Choosing the right approach

Our approach is based on four main aspects of overall health that we need to understand and resolve to obtain wellness: toxicity, malnutrition, stagnation, and trauma. Our health-building strategy revolves around these four pillars, and is revealed in detail in the Your Guide to Health online course. In the course we explore how to unload the burden your body is currently carrying, and what steps to take in order to avoid any relapses.

A successful detox program must include steps to prevent toxins and chemicals from being added back into the body. There are natural ways of detoxifying the body, and we cover them in the guide. We explain that if your body is suffering from a multitude of health issues, they need to be addressed at the same time, much like we would need to patch all of the holes in our boat, not only half of them, to avoid sinking.

Most people pursue the suggestions recommended by mainstream medical practitioners for years, or even decades, without lasting success. To achieve a different outcome we must accept that a different approach is required. The solution is not in a single product, and unfortunately, it is not available in the offices of mainstream medical professionals. It is in following a strategic process that measures outcomes, and that incrementally takes us to the elimination of the causes, the triggers that trap us in the endless loop of stimulus-response in the cycle of chronic inflammation.

Today, people in their thirties experience problems that used to be common only among seniors just a few decades ago. Young people today have diabetes, brain fog, hormonal issues, chronic pain, and mobility issues, things we usually associate with our parents and grandparents. We see more and more overweight and obese children and teenagers, gathering around fast-food restaurants or spending all their free time slouching by their computers, playing video games, sipping drinks filled with caffeine and sugar, and munching on candy and chips. To change the outcomes, we have to change our approach.

At the beginning, you might feel overwhelmed by the scope of the problem. If you are someone who has trusted the healthcare industry for decades, this might be shocking, and you might even feel terrified. You might not know what to do, what should be the first step, and you might experience paralysis from analysis and end up doing nothing at all because it is easier. But easier is not better.

Health is not easy, and it is even more difficult if you have been using pharmaceutical drugs for most of your lifetime. There are hurtful things you must remove from your life, and helpful things you need to add, and the sooner you get started, the sooner you will begin to see results! If you don’t know where to start, but you are convinced by now that you want to, think about this: you cannot build a house from the roof down, you need to start with the foundation.