RBTI Results and Recommendations
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RBTI Numbers Breakdown

  • Sugar: 4.0
    • This is below ideal (ideal is 6.4), which may suggest low energy availability, low adrenal function, or a lack of available simple sugars for the brain and muscles.
    • This could directly relate to memory and word recall issues due to insufficient glucose delivery to the brain.
  • Urine pH: 6.6 | Saliva pH: 5.6
    • These numbers are inverted. Ideally, saliva should be more alkaline than urine (6.4/6.4 is the standard goal).
    • This may indicate digestive stress, pancreatic insufficiency, and possibly brain fog from poor digestion and mineral absorption.
    • The acidic saliva is also correlated with nerve stress, and in this case, may contribute to neurological symptoms like speech difficulty.
  • Salt: 28 C
    • Elevated. This suggests dehydration, possible kidney or lymphatic stress, and thickened fluids. When salts are this high, the body may not be efficiently moving nutrients or waste products.
    • Thick blood can lead to sluggish circulation, especially to the brain.
  • Albumin: 4M+
    • Excessive albumin indicates protein waste in the urine, possibly due to kidney strain or tissue breakdown. This can point to inflammation, toxic buildup, or high stress on the organs.
  • Ureas: 8/7 (Total 16)
    • Ideal urea range is 3/3 to 6/6 (total of 6–12), so this is elevated, suggesting protein digestion issues, likely from poor enzyme production, liver/gallbladder stress, or too much protein intake for the body to handle.
    • High ureas can cause mental fog, irritability, and confusion due to ammonia buildup.

Summary of RBTI Pattern

Your client is showing a pattern of:
  • Low sugar = low brain fuel
  • Inverted pHs = poor digestion + nerve stress
  • High salt = dehydration, sluggish circulation
  • High urea = ammonia toxicity & liver/gut stress
  • High albumin = kidney strain and protein waste
These combined can definitely contribute to memory problems, confusion, and trouble speaking.


Step 1: Start Here 
First 2 weeks
 
 
  1. Hydration protocol:
    • Use distilled water with lemon and a pinch of sea salt (8 oz. every 30–45 minutes) to start flushing salts.
    • Begin focusing on drinking 1/2 your body weight in water daily. 
    • Avoid carbonated drinks and caffeine, which may worsen dehydration.
  2. Gentle natural sugars for the brain:
    • Small amounts of natural sugars from grapes, apples, pears, carrots, or even a small spoonful of raw honey or Grade B Maple Syrup mid-morning and mid-afternoon.
    • This will help raise sugar levels and feed the brain without overtaxing digestion.

NOTE: Lemonade mix - Do this every top of the hour all throughout the day everyday. 
1/2 lemon of a fresh lemon (mix up each glass when you are ready to drink it)
8 oz. water
2 tbsp Grade B Maple syrup (Grade B has more nutrients in the syrup)
pinch of sea salt

**The link below has the full lemonade diet in it. It is pretty intense but it is a great detox. I put it here just in case you want to check it out. But it is not what you are doing at the moment. We are keeping things simple. 
Recommendations 
Week 2-6
 
 

  1. Reduce protein temporarily:
    • Since ureas are elevated, focus on easier-to-digest proteins (steamed fish, eggs, plant-based sources) and limit red meat or high-fat animal proteins.
    • Avoid protein powders for now.
  2. Increase bitter and digestive foods:
    • Include beets, dandelion greens, artichokes, lemon water, or apple cider vinegar before meals to support bile flow and detox.

