Deficiency Symptoms & Conditions      Nutrient deficiency results in weakness in the cells of body that leads to inflammation, dysfunction, degeneration, chronic illness and eventually life threatening illnesses. Section I: Symptoms of Deficiency in Body Organs Section II: Symptoms of Deficiency in Glands that secrete hormones Section III: Symptoms of Over Activity in the Central Nervous System Section IV: Chronic Conditions from Inflammation of cells Section V: More serious Conditions from Degeneration of cells Section VI: Life Threatening Conditions from cellular failure Section I      Deficiencies of the organs of the body disturb the functioning of a number of systems like digestion, circulation and respiration. These functions sustain life and are necessary for a healthy body. These symptoms come from weaknesses in the tissues that give you the ability to handle sugar: Eat when nervous Excessive appetite Hungry between meals Irritable before meals Get “shaky” if hungry Fatigue, eating relieves “Lightheaded” if meals delayed Heart palpitates if meals missed or delayed Afternoon headaches Overeating sweets upsets Awaken after few hours sleep-hard to get back to sleep Crave candy or coffee in afternoons Moods of depression-blues or melancholy Abnormal craving for sweets or snacks These symptoms relate to Cardiovascular Weakness: Hands and feet go to sleep easily, numbness Sigh frequently “air hunger” Aware of “breathing heavily” High altitude discomfort Opens windows in closed rooms Susceptible to colds and fevers Afternoon "yawner” Get “drowsy” often Swollen ankles, worse at night Muscle cramps, worse during exercise- gets charley horses Shortness of breath on exertion Dull pain in hest or radiating into left arm, worse on exertion Bruise easily, “black & blue” spots Tendency to anemia “Nose bleeds” frequent Noises in head or “ringing in ears” Tension under breastbone; tightness worse on exertion Dizziness These symptoms come from weaknesses in your Biliary System (your liver and gall bladder): Dry Skin Burning feet Blurred vision Itching skin and feet Excessive falling hair Frequent skin rashes Bitter,, metallic taste in mouth in mornings Bowel movements painful or difficult Worrier, feels insecure Feeling queasy; headache over eyes Greasy foods upset Stools light colored Skin peels on foot soles Pain between shoulder blades Use laxatives Stools alternate from soft to watery History of gallbladder attacks or gallstones Sneezing attacks Dreaming, nightmare type bad dreams Bad breath (halitosis) Milk products cause distress Sensitive to hot weather Burning or itching anus Crave sweets These Symptoms come from weaknesses in the digestive system: Loss of taste for meat Lower bowel gas several hours after eating Burning stomach sensations, eating relieves Coated tongue Pass large amounts of foul-smelling gas Indigestion ½ - 1 hour after eating; may be up to 3-4 hours Mucous colitis or “irritable bowel” Gas shortly after eating Stomach “bloating” after eating Section II      The Endocrine System is composed of the glands that secrete hormones. Weaknesses in the Endocrine System can be devastating to body chemistry and can affect a wide range of mental, emotional and physical functions and create a long list of symptoms. These symptoms come from weaknesses in the Endocrine System (Pituitary, Pineal, Thyroid, Thymus, Adrenals): Insomnia Nervousness Can’t gain weight Intolerance to heat Highly emotional Flush easily Night sweats Thin, moist skin Inward trembling Heart palpitates Increased appetite without weight gain Pulse fast at rest Eyelids and face twitch Irritable and restless Can’t work under pressure These symptoms come from weaknesses in the Endocrine System, which includes all of the glands that secrete hormones (Hypothalamus, Pituitary, Pineal, Thyroid, Thymus, Adrenals, Ovaries and Testes): Increase in weight Decrease in appetite Fatigue easily Ringing in Ears Sleepy during day Sensitive to cold Dry or scaly skin Constipation Mental sluggishness Hair coarse, falls out Headaches upon arising, wear off during day Slow pulse, below 65 Frequency of urination Impaired hearing Reduced initiative Failing memory Low blood pressure Increased sex drive Headaches, “splitting or rending” type