Body Chemistry Analysis 

Just as a farmer needs healthy soil to grow bountiful crops, we need balance in our own soil (body tissues and fluids) to achieve optimal health and function. The Integra Bio-Terrain System, developed by Dr. Stephen Stiteler, is a collection of over 20 tests specially selected to reveal the status of the nutritional and biological terrain of your body.  It is a one-of-a-kind evaluation system that is conducted in our very own, in-house laboratory. The greatest benefit of this testing is that by combining test results, many chronic, degenerative disease markers may be detected, long before symptoms arise.  

By using the same YES/NO communication method employed in BodyTalk Sessions, Dr. John can inquire about your body's healing priorities with regard to your metabolic profile.  In this way, he can give you very specific recommendations for changes to diet and lifestyle, any supplementation that may be required as well as formulate new agendas for future BodyTalk Sessions to help prevent the markers from manifesting the disease.

Your body chemistry findings will paint a picture of your metabolic health and Dr. John will take the time to explain the results to you and help you understand what you can do to improve your health on many levels.

Most patients really appreciate seeing their body chemistry profile and are excited to see how their numbers are changing as their health improves over time.  Occasionally, a patient will make the comment, "I don't want to know what is wrong," and decide against this testing.  Keep in mind, metabolic tests are unlike pathological tests (blood tests, for example).  The body must be diseased long enough, before the pathological markers will show up and a diagnosis can be made.  Metabolic tests are designed to give you a road sign (not a diagnosis) that tells you where you are headed (they will often explain why you have a specific diagnosis).  Think of it this way, "If you were on the road to heart disease, when would you like to find out....after your first heart attack or years before it ever happened?"