Business of Life

Body Language

Does your urine smell like maple syrup?  Do you get muscle cramps?  Excess dandruff? Carpal tunnel syndrome? Do you sneeze in bright sunlight? Or have chicken skin on your upper arms?

Is your body telling you something?  A new website,  Bodylanguage helps you identify what deficiency you may be suffering from and steps you can take to get rid of the symptoms.

Co-creators,  Jim Campbell is a forensic scientist and Graham Cope is  a biochemist who says,

Body Language empowers the general public to have greater control over their own health and puts the emphasis on prevention rather than cure,

We have developed the Body Language concept so that people can identify deficiencies and replenish them with healthy foodstuffs,

A note on the site says

Body Language is a collection of 'classic' signs and symptoms that the authors have painstakingly collected, researched and expanded. Most of them are grounded on valid science, a few are 'old wives tales' that nevertheless have sound scientific validity, a few are anecdotal. many of them are fascinating in their own right.