What are the types of case that we like to treat?      We like to treat people with ACUTE pain, CHRONIC  pain, or RECURRING pain. Almost any type of pain (with the possible exception of Trauma pain, Metabolic Trauma pain or pathological pain), can get relief if food is a major contributing factor in the pain. We would add that it is a hidden secret that food has a part to play in a great deal of pain from chronic fatigue to fibromyalgia. This food

connection has not been well recognized by mainstream or alternative heath care workers.      People who’s pain has lasted several weeks or is of a repetitive recurring nature and have one or more of the signs or symptoms listed in the chart below, will make good patients. The pain may wander from side to side or place to place but it keeps coming back.      People make good patients for our clinic who have tried several treatments before, but medical care and

chiropractic care have not been successful with eliminating this repeating nature of the pain. One excuse or another has been given for this repetitive pain phenomena by various health care providers.      People may have a food connection with their pain who have even one single sign of the following signs as listed in the  book Dr. Ouellette’s Pain Relief Diet Manual. Copyright 2003 Dr. Victor Jean Ouellette All Rights Reserved

TWENTY WAYS to Check for Food Reactions You may have one, two, or more of these symptoms.
1.	Low back hurts when lying flat on the back or on the stomach when there has been no injury. (You blame it on back strain.)
2.	You wake up with low back pain even though you are relaxed and there has been no injury. (You blame it on arthritis.)
3.	You wake up with neck pain even though you are relaxed and there has been no injury. (Arthritis is blamed.)
4.	Some nights in bed the pain is worse; some nights it is better for no known reason.
5.	A joint that has intermittent pain is painful now. (Someone has said it is arthritis.)
6.	A joint that is normally not painful now aches, but only a little.
7.	Sharp fast pains (3-10 seconds in duration) come and go for no apparent reason in unusual locations not near joints.
8..	Your abdomen is tender in places when pressing on it.
9.	The abdomen aches a little now and then, even when not pressing on it. This ache may travel from one side of the abdomen to the other.
10.	The nose is plugged up, runny, or stuffy more than the day before, but you have no cold or flu. (Allergies are blamed.)
11.	You don’t feel alert but feel as though you are in a fog with cloudy thinking and inability to concentrate. (This is often a key sign of a food problem.)
12.	You have loose bowel movements but do not have the flu, or you have constipated bowel movements. (Firm, hard, and difficult to pass without straining.)
13.	You have haemorrhoids, blood in the stools, or blood on toilet tissue.
14.	In the morning upon awakening, your fingers feel swollen or tight when making a fist. (No one can tell you what causes this.)
15.	Your hands and feet feel cold most of the time, even in the summer.
16.	Your skin comes up with wide red areas when scratching or rubbing an itch.
17.	There is increased itching of the skin in many unusual locations.
18.	You have many tender points on your body that hurt when pressed on.
119.	You have more tiredness or fatigue than usual in the morning upon awakening, but there's no reason for it. (There has been no late-night loss of sleep, alcohol intake, or medications.)
20.	You are tired or fatigued during the whole day even though you slept a lot the night before.