METABOLIC TYPE
This section of the report will discuss the metabolic profile, which is based on research conducted by Dr. D. L.
Watts. Each classification is established by evaluating the tissue mineral results and determining the degree to
which the minerals may be associated with a stimulating and/or inhibiting effect upon the main "energy producing"
endocrine glands. These glands regulate nutrient absorption, excretion, metabolic utilization, and incorporation into
the tissues of the body: the skin, organs, bone, hair, and nails. How efficiently each nutrient is utilized depends
largely upon proper functioning of the endocrine glands.
SLOW METABOLISM (TYPE #2)
** Para-Sympathetic Dominance
** Tendency Toward Increased Adrenal Activity (increased secretion of hormones)
** Tendency Toward Decreased Thyroid Function (decreased secretion of hormones)
The current mineral pattern is indicative of a slow metabolic rate (Slow Metabolism, Type #2). This classification
is associated with an acute stress reaction, either physical or emotional. Acute stress is usually associated with an
alarm reaction. If the stress is emotional in nature, it could be related to feelings of fear. A physical stress could be
related to an inflammatory response or viral condition. In either circumstance, an adrenal response is noted.
If this pattern has been present over a long period of time, this patient may experience fluctuations in energy
levels as well as mood swings. Energy that is produced by the adrenal gland cannot be sustained over long
periods due to reduced thyroid function. Therefore, stress which contributes to temporary energy production will
result in higher energy levels followed by periods of fatigue.
NUTRIENT MINERAL LEVELS
This section of the report may discuss those nutritional mineral levels that reveal moderate or significant
deviations from normal. The light blue area's of each graph section represent the reference range for each element
based upon statistical analysis of apparently healthy individuals. The following section, however, is based upon
clinical data, therefore an element that is moderately outside the reference range may not be commented on unless
determined to be clinically significant.
NOTE:
For those elements whose levels are within the normal range, it should be noted that nutritional status is also
dependent upon their critical balance with other essential nutrients. If applicable, discussion regarding their
involvement in metabolism may be found in the ratio section(s) of this report.
PATIENT: 21572, NAWAL SALEH
METABOLIC TYPE
This section of the report will discuss the metabolic profile, which is based on research conducted by Dr. D. L. Watts. Each classification is established by evaluating the tissue mineral results and determining the degree to which the minerals may be associated with a stimulating and/or inhibiting effect upon the main "energy producing" endocrine glands. These glands regulate nutrient absorption, excretion, metabolic utilization, and incorporation into the tissues of the body: the skin, organs, bone, hair, and nails. How efficiently each nutrient is utilized depends largely upon proper functioning of the endocrine glands.
SLOW METABOLISM (TYPE #2)
** Para-Sympathetic Dominance
** Tendency Toward Increased Adrenal Activity (increased secretion of hormones)
** Tendency Toward Decreased Thyroid Function (decreased secretion of hormones)
The current mineral pattern is indicative of a slow metabolic rate (Slow Metabolism, Type #2). This classification is associated with an acute stress reaction, either physical or emotional. Acute stress is usually associated with an alarm reaction. If the stress is emotional in nature, it could be related to feelings of fear. A physical stress could be related to an inflammatory response or viral condition. In either circumstance, an adrenal response is noted.
If this pattern has been present over a long period of time, this patient may experience fluctuations in energy levels as well as mood swings. Energy that is produced by the adrenal gland cannot be sustained over long periods due to reduced thyroid function. Therefore, stress which contributes to temporary energy production will result in higher energy levels followed by periods of fatigue.
This section of the report will discuss the metabolic profile, which is based on research conducted by Dr. D. L. Watts. Each classification is established by evaluating the tissue mineral results and determining the degree to which the minerals may be associated with a stimulating and/or inhibiting effect upon the main "energy producing" endocrine glands. These glands regulate nutrient absorption, excretion, metabolic utilization, and incorporation into the tissues of the body: the skin, organs, bone, hair, and nails. How efficiently each nutrient is utilized depends largely upon proper functioning of the endocrine glands.
SLOW METABOLISM (TYPE #2)
** Para-Sympathetic Dominance
** Tendency Toward Increased Adrenal Activity (increased secretion of hormones)
** Tendency Toward Decreased Thyroid Function (decreased secretion of hormones)
The current mineral pattern is indicative of a slow metabolic rate (Slow Metabolism, Type #2). This classification is associated with an acute stress reaction, either physical or emotional. Acute stress is usually associated with an alarm reaction. If the stress is emotional in nature, it could be related to feelings of fear. A physical stress could be related to an inflammatory response or viral condition. In either circumstance, an adrenal response is noted.
If this pattern has been present over a long period of time, this patient may experience fluctuations in energy levels as well as mood swings. Energy that is produced by the adrenal gland cannot be sustained over long periods due to reduced thyroid function. Therefore, stress which contributes to temporary energy production will result in higher energy levels followed by periods of fatigue.
NUTRIENT MINERAL LEVELS
This section of the report may discuss those nutritional mineral levels that reveal moderate or significant deviations from normal. The light blue area's of each graph section represent the reference range for each element based upon statistical analysis of apparently healthy individuals. The following section, however, is based upon clinical data, therefore an element that is moderately outside the reference range may not be commented on unless determined to be clinically significant.
NOTE:
For those elements whose levels are within the normal range, it should be noted that nutritional status is also dependent upon their critical balance with other essential nutrients. If applicable, discussion regarding their involvement in metabolism may be found in the ratio section(s) of this report.
This section of the report may discuss those nutritional mineral levels that reveal moderate or significant deviations from normal. The light blue area's of each graph section represent the reference range for each element based upon statistical analysis of apparently healthy individuals. The following section, however, is based upon clinical data, therefore an element that is moderately outside the reference range may not be commented on unless determined to be clinically significant.
NOTE:
For those elements whose levels are within the normal range, it should be noted that nutritional status is also dependent upon their critical balance with other essential nutrients. If applicable, discussion regarding their involvement in metabolism may be found in the ratio section(s) of this report.
PATIENT: 21572, NAWAL SALEH
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