenty percent of what will be expressed in an individual’s general make-up. The remaining eighty percent will be influenced by many other factors – nutrition, environment, family experiences, relationships and lifestyle. Although genetic factors can directly influence the expression of disease, there are many ways you can take preventative measures to insure a different outcome.

Environmental Checklist

We are all knowingly or unknowingly, suffering the cumulative effects of negative environmental feedback in the form of chemical pollution and radiations at all times. There are ways to offset and protect oneself from the implications of these stressors, but if one is unaware of the causes, effects and solutions, aren’t we more vulnerable than we care to be? We all live in the age of mechanical stressors. There is no place on the entire planet where pollution is undetectable. All products of current technology from drugs, fertilizer, pesticides, solvents, detergents, plastics, gases, building materials, clothes, carpet, furniture, faxes and copiers, our diet with chemical preservatives, additives and flavoring all leave behind their toxic, free radical producing wastes. Being aware of causative factors and solutions gives the opportunity to remove and protect ourselves from these influences.

Initial 90 minute consultation includes:

• Interpreting the symptom survey
• Live cell microscopy
• A food selection and preparation plan
• Prioritizing your supplement needs compatible with your body
• Lifestyle recommendations
  

For more information on our services please call 905 294-9720 or email us