Can Nutritionist cure your Auto-Immune Disease?


There are various kind of Auto immune disorders. This disorder occurs when one self-body cells attack themselves and create a condition of illness, allergy or disease that can manifest in different ways. There are nearly 80 kinds of auto immune diseases identified. Causes are generally unknown.
Why does this happen? When does it happen? And why does it happen to certain people? What is the cure?
Normally, all cells in our body are compatible to each other. However, each one us over a period of our lifetime, eat, consume allergens (at different degrees) and sometimes genetically inherited that create an imbalance. Some change the way some of our own body cells react.
Medical treatment depends on the type and severity of the condition. While treatment usually improves symptoms, they do not typically cure the disease.

Solutions are to be implemented long term and take in substantial research to identify triggers and find ways to eliminate them. According to the best nutritionist in India, one of the only known ways to find your triggers and understand and eliminate them to work with a clinical Nutritionist, and a person who understands this subject.
At Qua Nutrition - we have worked over the last 10 years with various clients with different conditions of auto immune disorders. We have been fairly successful in reversing their condition and managing their health via nutrition intervention. The science is a combination of understanding the body, the triggers, how to prevent and remove them via nutrition/nutrient combination and their long term effect on their effect on a person body aligning to medical indicative, reactions, triggers, blood tests, genetic test, and other factors.

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