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May be the underlying cause of many unexplained symptoms and diseases? All disease
begins in the ? - Answer -the main function of the Digestive system

-Colon

What is Nutritional Symptomatology?? - Answer The study of symptoms and the way
they relate to nutrition.

What are the three properties of natural nutrients?? - Answer Live = still contains
enzymes

Natural = unprocessed and unrefined

good quality = organic, rich in essential nutrients.

What does LAF stand for? - Answer Lifestyle assessment forms

What does NSP stand for? - Answer Nutri-System Profile = to uncover nutritonal
deficiencies or imbalances that may be connected with their main health concern (not
diagnosis)

Our main focus is always ??? - Answer the clients main concern

What are pediatric forms used for?? - Answer use for children age 12 and under, use in
conjunction with other forms.

What are you looking for when asked to notice physical observations? - Answer the skin,
hair, nails, tongue and nails. look for colour, tone, elasticity, dryness, oily, sensitivity,
nervous ticks, cant sit still,

What are the subquestionnaires used for? - Answer it provides additional information on
areas of the greatest imbalances for a particular system.

Under active stomach is often due to what?? - Answer Low HCL levels

animal protein rish diet, dairy products, refined foods, drinking to much water with
meals, improper food combining and chewing. Stress, age and regular use of antacids
will cause what imbalance? - Answer underactive stomach

Explain under active stomach heartburn? - Answer If one does not produce enough
HCL, the stomach has to work harder to mix the food with digestive enzymes and HCL.
The harder it works, the more gases produced. These gases are then pushed up into the

,esophageal area mimicking heartburn.

What can you use to increase HCL? - Answer apple cider vinegar

Smaller meals more often, avoid dairy, heavy meats, alcohol, do not drink with meals,
chew food well, avoid stress at meals, practice food combining are recommendations
for what imbalance? - Answer under active stomach

What are the effects of an under active stomach? - Answer Impaired colon function,
poor absorption of Ca, Fe, Zn and protein, and allergies. The PH doesn't register
peristalsis in the duodenum.

What foods go together for good food combining for under active stomach? - Answer
Protein with vegetables

grains with vegetables

fruit alone

Supplements used for underactive stomach? - Answer Digestive enzymes, with HCL or
Bile, apple cider vinegar, aloe vera juice, probiotics.

Low fiber, Alcohol and tobacco, caffeine and sugar, nitrates, spices, food allergies and
stress, regular use of antacids or aspirin(is absorbed in the stomach) are all causes of
imbalances of what ? - Answer overavtive stomach

Recommendations for overactive stomach? - Answer aloe vera, cabbage juice, slippery
elm and marshmallow root to soothe mucous. turmeric with whole milk is anti
inflammatory, smaller more frequent meals, liquid or enteric coated supplements only
no tablets.

Indicator of over active stomach? - Answer heartburn felt 40-60 mins after a meal and is
quickly relieved by an antacid.

What is the body's largest gland? - Answer liver

Cause of liver imbalance? - Answer overindulgence in fatty, starchy and junk foods,
alcohol, viral infections,

Gallbladder attack triggers? - Answer caffeine, chocolate, eggs, dairy (ice cream),
greasy/deep fried foods.

Conflict between desire to please and resentment is PS for what? - Answer gallbladder

suppressed anger is PS for what? - Answer liver

Effects of imbalance in the liver and gallbladder? - Answer interfere's with the
absorption of EFA's and the metabolism of the fat soluble vitamins A, D, E, K. It will also
affect the elimination to many toxic substances from the body (due to poor bile flow)

, explain the function of bile? - Answer If the gallbladder has been removed the flow of
bile into the duodenum is irregular causing too much or too little bile in the system. It is
used to disinfect the colon, keep bowels lubricated, too little bile leads to constipation,
too much bile leads to many gastrointestinal irritation and acidity.

avoid fatty foods and junk foods, alcohol, caffeine and nicotine. Digestive aids with BILE
and pancretin, b-complex (choline), liver or gallbladder detox (master cleans), (BILE) -
Answer recommendation for the gallbladder and liver

What is and endocrine and exocrine gland? - Answer The pancreas

endocrine = insulin and glucagon for blood sugar regulation

exocrine = digestive enzymes (pancreatin, lipase, amylase and protease)

Heredity and diet, trauma, alcohol are cause of imbalance for?? - Answer the pancrease

Type 1 diabetes = heredity

Type 2 diabetes = lifestyle

someone who is overwhelmed by daily experiences. Harbouring great sorrow or grief,
recurring emotions of loss or sadness. Can also be an excess of sweetness in life to the
point that it's smothering. is PS for what? - Answer pancrease

Diabetes mellitus, underactive pancreas, hypoglycemia, underavtive stomach,
liver/gallbladder imbalance, protein mineral and vitamin deficiencies. Effects of what
imbalance? - Answer Pancrease

Recommendations for the pancreas? - Answer Low fat, low sugar diet high in complex
carbs and fiber. Avoid refined foods, concentrated sugars, alcohol, coffee, nicotine and
poor quality fats.

Pancreatitis = low fiber and protein

whole raw foods, digestive enzymes and vitamin E and chromium

Imbalance of blood sugar, can be a precursor to diabetes, blood sugar levels rise
abruptly due to refines carbohydrates intake, and drop abruptly a few hours later. These
are signs of what imbalance? - Answer Dysglycemia

High intake of refines carbs, stress, caffeine, poor calorie distribution, deficiencies of B
chromium or vanadium, hyperinsulinemia and other metabolic disorders. Are causes of
what imbalance? - Answer dysglycemia

What are the effects of dysglycemia? - Answer When the diet is too high in sugars, it
causes the pancreas to become overactive and it cant regulate insulin properly. It is
linked to the hypo-functioning adrenals and PMS. It's also a major factor in candidasis

restricting refined carbs, caffeine, alcohol, tobacco, eat smaller more frequent meals,

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