
“Truth” of the data versus Truth of people’s experiences is much different. Self-appointed health and wellness detective. Chronic illness & root cause. MS in clinical psychology, Christian Life Coach/Holistic Health Coach, former mental health counselor.
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Disclaimer: All posts are written by me and then run through AI for help or fast tracking information and for “clean up” in grammar & punctuation. When my posts are run through “is this AI”, they will say “mostly written by a human” which i...
DMSO helped my eyes. MSM made from DMSO helped other areas of my body. Here is my article on DMSO/MSM.
Ionbiome helped my stomach lining detox and heal. I actually felt slivers of something come out of my stomach lining (heavy metals?! I d...
Truly confident people don’t need to make others feel smaller. When someone is deeply insecure, they may try to project confidence—but their behavior often tells a different story.
Some common signs include:
*Disclaimer: I am not a physician. This article is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult your qualified healthcare professional before making changes to your healt...
There’s a Thin Line Between Admiration and Envy
Have you ever been backstabbed by someone who once admired you?
A friend.
A partner.
A coworker.
A boss.
Sometimes admiration stays exactly what it should be—respect, encouragement, and...
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“Truth” of the data versus Truth of people’s experiences is much different. Self-appointed health and wellness detective. Chronic illness & root cause detective. Holistic Health Coach, former mental health counselor. Jesus Christ follower.
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