A Naturopathic Doctor specializing in:
Food Sensitivity Counseling
Holistic Medicine
and More!!
Jeff Crenshaw, N.D. is a Naturopathic Doctor in Ashtabula, Lake, Geauga, Erie and Trumbull Counties, OH
Dr. Jeff Crenshaw, N.D. Helps Patients in your local area.
“I have been helping people in the area for several years with their naturopathic, nutritional, and holistic needs.”
Food sensitivity are only a small segment of the services I provide.
Please take a look below for more information.
Dr.Jeff, Food Sensitivities, and You!
Many of us have used fad diets to try to lose weight and regain wellness. The problem with most diets is they exclude whole food groups. What we want to do is only exclude specific foods that you have a sensitivity too.
You may be avoiding foods you love, that you could eat.
You may be eating something that you believe is healthy for you but in fact could be causing you harm.
There is only one way to know for sure. That is to get tested. Why guess when you can know!
Learn MoreFood sensitivities have a large list of symptoms. Each food and sensitivity affect people differently.
Symptoms may not even show up for up to 72 hours. This makes it very difficult to identify the food causing the response.
Food sensitivities occur when the body cannot completely digest a particular food, and the proteins of this food enter the bloodstream un-dissolved and cause an immune system reaction.
If you are struggling with any number of these symptoms you may be experiencing a sensitivity to foods you are consuming:
But how do you know if your symptoms are food sensitivity related?
You simply get tested. That’s it!
Through muscle testing in the comfort of your own home he will determine all your food sensitivities.
The first step is to take our free online quiz?
The next step is to simply book your appointment with Dr. Jeff, he’s a board certified Naturopathic doctor.
Take Our free online Food Sensitivity quizAre you Struggling with any of these Symptoms?
If you are struggling with any number of these symptoms you may be experiencing a sensitivity to foods you are consuming:
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We have all used fad diets to try to lose weight and regain wellness. The problem with most diets is they try to exclude whole food groups. What we want to do is only exclude specific foods that you have a sensitivity too.
You may be avoiding foods you love, that you could eat.
You may be eating something that you believe is healthy for you but in fact could be causing you harm.
There is only one way to know for sure. That is to get tested. Why guess when you can know!
Your First Home Visit with Dr.Jeff
My home visits are only $90
I test for 158 foods and 31 food additives 189 total items
Compare that with one of the most popular mail in products on the market today. With these mail in food sensitivity testing products you must draw blood. With my service there is NO drawing blood. They test for only 96 foods. I test for 158 foods and 31 food additives 189 total items for only 90.
Another popular mail in product we can compare also requires drawing blood. Again with my service there is NO drawing of blood. They test for 200 foods, I test for 158 foods and 31 food additives 189 total items. Their fee is $380.00. My fee is only $90. But to be fair, I do test 11 substances less. So let’s look at cost per item. There cost per item is $1.90. My cost per item is only $0.47 cents.
It is also important to test any supplements you may be taking. For many people supplements are a huge part of their wellness regimen. It can also be very expensive. It’s very important to do a nutritional supplement evaluation. We can determine exactly what supplements you need and exactly what supplements you don’t. We can even test dosage on the supplements you do need. This will maximize the investment you are making in your health.
Here is a list of foods we test for.
