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Comprehensive
Health Appraisal (HAC)
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The Health Appraisal Comprehensive (HAC) is a complete assessment of the nutritional symptoms you are currently experiencing in the ten (10) major body systems based upon research from the Cornell Medical Index. Your Health Appraisal Comprehensive is presented in graphic form, indicating the percentage of severity. The Ten (10) major body systems and sub-systems to be analyzed are listed below:
Gastro-intestinal (hypoacidity, small intestine, exocrine, pancreas,
gastric dysfunction, colon)
Metabolism (liver, gallbladder, hypothyroid)
Immune function (adrenal dysfunction, hypoimmune, hyperimmune)
Cardiovascular (anemia, hypertension, heart, circulation)
Glucose tolerance (hypoglycemia, hyperglycemia)
Pulmonary (lungs)
Urological (kidneys and bladder)
Female (PMS, Ovarian Dysfunction, Menstrual Irregularities, Fibrocystic,
and Menopause)
Musculoskeletal (bone integrity, muscle, connective tissue and neurological)
Scoring:
A score of 10% or higher in any area of
the HAC Graph indicates clinical nutrition deficiencies, biochemical and
metabolic imbalances perpetuating the nutritional symptoms in the affected
body system(s). The higher the percentage score, the greater the deficiencies
and imbalances. Long-term deficiencies and imbalances eventually lead
to nutrition-related diseases, cellular degeneration and a greater risk
of sports injury. Maintaining health and attaining superior sports performance
is directly related to nutritional sufficiency and biochemical balance.
The Solution:
A Nutritional Blood Chemistry Analysis (NBCA)
is required to determine the clinical nutrition protocol to correct these
deficiencies and imbalances. The NBCA is included in all Clinical and
Sports Nutrition Comprehensive Analyses or it may be ordered separately.
The Health Appraisal Comprehensive Graph is included in all Clinical and
Sports Nutrition Comprehensive Analyses and Monthly Progress Reports.
When the Nutritional Blood Chemistry Analysis (NBCA) is ordered separately,
the HAC Graph is included with the first two NBCAs only. You may also
order the Health Appraisal Comprehensive Graph separately at any time
that you desire a report on the status of your nutritional symptoms.