With the emerging new information and from the latest in-depth research, we now hold the understanding that less than 5% of disease is directly connected to genetics alone.

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The influence of the environment and our consciousness on our genes is in fact the greater determinant in the disease process.

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Our body perceives all types of stress in the same way, whether it be emotional, mechanical, or chemical; the polluted environment in which we now live, our poor diet, high stress levels and the overuse of antibiotics place an enormous burden on our health.

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Furthermore, immune systems today require excessive amounts of energy.  Stress hormones shut down the immune system (so much so that they are given therapeutically in medicine for this reason) – giving rise to opportunistic pathogenic organisms to thrive, such as viruses, bacteria, fungi and parasites.  This leads to an imbalance in the colonies of the gut flora, resulting in symptoms such as: constipation and/or diarrhoea, bloating, digestive issues, malabsorption, decreased liver and bile function, depression and anxiety, and chronic inflammation which we now know is the driver behind every chronic disease.