Orthocellular Nutrition and Exercise Inc.

Hidden Food Sensitivities
Detection and Correction

Hidden food sensitivities occur when there are adverse responses to the ingestion of certain foods. The reaction may or may not be controlled and influenced by the immune system.

Body Basics

The reaction can be caused by a protein, starch, or other food component, or by a hidden agent that is added to the food during processing, such as a colourant or preservative. Undiagnosed allergies, intolerances, and reactions affect more than half the population. Almost everyone has at least one food sensitivity.

However, many people are not aware that there symptoms may be caused by inappropriate food choices. They continue to eat the same foods, day after day, never getting complete relief from supplements or lifestyle changes.

Program Description

Three Types of Food Sensitivities

Food sensitivities are of three basic types:

A. Food Allergies: An allergy is an inappropriate response by the body's immune system to a substance that is not normally harmful. Substances that provoke allergic responses are called allergens. Research indicates that the number of people with allergies is skyrocketing and will probably continue to grow.  

Food allergies have been implicated in a wide range of medical conditions, affecting virtually every part of the body, from mildly uncomfortable symptoms, such as:

• indigestion, and
• gastritis,

to severe illnesses, such as:

• celiac disease,
• arthritis, and
• chronic infection.

Allergies have also been linked to numerous disorders of the nervous system, including depression, anxiety, and chronic fatigue.

B. Food Intolerances: However, intolerances are different. An intolerance is an inability to digest or metabolize a particular constituent in a food due to the lack of a digestive enzyme in the body, which can occur early in life or later in life with age. Without the particular enzyme the food will not be broken down properly in the small intestine. 

In addition, food intolerances can result in a condition known as the leaky gut syndrome whereby the lining of the small intestine becomes porous and undigested, larger-sized food particles are allowed to pass through into the bloodstream. This in turn invokes an allergic response from the immune system to these foreign invaders. So, an intolerance can lead to one or more food allergies. 

C. Food Reactions: On the other hand, a food reaction is an adverse response to one or more artificial additives in a particular food. The additives cause inflammation in the mucosal lining of the small intestine, or further down the GI tract in the large intestine. This inflammation can lead to a host of digestive disorders and diseases.

Artificial additives such as:

• flavour enhancers,
• colourings,
• preservatives,
• stabilizers, and
• sweeteners

are hidden in processed and packaged foods.

In addition, pesticides such as:

• herbicides,
• insecticides, and
• fungicides

are sprayed on conventionally grown fruits and vegetables, and are usually invisible to the naked eye, as well as hard to remove. Almost any food has the ability to cause an adverse reaction, depending on one's individual sensitivity to it.

Do You Have Issues with Certain Foods?

If so, you need to watch this video! Are there certain kinds of food that you're either allergic to, have an intolerance towards, or that makes your body have some negative reaction? How do you know? Dr. Peter Glidden offers some great advice on how to find out and why this method is the best way to get to the bottom of food issues.

iHealthTube.com - Do You Have Issues with Certain Foods? You Need to Watch This!

Program Benefits

The following are the major health benefits that stem from the program:

1. Overcoming food allergies,
2. Dealing with food intolerances,
3. Eliminating food reactions,
4. Stabilizing the GI tract,
5. Repairing the gut lining, and
6. Modulating the immune system.

"Eat to live, don't live to eat; many dishes, many diseases." … by Benjamin Franklin

Program Cost : Across Canada

Program Administered via Online Practitioner Sessions

The cost of Hidden Food Sensitivities is $400*. This amount can be paid in one lump sum payment or in four equal installments of $100. The first installment is due one week prior to the start of the program. Refer to Step 2: Paying for your Program below for the details.

The program will be administered via regular mail, landline phone calls, e-mail, Skype calls, and/or video chat, as needed. A desktop or laptop computer, a high-speed internet connection, a Skype account, and a webcam would be helpful. This approach is particularly well-suited for those adults who live across Canada.

*The above price in Canadian dollars is in effect as of January 1st, 2024 and is subject to change without prior notification. Handouts are included with the program, and will be sent to you by regular mail, but any allergy tests and/or equipment are extra. HST is included in the above price.

How do I get started?

Signing up and paying for the program is a two-step process as shown below.

