The bottom-line in any ill health is . . .

 The body's cells do not produce enough energy

•  If your cells make 10% less energy than normal, you will feel tired and sluggish

Questions to ask if Fatigued

•  If energy production falls too far, you will rapidly deteriorate, and then die

How do our cells Produce Energy?

Examples of energy uses in your body

•   Cellular energy is used for all bodily functions.   E.g. to pump blood through the heart, to digest food, to produce nerve impulses, to make muscles contract.

•   Immune system cells need energy to deal with and remove waste products, toxins, invading microbes (bacteria, viruses, protozoa, fungi) and cancer cells from the body.

•   Sufficient cellular energy keeps blood cells from clumping together.    When red blood cells are clumped together, oxygen absorption is decreased because of the reduced surface area, and therefore energy production is reduced. Notice the vicious circle.

•   “In-house” Cellular Functions Require Energy.   Not only to remove cellular waste, but also for cellular regeneration, to keep the body vital and looking younger.

We are not getting enough of the "ingredients" that our cells require to make energy, due to:

Not Enough Oxygen

Not Enough Vitamins / Minerals

Not Eating the Right Fats

Not Enough Natural Energy

Other factors affecting our health

We're being "bombarded" by toxins, unnatural EMF frequencies and microbes.

 Too Many "Invaders"

Poor "Nutritional status" inherited from parents.   E.g. if either parent has candida, it will be passed to their baby via parental germ cells during conception.

The health care industry wants to make a profit, which may conflict with your best interest:

Follow the money! - Pharmaceutical companies dictate health therapies

Most of the typical health problems of today are a consequence of . . .

A less than wholesome diet and lifestyle, involving nutrient inadequacies/imbalance, stress, pollutants, weakened immune system etc

 . . . and have three common elements at their core:

(1)  An overwhelming presence of radicals (E.g. ROS, RNS) compared to antioxidants

ANTIOXIDANT/ROS BALANCE

(2)  INSULIN Resistance / High blood glucose levels

INSULIN RESISTANCE

(3)  Over-acidity in the body

ACID/ALKALINE BALANCE

The result of which is . . .

A chronic low-level inflammation (CLLI) in one or more areas of the body.     This leads to a diagnosis of your health problem.

INFLAMMATION - Can't live with it, can't live without it