What is a food intolerance?

A food intolerance is a genetically inherited enzyme deficiency, passed on for generations.

Every person has at least one primary intolerance and one combination of food group contributing to illness and toxemia (the build up of inefficiently digested food metabolites, toxins and byproduct) within the body. Consuming your intolerance could be leading to a list of ailments, but easily reversed by its avoidance. This intolerance does not change over your lifetime, so as far as the evaluation goes, it is a “one and done”.

What’s the difference?

Reclaim control over your health 

Improve

Chronic fatigue

Mental Fog

Depression & Anxiety

Seasonal Allergies

Chronic Pain & Stiffness

Infant Colic

Energy

Digestion / Nutrient Absorption

Skin Quality

Athletic Performance

Fertility

Detoxification Pathways

Reduce

Your Primary Intolerance

Your combination Intolerance

Your Cell Salt

Read on for more information.

What is Evaluated? 

what are the

Primary Intolerances?

  • Wheat

  • Dairy

  • Potato

  • Egg

  • Fruit

  • Sugar

  • Soy

  • Honey

  • Seafood

  • Meat & Mine Salt

What are the

Combination Intolerances?

Fruit + Sugar

Dairy + Grain

Sugar + Grain

Potato + Grain

what are

Cell Salts?

In 1873, Dr. Wilhelm Schuessler discovered the body to be comprised of and supported by 12 inorganic active mineral salts essential to health and vitality.

They’re now known regularly as tissue salts or cell salts.

The cell salt highlighted by this evaluation is your ‘constitutional’ cell salt, one which has the highest likelihood of becoming depleted due to your genetic make-up. It will continue to support you across your lifetime.

The Cell Salt highlighted in your evaluation will consist of one in which your body is prone to a deficiency in. Remineralizing the body of this crucial element can help provide cellular balance and strengthen your nervous system against a long list of ailments.

The doctor of the future will give no medicine, but will interest his patient in the care of the human frame, in diet and in the cause and prevention of disease.”

- Thomas Edison

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