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Detox Packages & Tests

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The Alternative Therapy Detox Programme

The Alternative Therapy, Detox Programme incorporates health promoting Colonic Hydrotherapy with cleansing, detoxifying, quality products.

This tailor made detoxification programme is a must for those requiring a deep yet gentle cleanse. This programme can also help with weight loss, digestive issues or to maintain general health. The products are made using only the best natural ingredients and are chosen based on the individuals needs.

This Package includes:

Effectively you pay for two colonic sessions and the detox products are free.


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Weight Management Programs

C9 Diet and exercise program.

Look better and feel great in just nine days with this expertly-devised calorie-controlled diet and exercise programme. Designed to kick-start the F.I.T. programme, prepare your body and adjust your mindset, C9 provides the perfect starting point for transforming your diet and fitness habits. Based around Forever’s bestselling Forever Aloe Vera Gel, this nutritionally-balanced programme will allow you to see real results in just nine days.

C9 Contains:


F15 Diet and exercise program

Take the next step to looking and feeling better; it doesn’t matter if you are just getting started, or if you’re already an expert, F15 has beginner, intermediate or advanced nutrition and exercise programmes to help you on your fitness and weight management journey. Each fifteen-day programme has been specially designed to provide you with the knowledge that you need to get inspired, help you make permanent changes toward a healthier lifestyle, and continue in your transformation.

F15 Contains:

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Comprehensive Digestive Stool Analysis (Code CDSA)

The Comprehensive Digestive Stool Analysis (CDSA) is the original non-invasive evaluation of gastrointestinal function. This assay helps pinpoint imbalances, provide clues about current symptoms and warns of potential problems should the imbalances progress.

Digestive complaints are among the most common reasons that individuals seek medical care. Recent evidence now confirms that gastro-intestinal abnormalities are associated with many conditions outside the gastro-intestinal tract.

GI Indications:
Indigestion
Constipation
Diarrhoea
Gas and Bloating
Infection/Dysbiosis
Abdominal Pain
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Extra-intestinal Indications:
Arthritis
Autoimmune disease
Chronic Fatigue
Fibromyalgia
Recent antibiotic use

This test reveals important clinical information about:

What the test looks at:

Digestion Markers
(Chymotrypsin, Putrefactive SCFAs, Meat Fibers, Vegetable Fibers) - An indirect evaluation of digestive function, these markers provide insight into inadequate digestive enzyme production and maldigestion.

Absorption Markers
(Long Chain Fatty Acids, Phospholipids, Cholesterol, Triglycerides, Total Fecal Fat) - Abnormal levels of these Fatty Acids may indicate maldigestion, malabsorption, altered transit time, small bowel bacteria overgrowth and long-term risk for colon cancer.

Metabolic Markers
(Short Chain Fatty Acids, n-Butyrate, Beta-Glucuronidase, pH, Fecal Lactoferrin, Macroscopic exam, Occult blood) - These markers identify imbalances that are associated with increased toxic burden, small bowel bacteria overgrowth and severe inflammation.
- Abnormal levels of these markers are associated primarily with intestinal conditions, including potential risk for colorectal cancer.

Microbiology Markers
(Bacteriology, Mycology)
- Quantitative measures of the beneficial flora Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium
- Quantitative measures of additional flora, including strict pathogenic bacteria and potentially pathogenic and bacteria and yeast.
- An imbalance in GI flora is associated with Intestinal and Extra-intestinal conditions.

The Comprehensive stool Analysis can also include Parasitology. (Code CDSAP)
The Parasitoligy evaluation is also available as a stand alone test. (Code CP)

(EIA and microscopic evaluation)
- With the highest documented recovery rates (22% positivity rate), this Parasitology examination quantifies all ova and parasites identified.
- Includes microscopic evaluation for yeast and blood cells.

What is required?


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Food Intolerance Testing

Food intolerance testing is endorsed by Allergy UK.

How can you go round to a friend's house if you think an attack of IBS might strike? You might have to cancel a night out because your migraine means you need to be in bed. Not being able to wear that new top because you've had an eczema flare up. All of these are everyday considerations for a large number of people.

As food intolerance becomes more widely accepted and understood, lots of people are beginning to associate poor health with what they are eating. However, just because some foods affect one person, this doesn't mean that it will be the same for everyone, and trying to find out which other foods trigger your symptoms can be like finding a needle in a haystack!

Food intolerance, or sensitivity, has been linked to many chronic and persistent problems such as: headaches, intestinal symptoms, skin problems, behavioural changes and asthma - amongst others.

The Brunel tests measure specific IgG antibodies to identify foods to which you may be sensitive. The presence of IgG antibodies indicates a possible sensitivity to a particular food.

How does it work?

STEP 1 - A finger prick sample of blood is taken by your practitioner.

STEP 2 - The sample is posted to the lab on the same day.

STEP 3 - When your sample is received at the laboratory, it is extracted from the blood collection wand using diluents and one of the qualified lab technicians will test the sample using one of the Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA) tests.

STEP 4 - The results are returned to your practitioner in an easy to understand format.

STEP 5 - After discussing the results with your practitioner you will have a clear understanding of how to move forward with your intolerances.

Note: If you have been avoiding foodsbecause you think they are the problem they may not be picked up, as there will be no IgG antibodies for that particular food in your blood sample. It is therefore advisable to eat a variety of foods for 4 days prior to the blood test including those that you suspect a problem with.


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