Biochemical Screening using the Health Model will educate you about your lifestyle.

For example, one person dies every minute

from cancer, and one every 33 seconds from

cardio-vascular disease, even though many

individuals try to minimise the risk through

dietary and lifestyle changes.

By using the Biochemical Screening , which will give you an insight about what you need to address in your lifestyle, would be the answer.

This process is very exciting. You will take charge over your health, by implementing the Health Model recommendations.

Through the blood and urine test, as well as

your individualised dietary and lifestyle

evaluation, your report in conjunction with

your Health Care Provider will evaluate the

results and determine which of the six

fundamental health markers are out of balance

in your body.

The Biochemical Screening is exploring the six subclinincal defects which are:

1. pH Imbalance

2. Anaerobic Tendency

3. Free Calcium Excess

4. Chronic Inflammation

5. Connective Tissue Breakdown

6. Oxidative Stress

By pinpointing these imbalances , we can

develop a winning strategy that works best with your body's design to restore the

balance, and therefore restore your health.

Decades of research led to the development

of the HEALTH MODEL. This Model is markedly

different from the DISEASE MODEL, which is

currently the basis of traditional health

practice, including how nutritional medicine

is practised today.

The DISEASE MODEL is based upon on the

assumption, that health is simply the absense

of disease and established risk factors.

When medicine is practiced this way, a doctor

is expected to assume that disease is mostly

the result of flaws in the genetic pool.

As a result,the focus of treatment is on

making a diagnosis, and then treating the

label.

This approach works well in crisis

situations, such as a heart attack, but fails

miserably when used to handle chronic disease

and infections.

The flaw rests in the fact that symptoms and

risk factors are less often the cause ( and

more often a reflection) of underlying

defects.

As a result, treating the symptom by

dictating to the body what you would like to

have happen ( rather than supporting natural

mechanisms) does little more than hide the

underlying defect.

The HEALTH MODEL begins, instead, with the premise that it is necessary to know how something works in order to repair or improve it.

It further proposes that health changes must be addressed from the perspective of their impact on total health, rather than just focusing on how a procedure impacts on a specific symptom.

Our HEALTH MODEL addresses health from a broader framework than the conventional approach.

Six subclinical defects that are common to every chronic disease condition, chronic infection and chronic toxicities have been identified.

For someone to get completely well from any disease, these six must first be identified, and then addressed in a particular order.

We recognize that each person is biologically unique, and slight alterations in treamtent approach must be made for each individual.

This is why a one-size-fits-all approach to wellness doesn't work for many people. By addressing and treating these defects, the doctor, health care provider and patient are able to get at the cause of disease, rather than simply treating symptoms for a lifetime.

In our appraoch, you will receive your BIOCHEMICAL ROADMAP, which contains PRECISE instructions on HOW to go about restoring your sense of WELLBEING.

The Prescription for Health report contains between 100 and 115 pages.

Would you like to be in charge of your Health?

Would you like to remove the GUESSING?

Would you like to begin to understand where the HEALTH MODEL has been challenged and what you can do about it?

When you are answers are YES on those above questions, then TAKE ACTION !!

You can contact Helena Ederveen and Medical Associates in Australia on 61+ 8 9285 2121 or 9285 2123.

Or you can email: brainlongevity@iinet.net.au.

Speak with you soon.

Helena Ederveen Associate Member Australasian College Nutritional and Environmental Medicine. For more information on Helena's Profile, go to tab Profile Helena