Decreased sugar tolerance Abnormal thirst Bloating of abdomen Weight gain around hips or waist Sex drive reduced or lacking Tendency to ulcers, colitis Increased sugar tolerance Women menstrual disorders Young girls: lack of menstrual function Dizziness Headaches Hot flashes Increased blood pressure Hair growth on face or body (female) Sugar in urine (not diabetes) Masculine tendencies (female) Weakness, dizziness Chronic fatigue Low blood pressure Nails weak, ridged Tendency to hives Arthritic tendencies Perspiration increase Bowel disorders Poor circulation Swollen Crave salt Brown spots or bronzing of skin Allergies-tendency to asthma Weakness after colds, influenza Exhaustion- muscular and nervous Respiratory disorders Apprehension Irritability Morbid fears Never seems to get well Forgetfulness Indigestion Poor appetite Craving for sweets Muscular soreness Depression; feelings of dread Noise sensitivity Acoustic hallucinations Tendency to cry without reason Hair is coarse and/or thinning Weakness Fatigue Skin sensitive to touch Tendency toward hives Nervousness Headache Insomnia Anxiety Anorexia Inability to concentrate; confusion Frequent stuff nose; sinus infections Allergy to some foods Loose joints These symptoms relate to Women only: Very easily fatigued Premenstrual tension Painful menses Depressed feelings before menstruation Menstruation excessive and prolonged Painful breasts Menstruate too frequently Vaginal discharge Hysterectomy/ ovaries removed Menopausal hot flashes Menses scanty or missed Acne, worse at menses Depression of long standing These symptoms are for Men only: Prostate trouble Urination difficult or dribbling Night urination frequent Depression Pain on inside of legs or heels Feeling of incomplete bowel evacuation Lack of energy Migrating aches and pains Tire too easily Avoids activity Leg nervousness at night Diminished sex drive Section III      Abnormal functioning of the central nervous system can be caused by the misaligned spine, nutrient deficiencies, toxicity or any combination of them. These symptoms come from over activity in the part of the central nervous system that is responsible for accelerating body functions. Acid foods upset Get chilled often Lump in throat Dry mouth-eyes-nose Pulse speeds after meal Keyed up- fail to calm Cut heals slowly Gag easily Unable to relax Extremities cold, clammy Strong light irritates Urine amount reduced Heart pounds after retiring Nervous stomach Appetite reduced Cold sweats often Fever easily raised Neuralgia-like pains Staring, blinks little Sour stomach often These symptoms come from over activity in the part of the central nervous system that is responsible for slowing down body functions. Joint stiffness on arising Muscle-leg-toe camps at night “Butterfly” stomach, cramps Eyes or nose watery Eyes blink often Eyelids swollen, puffy Indigestion soon after meals Always seems hungry; feels lightheaded often Digestion rapid Vomiting frequent Hoarseness frequent Breathing irregular Pulse slow; feels “irregular” Gagging reflex slow Difficulty swallowing Constipation, diarrhea alternating “Slow starter” Gets chilled often Perspire easily Circulation poor, sensitive to cold Subject to colds, asthma, bronchitis Section IV      Chronic conditions or the diagnosed names for the dysfunctions from inflammation in weakened cells, organs, glands and tissues Acne ADD and ADHD Allergies Arthritis Bronchitis Chronic cough Chronic flu and colds Constipation, IBS, Diarrhea Depression Gallstones Gout Heartburn Indigestion Insomnia Kidney/Urinary problems Nervous disorders Psoriasis Tonsillitis Section V      Many conditions are created as the cells themselves begin to break down or degenerate. These conditions are beyond altered functions. Autoimmune disorders: rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, scleroderma, multiple sclerosis Crohn’s disease Degenerative Disc Disease Depression Diabetes type II High blood pressure Hyperthyroidism Gastritis Leaky gut syndrome Obesity Section VI      In the last stage of weakness and toxicity, the organs lose their ability to function and this leads life-threatening diseases. AIDS Cancers Congestive heart disease Diabetes Mellitus Emphysema Liver Cirrhosis Lymphoma