Nutritional Symptoms

This condensed report lists examples of subtle ways that nutritional inadequacies can reveal themselves long before any disease is present. Its focus is educational rather than personal. It is selective rather than comprehensive. 

Click on each of the following headings to view a list of symptoms related to it. The more symptoms on each list that a person has – or the more intensely they are experienced – the more likely it is that these symptoms are caused by a deficiency/imbalance of the nutrient/factor in question.

Protein & Fiber

Vitamin E

Essential Fatty Acids

B-12 & Folic Acid

Digestive Weaknesses

B-Complex Vitamins

Calcium–Magnesium-Potassium

Allergies

Zinc

Hypoglycemia

Vitamins A & D

Cardiovascular System

Vitamin C & Bioflavonoids

Parasites

Heavy Metal Toxicity

Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS)

Glandular Imbalances

Candida/Yeast Infections

This report summarizes bodily signs related to nutritional imbalances. Its sole purpose is to educate and inform. It is not intended to diagnose diseases. If you suspect that you may have a medical problem, please seek medical attention.

Copyright © David W. Rowland, 2001

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