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Evans Food Sensitivity Assessment for Adults
Welcome to Dynamic Choices blog. Here you will find helpful articles about Autoimmune Disease, Food Sensitivities, Chronic Illness, and Motivation To Change.
I experienced increasing muscle and joint stiffness as a young mother back in 1998 and thought it was due to new parenthood combined with work responsibilities. For the next 18 years I chased a solution to this chronic pain and stiffness, which was eventually attributed to psoriatic arthritis. I had steroid injections, used prescription painkillers, prescription anti-inflammatories and immune suppressant medications, which did little to significantly improve my pain […]
Read MoreI am 26 and have been on disability for almost 5 years! I lay in bed in the morning wondering how I was going to muster up enough energy to get out of bed. Everything was a struggle due to severe chronic pain, swelling, no sleep and stomach issues. That was until I was introduced to Margaret and found out that most of my symptoms were related to the […]
Read MoreAfter two years working with the Western medical system trying to find a diagnosis and treatment for an inflammatory disease, my rheumatologist sent me to see Margaret Evans. Together we explored the possibility that food was causing challenges for myself and for my son who had chronic fatigue and had been diagnosed with mild ADHD. Her assessment tool enabled us to pinpoint likely foods to remove from our diet. […]
Read MoreMargaret Evans helped me to successfully identify the food intolerances that were responsible for my digestive upset, nausea, acid reflux, headaches, joint aches, and fatigue. Removal of the offending foods resulted in a significant improvement in all of these symptoms. Her method is unique, thorough, and is based on her vast experience. It is unlike anything else available from other health and nutrition practitioners. Because not everyone will have access […]
Read MoreThis inspiring story tells of a female physician who refused to believe that the progression of her Multiple Sclerosis was inevitable and that her only route of treatment was more and more medication. Through the use of diet, she went from being wheelchair bound to being able to again ride her bike and work full time. Her tireless efforts at finding answers for her own situation have led to […]
Read MoreHave you ever found yourself in a state of despair - a place where you can't see a way forward in your situation and feel you have run out of options? What do you do then? Do you throw up your hands and give up, accepting your situation as hopeless or do you continue to look for a ray of hope somewhere new? What we call despair is often […]
Read MoreThe body contains many specialized cells that allow it to absorb nutrients from the food that we eat without responding to it as a foreign substance. The specialized tissue known as GALT (gut-associated lymphoid tissue) is present throughout the bowel walls and allows the body to differentiate between healthy food and disease causing organisms. If the balance of bacteria in the bowel is upset as a result of a poor […]
Read MoreHow many times have you talked sharply to yourself as you bailed again on a behavior you really meant to change or a plan you truly intended to follow through on? How many “shoulds do you have on your list of things you really mean to do? We all have areas in our life where change seems easy and even effortless and other areas where we seem to fall off […]
Read MoreHow happy are you today? Does your degree of happiness depend on your external circumstances? Do you spend your life on a roller coaster of emotions because you allow the external experiences of your life to determine your attitude? Does your child’s attitude and degree of happiness mirror yours? Henry Cloud has just written a book entitled “The Laws of Happiness”. He quotes research that states that only 10% of […]
Read MoreCould it really be possible that type one diabetes is triggered by an intolerance to dairy products? More and more literature is appearing in journals and on the internet that offers compelling information about the link between the two. As I have worked with many hundreds of people in the last 25 years to address their food sensitivities I, too, have noticed a pattern. In the families where there […]
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