Nutritional Therapy
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How does Nutritional Therapy work?
Nutritional Therapy aims to improve your own body’s efficiency by identifying health problems from symptoms and a food intolerance test, and then suggesting ways of correcting the disorder with some dietary changes and sometimes a few helpful supplements. Your programme is individually designed specifically to meet your individual needs.
Nutritional Therapy does not mean following difficult diets or excluding favourite foods, even if you have an intolerance to certain foods, they often only need to be eliminated for a short period for diagnostic reasons, during which time many alternatives and will be given to you whilst desensitising takes place, and then the offending food may gradually be reintroduced into the diet.
Good Nutrition has a profound affect on the health of people of all ages, improving the quality of life, relieving unpleasant symptoms, speeding a return to good health. Many people receiving Nutritional Therapy have complete recovery from their condition with life long effects.
Disease is not a stagnant process, each and everyone of us is unique and responds differently to external pressures and illness. Nutritional Therapy is designed to meet individual needs.