Food Sensitivity & Candida Testing
Laboritory Testing
The Windhawk offers 2 simple blood tests to increase your awareness of what specific foods are toxic to your body.
Delayed Food Sensitivity Testing
Food plays a vital role in healing injuries, reaching peak athletic performance, enhancing concentration and decision making abilities and much more. But, did you know the foods you eat, even healthful ones, can be poisoning your body?
95% of the population has what is known as "type two" toxic reaction to common everyday foods that you eat regularly. Type two toxic reactions are almost impossible to detect without sophisticated testing since they do not create an immediate response within the body. Instead, these delayed reactions produce symptoms that vary from person to person ranging from headaches, fatigue, allergies, asthma, weight gain, joint aches and even blurred vision.
Call The Windhawk for more information on this simple delayed food sensitivity test that can increase your awareness to what foods are causing toxic reactions within your body. Free information CD and book are available within the office.
Immuno 1 Bloodprint lgG Testing - delayed food sensitivity test
Townsend Letter - The Human Bloodprint
Candida Albicans Testing
Candida Albicans is a yeast-like fungus that is a normal inhabitant in a healthy intestinal tract. An overgrowth of Candida can occur when the immune system is compromised during times of stress, antibiotic use, hormonal imbalances, oral contraceptive use, or consumption of processed foods. Unfortunately, many people are unaware that they have a yeast infection since the symptoms can present differently from person to person depending on the tissues that it settles in. Symptoms include, but are not limited to, oral thrush, vaginal discharge and itching, fatigue, joint pain, skin rashes, hair loss, vision problems, red eyes, indigestion, and stomach pain.
Call The Windhawk for more information the Candida Albicans Testing to help you identify if your symptoms are associated with a systemic overgrowth of yeast. The Candida Questionnaire is available within the office.
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