Step 1: Signing-up for Hidden Food Sensitivities

Program Registration: To detect and eliminate hidden food sensitivities including allergies, intolerances, and reactions, fill out the form below to register for Hidden Food Sensitivities. Jim Safianuk will get back to you within two business days.

Jim is a health scientist and an holistic nutritionist who specializes in the dsign and development of adult weight loss, disease prevention, and longevity programs for those between the ages of 25 and 65 plus.

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Step 2: Paying for your Program

You can pay for your program in 1 of 2 ways...

A. First Way : Payment via Electronic Funds Transfer 

A.1  One Lump Sum Payment

Either, in one lump sum payment of $400.00 by electronic funds transfer for the total cost of the program, which includes the HST. This amount needs to be received one week prior to the start of the program. 

A.2  Four Equal Installments

Or, if you prefer, you can pay in four equal installments of $100.00 via electronic funds transfer. In this case, you will be sent a payment schedule in advance so you know when each installment is due. 

The First Installment

After Jim contacts you by phone or e-mail and you have agreed on a start date and time, then you need to pay for your first installment. The first installment is due one week prior to the start of the program. For instance, let's say your communication with Jim was on January 1st, 2024 and you agreed to go ahead with the program. The start date was set for January 15th, 2024. You would need to pay for the first installment by January 8th. In this way, we can be sure that you are fully committed to the program before we get started.

The Second, Third, and Fourth Installments

Following along with the above example, the second, third, and fourth installments would then be due on February 8th, March 8th, and April 8th, respectively, or one month apart. 

How it Works in Case You are Not Familiar with the Process

You send the money with Interac e-Transfer in EasyWeb if you are a TD Canada Trust account holder, or by using an equivalent electronic funds transfer system with another participating financial institution in Canada. All you need to do at your end is follow these three steps.

Step 1 : Access Send Money

1. Once inside EasyWeb or an equivalent online banking system, from the left-hand menu, select Interac e-Transfer.
2. Check within the Interac e-Transfer menu to ensure the Send Money option is selected. 

Step 2 : Enter Transaction Information

1. From the Account dropdown menu, select the account from which you wish to send money.
2. In the Amount field, enter the amount of money you wish to send.
3. From the Recipient dropdown menu, select the person to whom you wish to send money. 
4. If the recipient's name is not on your list, add it by selecting Add New.
5. Next, enter the recipient's name and valid email address. Jim from Orthocellular will send you the correct name and email address to use by regular mail as part of the initial orientation process. 
6. It is crucial to ensure the name and email address displayed match the intended recipient exactly as Autodeposit transactions cannot be cancelled. Jim has enabled Autodeposit for Interac e-Transfer at his end, so there is no need for a security question and answer, as the funds will automatically be deposited into his business account.
7. To make any changes select Update, to the right of the menu.
8. You may also choose to enter a short message.
9. Now, click the Next button, and skip to Review and Finish Transaction. 

Step 3 : Review and Finish Transaction

1. You must review all information, to ensure that it is accurate and that it matches the intended recipient.
2. If you need to change anything, simply click the Back button.
3. If everything is satisfactory, click the Send Money button. You will see the confirmation number for the transaction. The recipient will be notified by email alerting them to the fact that you have sent them money using Interac e-Transfer.

B. Second Way : Payment by Cheque

B.1  One Lump Sum Payment

Either, in one lump sum payment of $400.00 by cheque for the total cost of the program, which includes the HST. This amount needs to be received one week prior to the start of the program. Make your cheque payable to Orthocellular Nutrition and Exercise Inc

B.2  Four Equal Installments

Or, if you prefer, you can pay in four equal installments of $100.00 with the first cheque being due one week prior to the start of the program. In this case, you will be sent a payment schedule in advance so you know when each installment is due. Make your cheques payable to Orthocellular Nutrition and Exercise Inc. 

The First Installment

After Jim contacts you by phone or e-mail and you have agreed on a start date and time, then you need to pay for your first installment either. The first installment is due one week prior to the start of the program. For instance, let's say your communication with Jim was on January 1st, 2024 and you agreed to go ahead with the program. The start date was set for January 15th, 2024. You would need to pay for the first installment by January 8th. In this way, we can be sure that you are fully committed to the program before we get started.

The Second, Third, and Fourth Installments

Following along with the above example, the second, third, and fourth installments would then be due on February 8th, March 8th, and April 8th, respectively, or one month apart.

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