November 12, 2008
Questionnaire Last updated: Apr 26, 2010

THE ANALYST TM
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CUSTOMIZE YOUR REPORT

The report that you receive will be very detailed.  In order to keep its size down to a minimum, you may wish to select only those options below that are of interest to you.

(These options also determine which questions you will be asked.)		 Include

Conditions that you are already aware of
Would you like to read what we have to say about conditions that you tell us you have? This should always be checked unless you are certain you DO NOT wish to receive information on conditions of which you may already be aware.

Metabolic Typing
Would you like custom diet and nutrient recommendations based upon our calculations of your metabolic type?

Recommendations based on your blood type
Would you like to see information based upon the book by Peter D'Adamo, ND?

Ayurvedic Typing
Would you like some basic recommendations based on this 4,000 year-old traditional Indian system?

 
...city people shut themselves off from the processes of nature. They have air conditioning, central heating, eat hothouse vegetables, decorate with forced flowers, and even send their cats to a veterinarian to have kittens. The result is that when nature does assert itself -- when illness, pain, and death loom over their petty barriers -- your city dwellers are surprised and annoyed. Their attitude seems to say, "This is all a mistake and tomorrow it will be over" -- as though it were as simple as turning on a radiator to make a room warmer. - Joseph A. Jerger, M.D.
 
The art of medicine cannot be inherited, nor can it be copied from books.... - Paracelsus