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Nutrient Analysis  
Short Nutrient Analysis  
Full Nutrient Analysis  
  Short-Version Nutrient Analysis 
• Who should have a Nutrient Analysis done? Everyone.
• Why? You are what you eat. It provides a profile of your health status. A simple example, is individuals who do not consume enough foods high in calcium, magnesium, vitamin D or other nutrients may have bone density problems.

Introduction

In today’s fast paced world, it is difficult for Americans to eat properly. Are you consuming enough daily fruits and vegetables to assure proper levels of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, carotenoids, fiber and other nutrients? How about enough essential fatty acids? Today with the added stress, environmental pollutants and artificial substances found in our foods there is greater oxidative stress generating more free radicals in our bodies. A person may feel great for years and then are told that they have a rehabilitating disorder. It is critical to take a little time out of your hectic schedules to take a look at yourselves. It may add years to your life and provide you with more time to spend with family and friends. Depression, arthritis, cardiovascular disease, gastrointestinal disorder and other conditions may be improved by making changes to what we consume on a daily basis. It all begins with taking a look at yourself through a total Nutrient Analysis.

Another factor is that there are products on the market that are not effective according to scientific research. The goal is to help you make wise choices about your diet by providing educational information based on scientific research of the ingredient. For example, a company may sprinkle 10 botanicals in a product but none of them may be at effective dosages. Some minerals may be added at excessive levels that can cause other nutrient deficiencies.

If you chose to take the next step and have a Full-Version Nutrient Analysis performed you will be provided with personalized time to discuss your Nutrient Analysis. It will provide you with education on the research behind the ingredients (vitamins, minerals, herbs, etc.) that you may be taking.


What is Provided To You With The Nutrient Analysis:

1) Hard copy description report of your present level of nutrients from your diet. It will include a colorful pie chart demonstrating percentages of carbohydrates, fats and proteins. It will also provide detailed scan of all the nutrients or lack of nutrients in your diet. This includes vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids (omega 3’s EPA and DHA), cholesterol, saturated fat, other fat; fiber (insoluble and soluble).

2) Beyond the appointment you are welcome to continued educational sessions, answering questions at an hourly fee.
Objective:

This nutrient analysis will provide information based on your food intake to evaluate the levels of vitamins, minerals, protein and specific amino acids, carbohydrates, fat, cholesterol and essential fatty acids.
  Start Nutrient Analysis 


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Please answer the following questions, which best describes your usual eating behavior as it is now. Please be as truthful as possible or we can not provide your with an accurate analysis.
* How many days a week do you eat breakfast?



* How often during the week do you eat between meals or after the evening meals?




* What is the average size of your evening meal?



* Do the types of meals you usually eat include the following:



* How many sugar based products do you usually eat in one day?



Please Write a detailed description of what you consume in a 24-hour period on a blank sheet of paper. If your diet is completely different from day to day feel free to record two work days and one day off.

Q-Tech Services, Inc will keep this information completely confidential.

• Record all foods with descriptions and approximate portions for one average day. For example, one slice of whole wheat bread with a tsp. of butter. If you eat popcorn record approximate amounts like 10 cups with light salt. If it is a brand, list brand. Be as detailed as possible.

• Try to list if vegetables are fresh, frozen or canned. If from a restaurant and you are unsure, that’s ok. List the types of supplements you presently take. If you chose to discuss the ingredients more in depth in terms of bioavailability of nutrients, interactions or toxicity levels feel free to send bottles without contents.

Example:

Breakfast:
   ½ large grapefruit
   1 bowl corn flakes with ½ cup of whole milk
   4 strips of bacon


Snack:
   1 Snickers Bar
   2 glasses of waters (12oz)

Snack:
   1 glazed donut

No Lunch
   2 sticks of Wrigley’s Spearmint Gum

Dinner:
   12oz. T-bone steak broiled
   1baked potato
   2Tbs of sour cream (fat-free)
   2 12oz. Pepsi’s
3Tbs Mixed vegetables (from can)
   Small piece of Sara Lee Cheese Cake
Detail Food List:
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  Start Your Nutrient Analysis 
In order for you to complete the online analysis, you will need to be a registered user of the site. Please take a moment to register here. Registering is free of charge!

Once you register, you will receive a confirmation a e-mail with a verification code. Once you verify your account, you should be contacted by a member of Judi Q, with instructions of how to purchase the analysis. Once you have verified your account, your will then have access to complete the appropriate analysis.

Before your Nutrient Analysis will be accessed, please send a Check or Money Order for $49 for the short-form nutrient analysis or $149 for the full-form nutrient analysis to the following address:

32 Crossings Way #161
Crossville, TN 38555

or you may call: 931-839-2427
for more information.
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