Your diet undoubtedly contributes to the way you feel. Lack of vitality and a general feeling of unwell can be the first sign of nutritional inadequacy. Todays busy lifestyles lends to high stress levels, an overabundance of "synthetic" foods & polluted air and water sources. All these factors contribute to our bodies wellbeing.
Nutritional therapy is based upon symptoms and illness patterns that your body is presenting. An Iridology & tongue examination is used to support the original diagnosis. The incorporation of these two techniques during the consultation can highlight weaknesses in the body that may not have been apparent to the patient.
Dietary requirements will be highlighted, plus vitamin and mineral therapy will be advised if found to be necessary. As I have an excellent knowledge of the active constituents of Medicinal Herbs, I will incorporate this form of treatment into the health plan. This aids to alleviate any illness pattern that has emerged and to decrease your resistance to further disease.
David is our resident Behavioral Nutritionist. This is a unique profession where there are minimal practitioners trained & accredited in this particular field, or with David's level of knowledge in counseling and food related matters. David has under taken extensive studies in Psychology, Nutrition and Kinesiology and he can assist in all aspects of nutritional advise. David adds to our list of extensive therapies and we are very excited to be able to include him in to the clinical practice. Behavioral Nutrition not only addresses dietary deficiencies, but also looks at the causal effect of behavior with diet. Stress, Depression and ADD, low concentration and chronic illness have all been linked to dietary deficiencies. David's expertise in this area will see you well on the way to improving your nutritional and emotional well being. David is also an accredited N.A.E.T Practitioner (Nambudripad's Allergy Technique) and therefore can assess intolerances and allergy related problems that maybe effecting health & behavior. Check website www.allergyprevention.com.au