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Stockwell's Nutrition Services Nutrition Counseling Specializing in nutrition for chronic diseases and prevention, including obesity, cardiovascular, diabetes, renal, pulmonary, and allergies. Prevention and improved control of chronic diseases such as heart diseases, diabetes, lung diseases, kidney diseases and arthritis can be done with appropriate nutrition for many people. What you eat has a big impact of the nutrients and building blocks available for your body to use to keep you healthy. If missing just one critical nutrient some body function may not be able to work. For example, the thyroid requires iodine as part of the thyroid output hormone T4. If you do not eat table salt which has been fortified with iodine, what foods or supplements do you eat to provide it to your thyroid? Your thyroid gland controls your metabolism, among other things, which may relate to overweight or obesity. This is just one example. There are many, many other nutrients needed for every part of the body to function and prevent diseases such as: Foods and nutrients to lower cholesterol, lower blood pressure, increase good cholesterol (HDL), improve heart function, prevent calcium from depositing in arteries, improve energy levels, improve liver functioning, increase lung capacity. Every part of the body needs specific nutrients to continue to function. After counseling (per below) clients can sign up to receive ebulletins, at no charge, regarding all natural approaches to improve specific health issues such as those highlighted above.
The cost is a $50.00 per session, payable at the time the service is provided. This service is available to Seniors (60 years and older) at 50% savings. Payment may be made in cash, by check or on the internet. To pay on the internet click below.
Dean Stockwell is a Nutrition Professional with a bachelor of science degree in Nutrition & Food Science and Dietetics from the University of Vermont . He is a Registered Dietetic Technician with the American Dietetics Association. He is a certified nutritional herbalist. This gives Dean a unique perspective regarding nutrition and ways that nutrients can help prevent sickness and disease by keeping the body in optimum health. Dean works at the Androscoggin Valley Hospital in Berlin, NH, and at the Upper Connecticut Valley Hospital in Colebrook, NH. He has a farm in Colebrook, NH, where he raises all natural vegetables for sale at the farm, farmer's market and through the North Country Farm Fresh Network. |