The Nutrition Wellness Center Launches New and Improved Responsive Website for Residents of Nassau County, NY

VALLEY STREAM, N.Y. - Sept. 1, 2016 - PRLog -- The Nutrition Wellness Center and Director Juliana Mazzeo, who specializes in finding natural remedies for acute and chronic illnesses, have recently announced the launch of their new website for Nassau County residents. For more than 15 years, Juliana Mazzeo, MS, CDN, has been instrumental in helping thousands of people lose weight and keep it off and is known as Long Island's HA2CG Diet authority.

Juliana is an expert in advanced weight loss programs and recommending holistic and natural remedies for the treatment and prevention of health conditions related to severe and chronic body and organ malfunctions caused by improper diets and other environmental stressors. She also specializes in lipids and fats, hormonal imbalances, Diabetes, anti-ageing nutrition, and the effects of nutrition on brain function. In addition to individualized weight loss services, Nassau County residents can also expect an extended new list of holistic services, including Nutrition Response Testing and whole food supplements.

The Nutrition Wellness Center offers a full array of tools to assist with individual weight loss goals. According to Juliana, "Quite often, weight gain is the body's reaction to food and hidden chemical toxins/imbalances that may not be so obvious, so it only makes sense that we understand the way your particular body reacts to the foods you eat in order to make corrections that balance the chemical messengers in your body." Once the exact nutritional needs of an individual have been determined, the practitioner will develop a customized weight loss program to complement the natural way that individual's body sheds weight. In addition, the practitioner also provides ongoing support to help patients stick to their plan, which may include food shopping, meal preparation coaching, motivational help, food education, and more.

Phase one of the Nutrition Wellness Center healing process begins with Nutrition Response Testing. Nutrition Response Testing analyzes different points on the body in relation to the energy flow of each organ. Using these reflex points, the practitioner identifies imbalances in the body, and then develops a dietary plan to correct them. Nutrition Response Testing differs from other practices in that it does not rely on drugs or medication for treatment of symptoms. Instead, its aim is to reveal the underlying cause of the imbalance in order to provide the body with the necessary "genuine replacement parts" so the body can heal itself.

Phase two of Nutrition Response Testing involves clinical nutrition and supplementation with whole-food concentrates to help the body heal itself. According to Juliana, "Nutrition controls genetic expression! By providing the body with the "genuine replacement parts" from nutrient dense diets and whole food supplements, the body is then able to correct the nutritional deficiencies and imbalances, and Innate Intelligence is then able, and capable, to bring about total health restoration."

At this stage, the practitioner will develop a nutritional plan to correct nutritional deficiencies, which includes eliminating processed, nutrient-robbing foods and replacing them with nutrient-rich foods and whole food supplements to provide the body the nutrients it lacks. According to Juliana, "The correct diet harmonizes the endocrine system. When hormones are balanced, the health and function of the entire body improves. Vitality, rejuvenation and health are restored at the cellular level."

The body heals in layers; therefore, subsequent visits to monitor progress and address additional concerns are recommended for best results. Juliana Mazzeo holds an advanced Master of Science in Clinical Nutrition and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. She is also a guest speaker and lectures in many settings. She is the published author of "Acid Blockers and Malnutrition" and "The Thyroid Factor in Feeling Well".

Learn more by visiting http://www.nutritionwellnesscenter.com.