Posts tagged 'Healing'

How should I begin this guide? Let’s start with the stark reality: heavy metal toxicity is a silent epidemic, fuelling chronic illness and cognitive decline across the globe, truly a pandemic in its own right. Unfortunately, conventional medicine often overlooks or deliberately sidesteps this pressing issue. This is how I intend to open my discussion. I’m inspired, as always, to write this because Georgia has been receiving countless phone calls and emails from people desperate to know how to detox from these toxins.

I hope you’re here to focus on education and prevention, though I understand that not everyone may be. Regardless of your circumstances, let’s work together towards your well-being. It's crucial to recognise the importance of respecting our organs, particularly the kidneys. I want to emphasise just how vital it is to keep these remarkable structures in optimal condition. The kidneys are among the most extraordinary organs in the human body, tirelessly filtering toxins, balancing essential minerals, regulating blood pressure, and maintaining fluid equilibrium around the clock.

Here we are in a deep dive guide, I'm apprehensive to write articles / guides on subjects that are quite serious health issues. It's my mission to get people to help themselves naturally but big Pharma and its power is scary, but the information must be shared. Ultimately it's for the reader to decide what they make of it and any action they take.

I consider myself truly fortunate to have a picturesque freshwater lake just a stone's throw from my home. At least once a week, you’ll catch me soaking in the sun and splashing around that idyllic spot. Diving into the sea would be an unparalleled experience, but alas, the ocean is a distant dream from where I am. I realise that not everyone has the luxury of living close to the coast, and some may even reside in landlocked countries.

I always get so bored of articles that spend the first 5 mins telling you what the disease is and loads of other facts. I doubt anyone reading this, needs to know about PD. If you haven't experienced it personally or had a loved one affected by it, you probably don't even care to know more about it. I assume you're here because, like me, you have had a loved one impacted by the disease. Perhaps you have experienced symptoms or even received a diagnosis yourself.