Joan Goodman,
CTN, MH

Michelle Hurd,
BS, MBA, CNC
1950 Eldridge Parkway Suite #5101
Houston, TX  77077

281-493-9473 

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Blood Nutrition^TM Science

How are you getting the information about your INDIVIDUAL nutritional needs? Discover what YOU NEED from your INDIVIDUAL BLOOD TEST.

"There is no general screening test that is more efficient, effective,
and affordable than a comprehensive blood chemistry panel.
It allows the healthcare provider to establish a baseline of biomarkers
that can be used to track the patient's health and nutritional needs immediately
and over a period of time." —Datis Kharrrazian, D.C., D.H.Sc.

What is Blood Nutrition?

Blood Nutrition is an innovative, science-guided look at nutritional strengths and weaknesses through individualized blood analysis. This new scientific approach can offer a clear plan for your optimum health.

To address the true cause of symptoms, one should look for their origin from a science-guided perspective by considering:

·        Physiological distress or disease conditions

·        Nutritional distress or imbalances

·       Mental/emotion distress

Any of these factors may be the source or a contributing factor for the symptoms of imbalance.

Blood Nutrition Science

This advanced scientific approach identifies nutritionally significant information through the careful analysis of the various blood values. Certain indicators can reveal electrolyte, mineral, and other nutritional imbalances. Once addressed, one can optimize the metabolic processes and help maintain the healthy performance of the body.

Nutritional analysis of your Blood Test may indicate the need for:

·        Key nutrients such as vitamin A, B6, B12, D

·        Fluid and electrolyte balance

·       Minerals such as magnesium, calcium, and iron

·       Tissue hydration

·       Antioxidants

·       Enzymes

·       Nutritional support of key organs

·       Nutritional support of metabolic pathways

·       The need for lifestyle changes

Nutritional Imbalances

Nutritional imbalances may cause you to experience the following:

·       Mental/emotional symptoms including mood swings

·       Structural/musculoskeletal symptoms

·       Optical symptoms such as difficulty in night vision

·       Symptoms such as weight gain, fatigue, pain, etc.

·       Cardiovascular health issues

·       Others

One of the most scientific ways to identify nutritional imbalances is to have your blood test evaluated by a nutritionally trained doctor or healthcare practitioner. A comprehensive blood test is affordable and results are normally received within a few days. Ask your practitioner how to get started!