1. Q: How does Dr. Inselman go about treating his patients?
A: Dr. Inselman treats stress in the body. Stress can be mechanical, nutritional, or emotional. Mechanical stress is referred for Chiropractic Adjustments; Nutritional Stress will be treated by dietary modification and the use of enzyme supplements. Patients with emotional stress are referred to the proper provider for emotional stress treatment.
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2. Q: What exactly is Enzyme Nutrition and Functional Digestive Nutritional Testing? Does it treat cancer, diabetes, or heart disease?
A: Enzyme nutrition is a systematic approach to locating the nutritional stress in one's body by test procedures that are reliable, reproducible, and measurable. Some examples of test procedures are: Physical examination, blood work, urinalysis, and x-ray to name a few. The nutritional stress is removed by changing the person's diet specifically for them based on their physiology; give supplemental enzymes to digest the diet; detoxify the body; and improve elimination. While Enzyme nutrition does not treat diseases or any medical condition, it is important to give the body nutritional support, which is what enzyme nutrition does.
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3. Q: Why isn't my doctor experienced with Enzyme Nutrition?
A: Medical doctors are expert at the treatment and management of disease. Most medical doctors do not have the training and expertise in nutritional matters, which is why they refer their patients to a nutritionist, dietician, or practitioner of Enzyme Nutrition.
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4. Q: Who is Dr. Paul S. Inselman and what is Dr. Inselman's educational background regarding Enzyme Nutrition?
A: Dr. Inselman is a Chiropractic Physician and practiced Chiropractic in New York for 20 years before moving to South Florida. He is considered by his peers to be an expert in the field of Enzyme Nutrition. Dr. Inselman is a graduate of the Loomis Institute and was personally taught by Dr. Howard Loomis, the Father of Enzyme Nutrition. Since 2006, Dr. Inselman has been working with Dr. Loomis to teach enzyme nutrition to medical doctors, chiropractors and osteopaths nationally. Dr. Inselman has had several articles published in peer review journals and was interviewed by the American Chiropractor for his strides in this growing field. He was also on the News 12 Panel of medical experts in New York and was the host of a live radio call in show called Healthline, which ran in New York for six years.
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5.Q: Are enzyme supplements considered safe and can they be used with children?
A: Enzyme supplements are classified under the FDA classifications as food extracts and therefore are considered to be extremely safe. Food enzymes are supposed to be obtained by eating a diet of raw food. Because we have to cook our food to kill bacteria, and because of the processing and chemical contamination of our food, the essential food enzymes are destroyed. The supplements that we utilize are designed to replace those essential nutrients in a supplemental form so they are safe for children too. If you have any concerns please check with your medical doctor before beginning enzyme replacement nutrition.
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6. Q: How much does the procedure cost and will my service be covered by my insurance?
A: The cost of the initial consultation is $350.00. Insurance will not cover any services for enzyme nutrition. Fees for testing are dependent on what tests are ordered and will be discussed prior to commencement.
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7. Q: How long will it take me to feel better?
A: That depends on how long you have had the problem, your age, and if there are any other complicating factors such as disease processes. Most people start to experience positive changes within a few days to a few weeks, but everyone is different.
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8. Q: Will I lose weight?
A: It all depends on what your body needs to do. Weight loss and weight gain are governed by our metabolism. Enzyme Replacement Nutrition looks to restore the homeostasis (balance) of the entire body by, changing the diet specifically for that person, helping them to digest their food better, and detoxifying (removing poisons) from the body, and improving elimination. All of these add up to a better functioning and healthier body.
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9. Q: I take medication. Can enzymes still be used?
A: Absolutely. Enzymes are considered food and there is no known cross-reactivity or side effects. We encourage all our patients to discuss their medication concerns with their medical doctor. We are always available to discuss your case with your medical doctor.
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10. Q: Where can I get more information about Enzymes?
A: Enzymes the Key to Health, by Dr. Howard Loomis, and The Food Enzyme Concept, by Edward Howell, MD.
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11. Q: Will I ever be referred to another doctor?
A: If you are found to be in a state of disease, a referral to the proper health discipline will be made.
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