Naturopathic Health History Investigation


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15- Liquid intake review  16- Food preparation / methods   17- Lifestyle  18- Face examination   19- Nail Examination   20- Tongue Examination  21- Gum Examination   22- Eye Examination   23- Hair Examination  24- Urine Examination   25- Bristol Stool Chart   26- Stool Type and colour  27- Testing potential hydrogen, pH  28- Physical work condition

15- Liquid intake review

Alcohol
Caffeine
Herbal teas
Juices
Sugary drinks
Water

16- Food preparation / methods

Any limits to compliance
Batch cooking
Budget for food
Cooking habits
Preparation methods
Recipes’ support
Shopping habits

17- Lifestyle

Exercise type
Frequency and duration
Hobbies and interests
Incremental activity
Recreational drug use
Smoking
Type of work
Ways to unwind
Work / life balance

18- Face examination

If any below face signs/symptoms exist, please check them or write in the box. Alternatively, send a picture to: nutrition2heal.me@nutrition2heal.me

Strong red
Pale red or malar flush
Pallor
Yellow, puffy
Dry
Lines across the forehead
Lines between eyebrows
Lines above lips
Dry lips
Brown shadows under eyes
Blue/black shadows under eyes
Lip angular stomatitis / cheilitis
Inelastic skin
Dermatitis (nasolabial, eyelids, in ears)
Hyperpigmentation of mouth, cheek and eye areas

19- Nail Examination

Write full details below. Some terms explained: click please. Send pictures to: nutrition2heal.me@nutrition2heal.me

White nails
White paint-like spots
Absent lunula
Pyramidal lunula
Pale blue lunula
Red lunula
Terry’s nails
Thin, brittle nails
Paronychia
Wicks (or hangnails)
Clubbing
Koilonychia
Beau’s Lines
Longitudinal ridges
Central ridges
Nail pitting
Nail thickening
Nail beading
Onycholysis

20- Tongue Examination

Clients can send a picture of their tongue if they so wish to: nutrition2heal.me@nutrition2heal.me

Pale
Red purple
Red papillae
Excess papillae
Dry and cracked
Wet
Thin Tongue
Swollen
Scalloped
Rased / upturned edges
Tremor / quiver
Medial fissure/crack
Midline fissure at the tip
Geographical (mapped) tongue
Thin white coat
Brown Coat
Greasy yellow coat
No Coat

21- Gum Examination

Bleeding
Periodontal disease
Pale mucous membranes
Greyish mucous membranes

22- Eye Examination

Clients can send a picture of their eyes if they wish so to: nutrition2heal.me@nutrition2heal.me

Contracted pupil
Dilated pupil
Dry eyes
Night blindness
Pale conjunctiva
Blue sclera
Photophobia
Lack of eyelashes and eyebrows

23- Hair Examination

1- Hair loss
2- Brittle
3- Dry
4- Lacklustre

24- Urine Examination

1- Pale yellow / colourless
2- Dark yellow/strong smelling
3- Very dark yellow, orange or brown
4- Blood in urine: Red flag
5- Unpleasant smelling / cloudy urine
Foods change urine colour without harm:
Beetroot: red. | Asparagus: green/smelly. | Blackberries: red/brown. | Vitamin B2: bright neon yellow.
It takes 24-28 hours for colour to return to normal.
Click here for urine test and pH details.

25- Bristol Stool Chart

Please Click here to see the Bristol Stool Chart. Put the number similar to your stool below:

26- Stool Type and colour

Thin stools
Floating stool
Sinking stool
Dry stools
Infrequent stools
Very pale / clay colour stools
Green stools
White mucous in stools
Very dark brown stools
Orange coloured stool
Black tarry stools
Blood in stools

27- Testing potential hydrogen, pH

Numerical scale measuring acidity/alkalinity. Click here for details on saliva pH test.

28- Physical work condition

Please explain physical condition of your work (sitting, driving, walking, etc.):

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