Sarah S.
5/5
I know it does’t count as much because she’s my mom, and people will say I’m biased, but I’m telling you it’s about 10% bias and 90% honest to God truth.
What my mom does is amazing.
Many people are hesitant because they don’t understand, but we really don’t understand the body at all, yet we trust what other medial professionals tell us without hesitation. Her work is on the cutting edge of medicine, and people in this area are extremely fortunate to have access this quality of healthcare, for such an amazing deal. Many times she will say something over and over, only to see it come out to in popular opinion a few years later.
In the past few years, I have had a front row seat to watch some of the following things:
people who are in constant, excruciating pain experience life pain free
people who have been trying to lose weight finally see results
people who experience high anxiety experience peace
women who want to conceive, have beautiful babies
men who can’t sleep, rest well
children who are always sick, be well
older people feel young again
students who deal with fatigue, have energy
and the list goes on and on and on…..
And myself…. I have a tendency to be wired, stressed out and unable to calm down and be at peace. When I’m taking my supplements and eating well I feel SO. GOOD. And I want that for all the people I Know who are constantly tired, overwhelmed, depressed and discouraged.
I have yet to see someone she has been unable to help. The only key is your willingness to adapt your lifestyle and come to terms with the root causes of your health issues.
Mom does not offer quick fixes, if that’s what you’re looking for. But she cares, and she is always studying and learning more ways to help people.
Recently I have witnessed some things in modern medicine and society that astound me—because where traditional medicine says there is no hope and it will always be like this, my mom offers hope, day after day after day.
The other day a lady came into my office and said, with tears pooling in her eyes, “your mother gave me hope, and I can’t thank her enough for that.”
In a time where we need hope more than ever, I am eternally grateful to be somewhere it is doled out in gargantuan quantities.
So when I tell you you need to see my mom, I’m not just saying it because she’s my mom. I’m saying it because it’s true.
