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Glandular and Digestive Imbalances Questionnaires

Take a self test to determine if you have the many influences that cause the symptoms of  a hiatal hernia? Please indicate by selecting from one of the following: 0 = Never / Rarely;  1 = Occasionally / Slightly, 2 = Moderate in Intensity or Frequency;  3 = Intense, Severe or Frequent;, 4 = Current symptoms

 Category One

   1-1 Feeling the bowels don't empty completely?

   1-2 Lower abdominal pain relief by passing stool or gas?

   1-3 Alternating constipation or diarrhea? 

   1-4 Diarrhea?

   1-5 Constipation

   1-6 Hard dry or small stool?

   1-7 Coated tongue of "fuzzy" debris on tongue?

   1-8 Pass large amounts of foul smelling gas?

   1-9 More than 3 bowel movements daily?

   1-10 Do you use laxatives frequently?   

 

Category Two

   2-1. Excessive belching, burping or bloating?

   2-2. Gas immediately following a meal?

   2-3. Offensive breath?

   2-4. Difficult Bowel Movements?

   2-5. Sense of fullness during and after meals?

   2-6. Difficulty digesting fruits and vegetables; undigested food found in stool?

 

Category Three

   3-1. Stomach pain, burning or aching 1-4 hours after eating ?

   3-2. Do you frequently use antacids?

   3-3. Feeling hungry an hour or to after eating?

   3-4. Heartburn when lying down or bending forward?

   3-5. Temporary relief from antacids, food, milk, carbonated beverages?

   3-6. Digestive problems subside with rest and relaxation?

   3-7. Heartburn due to spicy foods, chocolate, citrus, peppers, alcohol, and caffeine?

 

Category Four

   4-1. Roughage and fiber cause constipation?

   4-2. Indigestion an fullness lasts 2-4 hours after eating?

   4-3. Pain, tenderness, soreness, on left side under rib cage bloated?

   4-4. Excessive passage of gas?

   4-5. Nausea and / or vomiting?

   4-6. Excessive passage of gas?

   4-7. Stool undigested, foul smelling, mucous-like, greasy or poorly formed?

   4-8. Frequent urination?

   4-9. Increased thirst and appetite?

 

Category Five

   5-1. Greasy or high fat foods cause distress?

   5-2. Lower bowel gas and bloating several hours after meals?

   5-3. Bitter metallic taste in mouth, especially in the morning?

   5-4. Unexplained itchy skin?

   5-5. Yellowish cast to the eyes?

   5-6. Stool alternates from clay color to normal brown?

   5-7. Reddened skin, especially palms?

   5-8. Dry or flaky skin and or hair?

   5-9. History of Gall Bladder attacks or stones?

   5-10. Have you had your gall bladder removed?

 

Category Six

   6-1. Crave sweets during the day?

   6-2. Irritable if meals are missed?

   6-3. Depend on coffee to keep yourself going or started?

   6-4. Get lightheaded if meals are missed?

   6-5. Eating relieves fatigue?

   6-6. Feel shaky, jittery, tremors?

   6-7. Agitated, easily upset, nervous?

   6-8. Poor memory, forgetful?

   6-9. Blurred vision?

 

Category Seven

   7-1. Fatigue after meals?

   7-2. Crave sweets during the day?

   7-3. Eating sweets does relieve craving for sugar?

   7-4. Must have sweets after meals?

   7-5. Waist girth is equal or larger than the hip girth?

   7-6. Frequent urination?

   7-7. Increased thirst and appetite?

   7-8. Difficulty loosing weight?

 

Category Eight

   8-1. Cannot stay asleep?

   8-2. Crave Salt?

   8-3. Slow starter in the morning?

   8-4. Afternoon fatigue?

   8-5. Dizziness when standing up quickly?

   8-6. Afternoon headaches?

   8-7. Headaches with exertion of stress?

 

Category Nine

   9-1. Cannot fall asleep?

   9-2. Perspire easily?

   9-3. Under high amount of stress?

   9-4. Weight gain under stress?