Supplement Suggestions 

  • Brain & Nerve Support:
    • Premier Research Labs NeuroVen (for mitochondrial support + brain clarity)
    • B-Complex from Premier or Super B from Young Living (methylated if MTHFR status is unknown)
  • Kidney & Liver Drainage:
    • Premier Renaven support
    • Gentle liver herbs like milk thistle or dandelion root tea
    • Consider adding a gentle binder (charcoal or zeolite) if detox pathways are open
  • Enzymes & Digestion:
    • Broad-spectrum digestive enzyme with HCl, especially with protein meals (Desbio) 


🗓️ 7-Day Gentle RBTI-Based Meal Plan for Memory, Brain, and all over Support
Daily Routine (Start Each Day):
  • Upon waking:
    ½ cup warm distilled water with fresh lemon juice
    (Optional: pinch of sea salt + trace minerals)

✅ Day 1

Breakfast
  • Steamed apple slices with cinnamon
  • Soft-boiled egg
  • Herbal tea (ginger or nettle) - We have some fresh herbal teas if you would like to use them. 
Snack
  • 5–6 grapes or ½ pear
  • Small handful of soaked walnuts
Lunch
  • Steamed carrots, zucchini, and beets
  • Quinoa or white rice
  • Small portion of wild-caught salmon
  • Dandelion tea
Snack
  • Raw honey on rice cake or celery stick
Dinner
  • Vegetable soup (carrot, celery, onion, parsley, turmeric)
  • Side of steamed green beans
  • Chamomile tea with a slice of lemon

✅ Day 2

Breakfast
  • Pear smoothie (pear, spinach, coconut water, splash of lemon juice)
  • Rice toast with avocado
Snack
  • ½ apple with almond butter (small amount)
Lunch
  • Grilled zucchini, steamed spinach
  • Brown rice + drizzle of olive oil
  • Beet salad (shredded with ACV dressing)
Snack
  • Warm herbal tea and 4–5 baby carrots
Dinner
  • Lentil soup with parsley, garlic, and a hint of cumin
  • Arugula salad with olive oil + lemon
  • Lemon balm tea

✅ Day 3

Breakfast
  • Soft oatmeal with coconut milk, cinnamon, and a few blueberries
  • Spearmint tea
Snack
  • ½ banana
  • Brazil nuts (1–2 only)
Lunch
  • Baked cod with lemon
  • Steamed broccoli and squash
  • Cauliflower mash (light seasoning)
Snack
  • Raw honey + herbal tea
Dinner
  • Vegetable stir-fry (bok choy, carrots, celery, onion) in coconut aminos
  • Jasmine rice
  • Ginger tea

✅ Day 4

Breakfast
  • Carrot-apple juice (fresh if possible)
  • Scrambled egg with spinach
Snack
  • Cucumber slices + lemon + sea salt
Lunch
  • Butternut squash soup
  • Small side of lentils
  • Side salad with romaine + beets + olive oil dressing
Snack
  • Sliced peach or dried figs
Dinner
  • Steamed fish with dill
  • Green beans and carrots
  • Warm lemon water

✅ Day 5

Breakfast
  • Steamed pear + chia seeds
  • Herbal tea (nettle or mint)
Snack
  • ½ avocado + sea salt on rice toast
Lunch
  • Roasted sweet potatoes
  • Steamed kale with garlic
  • Baked turkey (small portion)
Snack
  • Grapes or small smoothie (grape + cucumber + coconut water)
Dinner
  • Miso broth with carrots and mushrooms
  • Wild rice
  • Side of sautéed spinach

✅ Day 6

Breakfast
  • Banana + blueberry smoothie with almond milk
  • Chamomile or lemon balm tea
Snack
  • Celery sticks + almond butter
Lunch
  • Cabbage + beet slaw with light vinegar
  • Steamed carrots and quinoa
  • Small slice of grilled chicken (light seasoning)
Snack
  • ½ apple + cinnamon
Dinner
  • Zucchini noodle soup with carrots and parsley
  • Side of asparagus
  • Herbal tea

✅ Day 7

Breakfast
  • Steamed apple + walnuts + dash of cinnamon
  • Dandelion root tea
Snack
  • Carrot sticks + hummus
Lunch
  • Roasted vegetable bowl (carrot, beet, zucchini, red onion)
  • Lentils or black-eyed peas
  • Side salad with lemon vinaigrette
Snack
  • ½ pear or handful of blueberries
Dinner
  • Bone broth-based vegetable soup
  • Steamed cauliflower + fresh dill
  • Rooibos tea