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Food-Related Symptoms

Adapting to Dysfunction

Treat Symptoms or Remove the Cause?

Withdrawal Symptoms

Symptom Triggers and Timing

Digestive Symptoms

Pain

Oral Symptoms

Avalanche Theory

Sick All Over

Food Holiday and Clearing Symptoms

 

 

   

Symptoms are information. Pain and other discomforts are supposed to inform you and get you to change. If you pay attention to how your body responds on a daily basis, you will be more aware of the causes and patterns of your symptoms. to change symptoms you have to remove causes and you need to understand more about how symptoms are generated. 

You need to learn how to  identify symptom triggers. You learn typical symptom sequences from the beginning to the end of each disturbance. You learn how to correct for recurrent symptoms without the use of drugs. Your goal is to stop being a victim of illness and become more successful at self-monitoring and self-regulation

Basic Concepts

Diagnostic classifications tend to be descriptive. A collection of symptoms is given a pattern and a syndrome name; thereafter, it becomes an entity. The word "depression" was just a description of a collection of symptoms, but has become a proper medical diagnosis by years of usage. The term depression still does not refer to a disease in the usual sense and does not describe the cause of the symptoms. 

The term "arthritis" simply describes joint inflammation. As we further categorize arthritis, we develop descriptive criteria for many different types of arthritis. The diagnosis "rheumatoid arthritis" requires a definite collection of symptoms, especially joint swelling and pain. Objective measurements give some diagnoses even more credibility.

A general state of hypersensitivity exists in many of the patients we see with symptoms arising from food, air and water sources. We believe that food-triggered hypersensitivity diseases are among the most common health problems in our society. Hypersensitive people may react to food, air, drugs, smell, people, ideas, and feelings in an exaggerated manner.

As new illnesses emerge, especially the multi-symptom problems of food-related illnesses, their victims pass through a limbo of ignorance and misunderstanding, often lasting years. Diagnostic categories always oversimplify a complex situation. A sick patient who does not fit into a standard diagnostic category tends to be ignored or dismissed. When a patient falls into this diagnostic limbo, curious things begin to happen. 

A number of "diagnostic default" explanations are often offered by physicians instead of proper diagnoses. Stress, tension, colds, flu, viruses, or references to psychosomatic illness are the favored defaults. Psychiatric diagnoses such as "depression" and "somatization disorder" are descriptions which often conceal the real nature of illnesses. We propose a process interpretation of dysfunction over a category definition. In other words, we are more inclined to ask, "What is the source of the problem and how does the problem develop in the body over what period of time?" These are more useful questions to answer than, "What is the problem called?" If we know more about the way of the disease, then we are better equipped to alter its progression, especially by removing its origin.

We live in sensitive bodies that interact with the environment.

Most patients we see have a combination of health problems, extending over a long time period. They often complain of disturbances in many parts of their body. Their symptom list is long and perplexing. They have a multisystem, polysymptomatic disorder. In terms of our well-established diagnostic entities, these complex disorders may not be well understood and may be called Ill-Defined-Illness (IDI). We believe that IDI is often food-related and can often be solved by diet revision therapy.

 

 
     

The Alpha Nutrition Program:  is designed to discover a new diet that reduces immediate symptoms and reduces the long-term risk of  progressive disease. The first Phase of the Alpha Nutrition Program is an attempt to clear symptoms. This is home science. You want to accomplish four important goals at the same time:

  • Remove all the problems in your existing food supply

  • Add all the nutrients your body needs

  • Reintroduce the best, nourishing foods available

  • Establish a new healthier diet that will work for the rest of your life

Alpha ENF:  Often, full recovery involves a food holiday. Alpha ENF can be used as a completely absorbed, fully nourishing food-replacement. 

Alpha ENF avoids most of the problems in food. Alpha ENF can be added to fruit and vegetable juices to make complete meals of simple beverages and can be added to soups, or puddings after they have been cooked to increase their nutritive value. The most definitive rest and recovery technique is to take a Food Holiday

Self -Help:  The diet revision program is explained in enough detail in the Alpha Nutrition Program Manual  that an intelligent, well-motivated person can follow the steps outlined. 

 
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These discussions of symptoms are continued in the Alpha Nutrition Program Manual You can order an eBook or printed text version separately or as part of a Nutritional Rescue Starter Pack
 

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