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NEWS North Canterbury News, November 19, 2020 35 ADVERTISEMENT Find out the hidden causes of your gut problems with a Marvel Health Scan. Room to move ... The Satisfy FoodRescue team, from left, operations coordinator Cameron Crawley, founder/chairwoman Phillipa Hunt,driverHelen Kelly,manager Stefvan Meer, relief driver BrianKelsall and distribution coordinator Michelle Campbell are pleased to have their own spaceat122 Williams St, Kaiapoi. PHOTO: DAVID HILL New hub for charity By DAVID HILL Satisfy Food Rescue has secured more space to meet agrowing need in the community. The food rescue organisation, founded in 2014, has grown significantly this year. It has now moved into its own premises at 122 Williams Street, Kaiapoi. Previously, the group was based at Kaiapoi Community Support. The new space gives the organisation the capacity to expand. ‘‘It was lovely to collaborate with Kaiapoi Community Support and it’s really sad to move,’’ chairwoman Phillipa Hunt says. ‘‘But this new space is exciting. ‘‘The quantity of food we managed to process in the (old) space we had was just incredible, but this new space will give us alot more scope.’’ The new premises provides 120 square metres of warehouse space, plus an 80 sq mshopfront, as well as achiller and walkin freezer out back. Over the last six years the group has established relationships with supermarkets, food retailers, wholesalers and growers, rescuing more than 320 tonnes of food. The food is redistributed back into the community via food banks throughout North Canterbury and into Christchurch. The move to the new premises may be temporary, Phillipa says, ‘‘because there’s an exciting new space in the pipeline’’. The Waimakariri District Council is proposing anew community hub as aregeneration project in next year’s 2021/31 Long Term Plan, which would include food security initiatives. ‘‘This new space gives us the opportunity to work out what we need, so the next space can be purposebuilt to meet our needs,’’ Phillipa says. Many people sufferfrom persistent gutproblemsincluding stomach pain, loosebowels and cramps, andhaven’t been ableto findthe causeofthese issues or a solutiontotheir discomfort. Digestive or gutproblemscan occurfromseveraldysfunctions in thebody, andathorough examinationofthe digestive systemiscrucial to detectthese issues. Microbes such as bacteria, fungi and parasites are wellknown causes ofgut issues. The bacteria Helicobacter pylori can cause severe stomach pain and ulcers. And the fungus Candida Albicans is associated with chronic gut problems such ascolic pain, cramps and gas. Even worms such as Ascaris are acommon cause of gut problems. Food sensitivities andallergies arealsobehindmanygut problems. Wheat, Milk andevenfruitsand vegetables cancause problemsin susceptibleindividuals. And then thereare gutproblems caused by nutrientdeficiencies. Zinc deficiency compromises the epithelialliningofthe gut, whichcan causeceliacdisease andfood allergies, andlow levels of magnesiumisa common cause of constipation. Furthermore, thereare inflammatory and degenerative diseases of thegut that have multiple causes. The Marvel Healthscanperformsa detailed andthorough examinationof thestomach andintestinesamong other organs of thebody, to detect diseases presentand their hiddencauses. The scan includesacheckfor microbes suchasbacteria andfungi,a food allergy andfood additivestest, a check fornutrientdeficiencies, as well as detecting thelikelydiseasespresent. Ourdoctors andspecialists studythe reportsfrom thescanand guide you in ways to supportthe healingofthe body. On parade ... Rangiora’s 88 Squadron Air Cadets have received national recognition for their service to the North Canterbury community. PHOTO: SUPPLIED Efforts of cadets honoured By DAVID HILL Rangiora’sair cadetshave received nationalrecognitionfor their serviceto the North Canterbury community. Squadron 88 Rangiora Air Cadetsare this year’s recipientsofthe prestigious RSA Community ServicesNational Awardannounced recently. The award recognises the cadets’ ongoingservice to the communityfor PoppyDay, AnzacDay and PasschendaeleDay paradesinRangiora and Kaiapoi, and assistingothers such as Rotary clubs, the Ashley Gorge track groupand community groups. One of the cadet leaders,Sergeant Artemis Hingston, says the squadron is holdingopen nightsduringNovember, with the last two being tonight (Thursday)and next Thursday, from 6.30pm to 9pm at the RangioraAirfield. ‘‘Aircadetsisopen to those aged 13 to 15 years and our focus is to develop our cadets through acombination of fun and challenging activitieswithin a disciplined and safe environment.’’ Cadets are taughtbushcraftand survival skills, firearms safety and marksmanship skills, as well as aviation training and leadership. As cadets get older they can go on juniorand senior noncommissioned officer training courses. The group will hold its endofyear parade on December17.
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