REVIEW OF SYSTEMS
1 Gastrointestinal system (Priority 1).
 Location: Cramping in abdomen
 Onset: Since adolescence and recently since childbirth
 Provocation/Palliation: Consumption of processed, packaged foods
 Quality: Urgent and Sharp symptoms of water unformed, foul smelling, unformed
bowels with mucous
 Radiations: Abdomen, absence of radiation
 Severity: 5/10, 4 times per day
 Timing: Early Evenings, afternoons
 Understanding: Fully aware of nature and frequency of symptoms
 History: since Adolescence
2 Immune system (Priority 2)
 Location: Itching throat and sneezing, runny nose and eyes.
 Onset: Spring season
 Provocation/Palliation: Spring season
 Quality: Constant symptoms of sneezing and irritation in nose and throat
 Radiations: NA
 Severity: NA
 Timing: Spring season
 Understanding: Fully aware of nature and frequency of symptoms
 History: NA, possibly since childhood
3 Impaired Gluten Metabolism and Digestion/Gluten Intolerance (Priority 3)
 Location: Abdomen
 Onset: Since childbirth
 Provocation/Palliation: Consumption of processed and packaged foods like cakes and
biscuits
 Quality: Intermittent symptoms of bloating and flatulence
 Radiations: NA
 Severity: 3
 Timing: Early evening and afternoons
 Understanding: Fully aware of nature and frequency of symptoms
 History: Possibly since childbirth
4 Metabolism (Priority 4)
 Location: NA
 Onset: signs and symptoms of low levels of energy and weight gain after childbirth
 Provocation/Palliation: NA
 Quality: NA
 Radiations: NA
 Severity: NA
 Timing: NA
 Understanding: Fully aware of nature and frequency of symptoms
 History: Was initially fit and healthy during childhood
5 Cardiovascular System and Sensory functions (Priority 5)
 Location: Head and feet
 Onset: Symptoms of cold feet during night, symptoms of headache in the presence
of perfumes and cleaners
 Provocation/Palliation: Upon inhalation of perfumes and cleaners, at night while trying to
sleep

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