When your physiology is balanced, you will not have any real symptoms. And that’s goal number one. Then we have to hold it.

When we hold it over time is when we renourish the tissues and you start to become stronger and more vital and repair the tissue as much as you can. So it could be that you’ve had an autoimmune condition that’s raged on for a long time on and we’re going to only restore it maybe 60%. Well, you’re at 20% now.

That 60 is going to might feel great to you, but we have to be I don’t like to use the word realistic, but we have to gauge the situation. So working with young people is great. They have a lot of good vitality and energy.

For the most part. All you have to do is unblock it, somehow they take off and everything goes well. And if you have a lot going on, you’re a little older and things have stacked up.

Yeah, it takes a little bit more time. But in general, I’ll tell people it’s maybe a nine month to a year process for chronic problems because I generally don’t see much in the way of acute illnesses. That’s more of a medical thing.

You grab your chest, you probably shouldn’t come in here, you might go to the Er. And so we’re looking at sorting out and managing chronic health issues in a way that hopefully is a little bit better than just taking a medication. So the patient may still need to take a medication.

It’s not my job to take them off of it. My job is to make their physiology better so that with their doctor’s help, eventually they can either get off medication or use much less of it. And that tends to make sense to people.

Sounds like you have a systematic approach in that there’s no really defined way that some of these healthcare journey is going to go. Never. It’s very individual.

You never know what you’re going to get when you start doing your magic.