Tinklaraštis

When I tell clients that it is possible to feel and look better in their 40s than in their 20s, I can see from the eyes that not everyone believes... I suffered severely and painfully. Rheumatoid arthritis, changes in the thyroid gland - the threat of its removal, enlarged liver from a pile of drugs, wounds in the stomach and intestines, eczema, severe forms of anemia, vegetative-vascular dystonia, mastopathy, leukopenia, lymphocytosis, threatened blood transfusion, cancer knocked twice - into the blood and the cervix. According to the doctors, I could not have children. It's good that I became tired of being sick. Test that I took yesterday and today shocked the doctor: “What are you doing to be so healthy??? " The thyroid is perfect! And after all, they wanted to operate it, I wouldn't have it now and I would be "put" on hormones... Blood and urine tests are fantastic. All internal organs are clean and like in a young person, no stones, salts, deposits. The skin shines, no trace of eczema. What changed me so much? I did! Do I not respect doctors? No, I do respect them and try not to burden them with my visits and complaints, so I constantly take care of myself, and I visit them every few years - for general medical inspection. Am I a conceited bigoted health teacher who says I don't cast pearls before swine? No, I'm just a straight forward, open and sometimes very awkward personal motivator, knowing from my own experience how lazy and complaining we can all be, hoping that someone will create a miracle for us - fast, pain-free, here and now and it would be fantastic if it were all for free! I invited those people to come to my free lecture yesterday who constantly ask me to describe in detail how I helped myself. They didn't come, even though they wouldn't have been able to fit in - those who really decided to work on themselves, filled the yesterday's auditorium. And no, I do not consult for free, because above all I respect and value my time. I respect the one who transforms through suffering, who puts in the effort. I help a person believe in himself. Just a tiny, “but” - he must sincerely want it himself. The path begins with a step.