The Value of A Guiding Principle

What guiding principle shapes your decisions about health? 

Just know, if you’ve ever questioned past health decisions, you’re not alone. Many of us have been conditioned to trust the conventional medical model as the ultimate authority on health. A system that thrives on complicating health, creating confusion, and instilling fear—ultimately fostering a dependence that convinces people that survival hinges on pharmaceuticals and external interventions.

I’m here to remind you that things can be different. You have the capability to be in control of your own narrative and how you respond to challenges in your environment. While you can’t change the past, you can change how you approach these situations in the future.

Reclaiming Your Health Autonomy

Reclaiming authorship begins with recognizing who is in control. Who determines how you respond to challenges, what you put in your body, and how you care for yourself? Where have you handed over that authority to someone else?

A guiding principle keeps you anchored in your beliefs when making health decisions. Do you believe your body is designed with intelligence, resilience, and adaptability? 

The mainstream medical model would have you believe otherwise. This system often promotes the idea that your body is incapable of healing on its own, pushing reliance on external “experts” who operate within an industrialized system built on dependency rather than empowerment. They’ll have you believe that health comes from them, or at best, outside of you. 

Which narrative do you want to choose?

The reality is many chronic conditions are not simply genetic inevitabilities but are deeply tied to lifestyle choices, environmental toxins, and diet. Processed foods, GMOs, and chemical-laden products overwhelm the body's detoxification processes, contributing to disease. Cancer, for instance, is often a byproduct of a toxic environment overpowering the body's ability to self-cleanse —not just an unfortunate stroke of bad luck.

The Key to Prevention

The key to preventing these illnesses is creating habits that support your life force. Nourish your body with real, naturally grown organic foods, wild caught fish and grass fed pasture raised non-commercial animal products. 

At the core of my teachings is a simple yet profound truth: You are responsible for your health.

The decisions you make today determine your well-being or suffering tomorrow. Harsh? Maybe—but it’s the truth. Health is about taking ownership, making informed choices, and trusting the body’s innate ability to heal.

Without a guiding principle, you’re left following the default system—one that often leads down a predictable path of drugs to more medications, more side effects, and ultimately, more dependency. Instead, we must ask questions and adopt a philosophy that recognizes:

• My body is intelligent.
• Symptoms are not the enemy; they are my body’s way of expressing that something is out of alignment—physically, chemically, or spiritually.

Until we take responsibility for our health, we will continue to be victims of choices we never consciously made. My wish for you is to cultivate awareness and the willingness to ask yourself challenging questions, then have the faith to listen for the answers through your innate life force, tapping into your intuition to guide you toward empowerment and self-support. 

When you trust your intuition and support yourself, you unlock true empowerment.