What Can Nutritional Balancing and Hair Mineral Analysis Help with?

Virtually any health problem that is made worse by inadequate nutrition and toxicity in the body. (Hint: this is how most health problems arise in the first place – through inadequate nutrition, imbalances and toxins.)

For example:

• Low Immunity, frequent infections, chronic infections
• Blood sugar regulation problems like “prediabetes,” diabetes and hypoglycemia
• Arthritis and joint pain
• Allergies and asthma
• Skin problems like acne, eczema and psoriasis
• Digestive problems; gas and bloating as well as more involved problems like IBS and SIBO
• Toxicity; particularly heavy metals like mercury and lead but also other toxins or potentially toxic minerals such as copper and nickel
• Recovery from Infections, Surgery, Stress
• Adrenal fatigue or burnout
• Hypothyroidism
• High blood pressure
• Attention deficit
• Trouble concentrating, remembering things, being alert and high functioning
• PMS and other female hormonal problems
• Impotence
• Feeling stuck/like you’re not moving forward in life
• Lack of joy and optimism and passion for one’s occupation or life
• Apathy, depression, anxiety and other mental states that interfere with life
• Emotional problems and trauma

For an even more complete list of conditions that may respond well to this type of nutrition therapy, please see: List of Conditions

Despite the power and effectiveness of this method, Nutritional Balancing is not a substitute for other forms of care that might be needed. Nutritional Balancing can improve the health of nearly everyone, as well as serve as a means of prevention, however, it is important to understand that deep correction of imbalances is a gradual process, and sometimes there are immediate needs that must be met with the more conventional approaches.

Nutritional Balancing does not target the problem that you are having with remedies, instead, the needs of the body are addressed and then healing occurs in the body’s own timing. This often involves “retracing” and healing crises. For more about these phenomena, please see the  Information, Articles and Updates page. This means our work as practitioner and client is to provide for the body’s needs, and let the body do the rest.