   9-5. Excessive perspiration with little or no activity?

 

Category Ten

   10-1. Tired, sluggish?

   10-2. Feel cold - hands,, feet, cold all over?

   10-3. Require excessive amounts of sleep to function properly? 

   10-4. Increase in weight gain even on low calorie diet?

   10-5. Gain weight easily?

   10-6. Difficult, infrequent bowel movement?

   10-7. Depression, lack of motivation?

   10-8. Morning headaches that wear off as the day progresses?

   10-9. Outer third of eyebrow thins? 

   10-10. Thinning of hair on scalp, face, genitals or excessive falling of hair?

   10-11. Dryness of skin and or scalp?

   10-12. Mental sluggishness? 

 

Category Eleven

   11-1. Heart palpitations?

   11-2. Inward trembling?

   11-3. Increased pulse even at rest?

   11-4. Nervousness an emotional? 

   11-5. Insomnia? 

   11-6. Night Sweats?

   11-7. Difficulty gaining weight?

 

Category Twelve

   12-1. Diminished sex drive?

   12-2. Menstrual disorders or lack of menstruation?

   12-3. Increased ability to eat sugars without symptoms  ?

 

Category Thirteen

   13-1. Increased sex drive?

   13-2. Tolerance to sugars reduced. 

   13-3. Splitting type headaches?    

 

Category Fourteen  (Males Only)

   14-1 Urination difficulty or dribbling

   14-2 Urination frequent

   14-3 Pain inside of legs or heels

   14-4 Feeling of incomplete bowel evacuation

   14-5 Leg nervousness at night  

 

Category Fifteen (Males Only)

   15-1 Decrease in libido

   15-2 Decrease in spontaneous morning erections

   15-3 Decrease in fullness of erections

   15-4 Difficulty in maintaining morning erections

   15-5 Spells of mental fatigue

   15-6 Inability to concentrate

   15-7 Episodes of depression

   15-8 Muscles soreness

   15-9 Decrease in physical stamina

   15-10 Unexplained weight gain

   15-11 Increase in fat distribution around chest and hips

   15-12 Sweating attacks

   15-13 More emotional than in the past

 

Category Sixteen (Menstruating Females Only)

   16-1 Are you menopausal?

   16-2 Alternating menstrual cycles

   16-3 Extended menstrual cycle, greater than 32 days

   16-4 Shortened menses, less than 24 days

   16-5 Pain and cramping during periods

   16-6 Scanty blood flow

   16-7 Heavy blood flow

   16-8 Breast pain and swelling during menses 

   16-9 Pelvic pain during menses

   16-10 Irritable and depressed during menses

   16-11 Acne break outs

   16-12 Facial hair growth

   16-13 Hair loss / thinning

 

Category Seventeen 

   17-1 How many years have you been menopausal?

   17-2 Do you ever have uterine bleeding since menopause?

   17-3 Hot flashes

   17-4 Mental fogginess

   17-5 Disinterest in sex

   17-6 Mood swings

   17-7 Depression

   17-8 Painful intercourse

   17-9 Shrinking breasts

   17-10 Facial hair growth

   17-11 Acne

   17-12 Increased vaginal, pain, dryness or itching

If you answer "YES"  which equal a 1, 2, 3, or 4 answer to more than twelve  questions, you have tendencies toward  digestive and hormonal imbalances. There are multiple causes, and multiple energies that can contribute to these imbalances: structural changes in the spine, cranium and autonomic nerve system, allergies, hiatal hernia, bowel problems, imbalances in the adrenals creating high cortisol levels, individual glands like thymus - immune system, thyroid - metabolic changes, pituitary communication (master gland) breakdown with the rest of the body, hypothalamus (nerve communication) not communicating with the pituitary, blood flow changes to the brain or digestive tract. All of these can alter the production, assimilation, and distribution of hormones and processing our food. 

 After taking the test above, send the results to us with the information below. We'll get back to you by E-mail within a week. We will give you an overview and a new perspective of what can be done. Or you can call our office for an appointment and consultation. 706-379-1225

 

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