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- Testimonials
“The first thing that comes to mind is my stomach issues. For the first time in my life, I was having cramps that lasted two weeks which I thought was gas at first. I was also a lot more phlegmy after meals and whenever I got a cold. My energy was low and my stress level was a little higher. I have old inuries to my lower back, and my ankle and my neck, which would flare up now and... Read more »
“Since seeing Jayne Dabu, I am beginning to look at food in a different light. Rather than as a solution to problems, I see it as a means to becoming healthy as I get older I am learning slowly to make wiser food choices and in doing so learning to hear and feel how my body reacts to what I ingest. I also like the one-on-one approach with someone whom I feel cares… I do not feel fatigued or generally... Read more »
“I suffer from Crohn’s Disease, and since seeing Jayne Dabu my cholesterol vs. triglycerides have been reversed, I have the ability to eat salads without the fear of doubling over or spending hours in discomfort, and I realized I was eating too many carbs vs. protein.”
–C.T.
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