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Symptoms of Food Sensitivities
- Dry and itchy skin
- Other miscellaneous skin problems
- Food intolerance
- Feeling bloated after eating
- Fatigue
- Joint pain
- Migraines
- Headaches
- Gastrointestinal (GI) distress
- Stomach ache/pain
- Acne
- Brain fog
- Eczema
- Dry and itchy skin
- Bloated stomach after eating
- Fatigue
- Joint pain
- Reflux
- Migraines
- Diarrhea
- Depression and mood swings
- Runny nose
- Headache
- Trouble sleeping
- Dark circles under eyes
- Weight Loss Resistance
- Thyroid Dysfunction
- Chronic Pain / Inflammation
FA 1 Apple
FA 2 Apricot
FA 3 Banana
FA 4 Beef
FA 5 Blackcurrant
FA 6 Butter
FA 7 Carrot
FA 8 Cauliflower
FA 9 Celery
FA 10 Cheese, Cow’s
FA 11 Chicken
FA 12 Cod
FA 13 Courgette/Zucchini
FA 14 Cucumber
FA 15 Egg
FA 16 Garlic
FA 17 Grape
FA 18 Ham
FA 19 Hazelnut
FA 20 Honey
FA 21 Kiwi Fruit
FA 22 Lamb
FA 23 Lemon
FA 24 Lettuce
FA 25 Loganberry
FA 26 Marrow
FA 27 Milk, Cow’s
FA 28 Mint
FA 29 Mixed Sweets/ Mixed Candies
FA 30 Mushroom
FA 31 Onion
FA 32 Orange
FA 33 Parsley
FA 34 Parsnip
FA 35 Pea
FA 36 Peach
FA 37 Peanut
FA 38 Pear
FA 39 Peppers/ Bell Peppers
FA 40 Pineapple
FA 41 Plaice
FA 42 Plum
FA 43 Pork
FA 44 Potato
FA 45 Prawns
FA 46 Pumpkin Seed
FA 47 Rhubarb
FA 48 Sesame Seeds
FA 49 Spinach
FA 50 Strawberry
FA 51 Sunflower Seeds
FA 52 Tomato
FA 53 Tuna
FA 54 Turkey
FA 55 Watercress
FA 56 78 mixed foods and food additives
FB 57 Almonds
FB 58 Baking powder
FB 59 Barley: pearl barley
FB 60 Beetroot
FB 61 Blackberry: wild
FB 62 Brazil nut
FB 63 Broad Beans
FB 64 Brussel Sprout
FB 65 Buckwheat
FB 66 Cabbage
FB 67 Carob
FB 68 Cashew nut
FB 69 Chickpea
FB 70 Cocoa
FB 71 Coconut
FB 72 Coffee: ground
FB 73 Corn: sweet corn
FB 74 Cornflour / Corn Starch / Maize Starch
FB 75 Date
FB 76 Fig
FB 77 Glucose
FB 78 Grapefruit
FB 79 Hops
FB 80 Lentil: brown whole
FB 81 Malt
FB 82 Melon: Galia
FB 83 Millet
FB 84 Oats
FB 85 Oats: organic
FB 86 Oil: olive
FB 87 Radish
FB 88 Raspberry
FB 89 Rice: long grain, white
FB 90 Rice: short grain, white
FB 91 Rice: long grain, brown, organic
FB 92 Runner bean
FB 93 Rye
FB 94 Salmon
FB 95 Soya bean: flour
FB 96 Sugar: beet
FB 97 Sugar: cane
FB 98 Sugar: demerara
FB 99 Sultana
FB 100 Vinegar: malt
FB 101 Vinegar: white wine
FB 102 Walnut
FB 103 Wheat flour: white, plain
FB 104 Wheat flour: white plain organic, unbleached
FB105 Wheat flour: white, self-raising
FB 106 Wheat flour: wholemeal, organic
FB 107 Yeast: Bakers
FB 108 Yeast: Brewers
FC 109 Anchovy in brine
FC 110 Aubergine / Egg Plant
FC 111 Avocado
FC 112 Basil
FC 113 Blueberry
FC 114 Broccoli
FC 115 Celeriac
FC 116 Cheese, vegetarian
FC 117 Cherries
FC 118 Chili, red and green
FC 119 Cinnamon
FC 120 Chocolate
FC 121 Coriander / Cilantro
FC 122 Crab
FC 123 Cranberry
FC 124 Cumin
FC 125 Endive
FC 126 Ginger, fresh
FC 127 Gluten
FC 128 Goat’s milk
FC 129 Haddock
FC 130 Lambs Lettuce
FC 131 Leek
FC 132 Lemongrass
FC 133 Lobster
FC 134 Mackerel in brine
FC 135 Mango
FC 136 Mussel
FC 137 Mustard
FC 138 Okra / Lady’s Finger
FC 139 Pak Choi
FC 140 Paw Paw/ Papaya
FC 141 Pecan
FC 142 Pepper, black and white
FC 143 Quinoa, organic
FC 144 Radicchio
FC 145 Rocket / Arugula
FC 146 Sage, fresh
FC 147 Sardines in brine
FC 148 Sorrel
FC 149 Spelt flour, organic
FC 150 Squash, butternut
FC 151 Squid
FC 152 Sweet Potato
FC 153 Tarragon, fresh
FC 154 Thyme, fresh
FC 155 Trout
FC 156 Turmeric
FC 157 Yam
FC 158 Yoghurt: Cow’s Milk
E102 Tartrazine / FD & C Yellow No 5 / Food Yellow 4 / CI 19140
E104 Quinoline Yellow/ Food Yellow 13 / CI 470005
E110 Sunset Yellow / Orange Yellow 5 / FD & C Yellow No. 6 / Food Yellow 3 / CI 15985
E122 Carmosine / Azorubine / Food Red 3 / CI 14720
E123 Amaranth / FD & C Red 2 / Food Red 9 / CI 16185
E124 Ponceau 4R / Cochineal Red / Food Red 7 /CI 16255
E127 Erythrosine / FD & C Red 3 / Food Red 14 / CI 45430
E128 Red 2G
