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Post by robwhite on Apr 23, 2009 7:04:49 GMT -5
Hi Eric,
whats the HealthExcel position on the clinical testing methods based on urinalysis (specific gravity, pH, chemical panel, urochrome), saliva pH, blood glucose, respiration rate, breath hold capacity, and supine / standing pulse changes, used by Guy Schenker and Harold Kristal to determine Acid/Alkali, Electrolyte, Catabolic/Anabolic imbalances?
Are these kind of tests used in the Comprehensive HealthExcel MT program?
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Post by erictalmant on Apr 29, 2009 9:31:46 GMT -5
Hi Eric, whats the HealthExcel position on the clinical testing methods based on urinalysis (specific gravity, pH, chemical panel, urochrome), saliva pH, blood glucose, respiration rate, breath hold capacity, and supine / standing pulse changes, used by Guy Schenker and Harold Kristal to determine Acid/Alkali, Electrolyte, Catabolic/Anabolic imbalances? Are these kind of tests used in the Comprehensive HealthExcel MT program? Excellent research, Rob! The Comprehensive Metabolic Typing® program tests basal temperature, oral temperature, ABO blood type, pupil size, "test" menus with DCR's, circadian tests (reagent strips, pH test strips, saliva pH, urine pH, urine specific gravity), glucose challenge test, postassium challenge test, and the advanced Metabolic Typing® test. |
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Post by robwhite on Apr 29, 2009 11:15:18 GMT -5
Great stuff. Thanks for clearing that up Eric!
I've been reading the Nutri-Spec newsletters recently and some of the results Schenker's clients have gotten are remarkable. There is a Nutri-Spec practitioner not too far from me who is going to give me some info on how he works and his costs, but TBH i would rather stick with the HealthExcel system because it has a broader scope, and also a good working relationship with you as my advisor Eric.
On the HealthExcel site, wheni try and go to details on the Comprehensive programe, it fails to load the page. I presume it is being updated or something, perhaps in light of the new FHC's ...?
I am thinking of getting the Comprehensive test done next in a few months, as i would like to know about how more of the other FHC's relate to me. Can you give me any info on how i can do this Eric? Of course, i'd rather have you do it, but you're in the US, and i'm in the UK (South London)!
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Post by erictalmant on May 5, 2009 15:26:30 GMT -5
Great stuff. Thanks for clearing that up Eric! I've been reading the Nutri-Spec newsletters recently and some of the results Schenker's clients have gotten are remarkable. There is a Nutri-Spec practitioner not too far from me who is going to give me some info on how he works and his costs, but TBH i would rather stick with the HealthExcel system because it has a broader scope, and also a good working relationship with you as my advisor Eric. On the HealthExcel site, wheni try and go to details on the Comprehensive programe, it fails to load the page. I presume it is being updated or something, perhaps in light of the new FHC's ...? I am thinking of getting the Comprehensive test done next in a few months, as i would like to know about how more of the other FHC's relate to me. Can you give me any info on how i can do this Eric? Of course, i'd rather have you do it, but you're in the US, and i'm in the UK (South London)! Rob: I am still working on getting that certification! I will post more in a bit. Eric |
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Post by robwhite on May 6, 2009 4:00:20 GMT -5
Good to hear Eric! Would be great to get the full Comprehensive Programme done through you if possible.
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Post by erictalmant on May 8, 2009 9:43:17 GMT -5
I will keep everyone posted as I progress towards being able to do that.
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Post by robwhite on May 13, 2009 7:05:22 GMT -5
Eric, i was wondering, do you know if on the questionnaire used for the Comprehensive programme, they use Dr William Kelley's original full set of questionnare questions? (with about 3500 questions). There are some 3rd party sites that seem to suggest so, like here: www.frot.co.nz/dietnet/reviews/metabolic_typing.htm |
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Post by erictalmant on Jun 1, 2009 7:35:31 GMT -5
Eric, i was wondering, do you know if on the questionnaire used for the Comprehensive programme, they use Dr William Kelley's original full set of questionnare questions? (with about 3500 questions). There are some 3rd party sites that seem to suggest so, like here: www.frot.co.nz/dietnet/reviews/metabolic_typing.htmNo, the Metabolic Typing® Comprehensive Program *does not* use Dr. Kelley's original full set of 3500 questions. I am not sure how much of this I can divulge on a public forum; not to mention that I am not certified to distribute the Comprehensive program. Actually, talked to Bill about this and HealthExcel is revamping the Comprehensive Program. I will be sure to keep everyone posted when I know more; but one of the prerequisites is to have worked with so many clients on the Advanced Metabolic Typing® test first. |
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Post by robwhite on Jun 1, 2009 7:56:32 GMT -5
ok cheers for clearing that up. Will be very interested to see what the new re-vamped Comprehensive MT package is like
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Post by erictalmant on Jun 10, 2009 8:21:26 GMT -5
ok cheers for clearing that up. Will be very interested to see what the new re-vamped Comprehensive MT package is like I will be certain to let everyone here know when I know. |
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Post by robwhite on Jul 20, 2009 12:24:14 GMT -5
If anyone's interested, i found this video which explains the basic premise behind the acid / alkali testing . The company it relates to use Nutri-Spec and Dr Revici's clinical stuff to determine metabolic imbalances. Becaue HealthExcel also use the same method as Nutri-Spec to determine acid / alkali imbalances, i think this video would therefore also relate to the HealthExcel method as well. Basically, my take-home message was that different people can be metabolically 'OK' at different levels of acidity and alkalinity in their body if their respiratory rate is within normal parameters. Its only when pH levels AND respiratory rate are abnormal is there generally an acidity / alkalinity issue. This site also goes into it a bit more www.royalrife.com/hbal.html |
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Post by erictalmant on Jul 22, 2009 17:46:44 GMT -5
If anyone's interested, i found this video which explains the basic premise behind the acid / alkali testing . The company it relates to use Nutri-Spec and Dr Revici's clinical stuff to determine metabolic imbalances. Becaue HealthExcel also use the same method as Nutri-Spec to determine acid / alkali imbalances, i think this video would therefore also relate to the HealthExcel method as well. Basically, my take-home message was that different people can be metabolically 'OK' at different levels of acidity and alkalinity in their body if their respiratory rate is within normal parameters. Its only when pH levels AND respiratory rate are abnormal is there generally an acidity / alkalinity issue. This site also goes into it a bit more www.royalrife.com/hbal.html I will check these out when I get back from the USAPL raw nationals. Thanks for posting it, Rob! |
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