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Headline : Food intolerance testing at work - a benefit for employers & ...

Date : 7 Sep Aug 2006

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Food Intolerance and Sensitivity Testing is a way of pinpointing foods that could be causing symptoms such as Asthma, Bloating, Constipation, Depression, Diarrhoea, Exzema, Fatigue, Headaches, Irritable Bowel (IBS), Migraine or Weight gain to name just a few.

It can be these very symptoms that cause low productivity and absence from work. Many employees' lead busy lives and work long hours in a stressful environment and sometimes health can suffer as a result. Therefore, feeling good is more important than ever.

For employees to be productive in the work place they need to feel fit and healthy. Feeling lethargic with low energy levels is not conducive to coping well with long working hours.An employer wants happy, healthy staff that perform well in the workplace and have low absence rates.

More and more companies are offering complementary treatments to their employees to give them as much support and opportunities as possible to achieve well-being. Offering treatments, such as Food Intolerance Testing, at work is a convenient way for employees to broach possible intolerance symptoms.

The Bio-Resonance machine used by Jackie Perez picks up on a particular type of energy in the body.The procedure is quick, non-invasive (no pin prick or blood tests needed) and provides instant results.The client feels no electrical or other unpleasant sensations.

Ordinarily an appointment takes approximately an hour,however,Jackie realises that employ-ees are very busy and taking an hour out of their working day would be very difficult. She therefore asks employees to complete a short questionnaire and make a note of a typical days diet before the meeting,which shortens the test time to between 30 to 40 minutes.The sessions are professional, caring,informative and confidential. Also,there is the added benefit to employees of getting a discount on this service (if a company books her for regular visits).

Taking approximately 30 minutes out of a working day to deal with health issues can make a huge difference to the way employees feel and how they cope with the long hours being worked. To offer this service to employees in their place of work can only be a good thing, which Jackie truly believes would be well received.

If you would like to find out more, or if you would like to book an individual appointment then contact Jackie Perez (Dip.AIT) on 07976 707882 or e-mail: jackie.nutrition@virgin.net. Alternatively take a look at her website: www.jackienutrition.co.uk.

Source : ic Croydon - UK

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