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Optimal Health Assessment

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This consists of the following tests:
Body Composition Analysis
Heart Rate Variability Analysis (HRVA)
Electro-Dermal Screening
Diagnostic Device for Functional Medicine

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A) Acute Phase – 16 Day Detox Supplements

B) Blood Type Diet – Maintenance (Check about Secretor) (Maintenance Program)

In this phase, the body is allowed to return to a healthy diet. The Blood type diet is the diet that is generally prescribed.

C) Matrix Detoxification (3, 6 or 9 month programme)

The matrix is the intercellular space that allows the body to detox and the cells to take in nutrition. When you have symptoms, it often means that the matrix has been overloaded detoxified. The impact of the toxins often means there is significant mesenchymal damage to the matrix. This often takes cycles of 3, 6 or 9 months to rebuild.D) Chelation /Heavy Metal Detoxification

Toxic metals will lead to free radical formation, accelerated tissue damage and a disruption of neurological and hormonal pathway. Once they have been identified, it would often take between 4 months and in extreme cases to 1.5 years.

E) Gut Repair (3, 6 or 9 month programme)

Many people have a leaky gut. This means that the intestinal permeability of the gut (gastrointestinal system) is affected and the individual will have immune and nutritional problems. This can have differing levels of severity

F) Hormonal Modulation – 3 to 6 months

The different hormonal and signaling systems are often disrupted for individuals who have chronic illness. These can rnage from disruption of the Hypothalamus, Pituitary and Adrenal (HPA) Axis, Hypothyroid which can be clinical or subclinical to derangement of the sex hormones like estrogen dominance to testosterone excess or deficiencyG)Dis-ease Specific Interventions – Allergy, CVD, Syndrome X, Auto-immune, Fertility or Cancer

The last phase in this protocol is specific supplements for the presenting conditions. These are often very specific and designed to manage whatever the presenting conditions are. They often change as the symptom picture changes.