E131 Patent Blue V / Food Blue 5 / CI 42051
E132 Indigo Carmine / Indigotine / FD & C Blue No 2 / Food Blue 1 / CI 73015
E133 Brilliant Blue FCF / FD & C Blue No 1 / CI 42090
E142 Green S / Acid Brilliant Green BS / Lissamine Green / Food Green 4 / CI 44090
E151 Black PN / Brilliant Black BN / Food Black 1 / CI 28440
E154 Brown FK / Chocolate Brown FK
E155 Brown HT / Chocolate Brown HT / CI 20285
E160a Beta-Carotene
E202 Potassium Sorbate
E210 Benzoic Acid
E211 Sodium Benzoate
E223 Sodium Metabisulphate
E296 Malic Acid
E320 Butylated Hydroxyanisole/ BHA
E321 Butylated Hydroxytoluene/ BHT
E330 Citric Acid
E331 Sodium Citrate
E334 Tartaric Acid
E466 Sodium Carboxy Methylcellulose
E500 Sodium Bicarbonate
E621 Monosodium Glutamate
E951 Aspartame
E954 Saccharin
What is a Naturopathic Doctor (N.D.) ?
A Holistic or Naturopathic doctor undergoes rigorous training before he or she becomes a licensed or board certified wellness practitioner. Naturopathic physicians work in private practices, hospitals, clinics, and community health centers, throughout the United States and Canada.
“Holistic” is a broad encompassing term to describe a variety of therapies that attempt to treat the patient as a whole person. “Naturopathic” medicine is based on the theory that disease can be successfully treated or prevented without the use of drugs.
Naturopathic physicians treat the body as a whole, affecting all medical conditions, and can provide both individual and family health care. The lifestyle changes they can affect include common ailments such as allergies, chronic pain, digestive issues, hormonal imbalances, obesity, respiratory conditions, heart disease, fertility problems, menopause, adrenal fatigue, cancer, fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome.
FIRST VISIT
A naturopathic physician will take time with you. During your first appointment, your doctor will note your health history, learn about your diet, stress levels, use of tobacco and alcohol, and discuss what brought you there. He or she may perform an examination and order diagnostic tests.
Naturopathic physicians keep themselves up-to-date on the latest scientific research and incorporate this evidence into their treatments. The naturopathic physician will work with you to set up a customized health management strategy. If necessary, your doctor will refer you to other health-care practitioners.
A first visit with a client may last one to two hours, with follow-up visits ranging from 30 to 60 minutes, although this varies depending on the ND. Naturopathic physicians need sufficient time to ask questions and gain an understanding of the patient’s health goals. NDs also need time do an appropriate examination and teach his or her clients about managing their condition and improving their health.
Furthermore, a naturopathic physician may utilize diagnostic tests to fully understand their patient’s health status. Besides taking the time to carefully and fully assess a patient’s root problem, the naturopathic physician brings to the client a whole new arsenal of treatments and insights. Optimal health is not the absence of disease. Instead of waiting for a disease to manifest itself, NDs work to head it off before it happens.
Source: Naturopathic.org
This Naturopathic Doctor (Dr. Crenshaw, ND) combines the wisdom of nature with the rigors of modern science. Steeped in traditional healing methods, principles and practices, naturopathic medicine focuses on holistic, pro-active prevention and comprehensive diagnosis and treatment. By using protocols that minimize the risk of harm, naturopathic physicians help facilitate the body’s inherent ability to restore and maintain optimal health. It is the naturopathic physician’s role to identify and remove barriers to good health by helping to create an internal and external environment that heals.