Nutrition & bodywork in Mars Hill

EDS/EAV: a session using skin-contact measurements within our complementary wellness approach. NRT: a muscle-response practice used in wellness consultations. ZYTO: a skin-response scan that generates a wellness report. We explain the process and limitations before making wellness recommendations.

These methods are not established diagnostic tests for disease, allergies, infections, organ dysfunction, or specific nutrient deficiencies. A Heart Sound Recorder records heart sounds; it does not replace a medical heart examination or establish heart health.

What to expect: discuss your goals and relevant history, review the selected method with your practitioner, and ask about results, limitations, and possible next steps. Appropriate clinical testing belongs with your healthcare provider.

Explore everyday food choices, lifestyle habits, and personalized nutritional education. Conversations may include changing nutritional needs, energy, activity, and weight-related wellness goals. Supplement discussions are individualized; bring your current medication and supplement list so you can discuss compatibility with your healthcare provider.

What to expect: a conversation about your routines and goals, practical educational suggestions, and follow-up reviews. Nutrition support does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment of diabetes, hormone disorders, or other conditions.

Explore Spinal Flow, myofascial release massage, and other available hands-on services. Your practitioner explains the approach, positioning, and touch involved and discusses your comfort and preferences before beginning.

What to expect: share your goals and relevant considerations, ask questions, and let your practitioner know if you would like to adjust or stop a session. Availability depends on practitioner, service, and location.

Ask about EVOX, Emotion Code, and currently available approaches focused on emotional awareness and relaxation. We explain the experience and how it fits within wellness support. Ask about Body Code availability before booking.

What to expect: discuss your goals, learn how the chosen session works, and decide whether it matches your preferences. These services do not diagnose mental health conditions and do not replace licensed mental health care.

Explore red light sessions, PEMF, Power Plate vibration, and ionic foot baths as optional wellness experiences. Ask about the equipment, suitability, session length, and preparation for your selected service.

What to expect: your practitioner explains the experience before you begin. Share relevant medical conditions and ask your healthcare provider about suitability when needed. We do not promise detoxification, disease reversal, or guaranteed recovery.

Learn about wellness choices through individualized educational conversations and available resources. Ask about nutrition talks or other learning opportunities. You can bring questions about services, everyday habits, and how to evaluate your options.

Our public Jane booking location is Mars Hill, North Carolina. For St. Petersburg, Florida or remote consultation options, contact us to confirm the service, practitioner, and location before scheduling or traveling. Hands-on sessions require an in-person visit.

Appointment durations and fees vary. Jane displays current booking options. If a service is not listed, contact us for availability rather than selecting an unrelated appointment.

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Services are for complementary wellness support and education. They do not diagnose, treat, or cure medical conditions and do not replace medical evaluation or care.