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Nutritional Therapy - A
clinical audit
A nutritional therapist seeks to work with a
patient or client to improve or restore physiological and biochemical
function in chronic illnesses through dietary guidance related to the
individual's needs.
A clinical audit on 300 NHS patients treated by a
nutritional therapist between 1990-1993 found the following percentages of
patients reported a "definite, lasting improvement":
Headaches or migraine - 85%
Digestive problems - 82%
Hormone-related problems - 70%
Chronic tiredness - 55%
Skin diseases - 54%
Nutritional therapy in the
treatment of common minor health problems. June 1993
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