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Nutritional Counseling

Research studies and breaking news about food and nutrition appear in the media just about every day. People are confused by conflicting advice that seems to change with the weather. It can be difficult to tell which recommendations are based on strong scientific evidence, and which are money making schemes. As a result, people are unsure about what it means to be “eating right.”

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Alcat Testing

The Alcat Test is a powerful tool that has been used for over 25 years by providers and individuals to identify food sensitivities and achieve health benefits by following an anti-inflammatory diet.

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Two Main Branches of the Immune System
There are two main branches of the immune system—the innate immune system and the adaptive imm... Read More
Testing for Hidden Food Allergies or Intolerances
With adverse delayed reactions to foods, the diagnosis is much more difficult. IgE antibodies are no... Read More
Individual Biochemistry: No “One Size Fits All” Diet
Just as no single mechanism lies behind all food intolerance, no two people with food intolerance ar... Read More

Success Stories

Carla and I are both very happy with the tests, the speed with which the results were communicated to us, the programs designed for us and the invaluable help received from Tarah. Many thanks to you and Tarah and the rest of your team.

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Quebec, Canada

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I just wanted to take this time to tell you what a great job you did keeping preparing the recipes, redirecting, and encouraging me. I enjoyed each of our meetings.

Mary H.
Pennsylvania

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