Health means work

Health is not a coincidence but the result of dedication, devotion and discipline: it requires work. It means changing your nutritional habits and lifestyle. The good news is that anybody who is willing to work at his or her health will become more energetic, slimmer and more beautiful and stay that way.

If, for instance, you have concerns about one of the following topics, a consultation will provide an answer. But of course you are welcome to ask any other questions or discuss other symptoms too:

• Why is my child allergic to certain substances?
• Why can’t I get rid of my cold?
• When is cholesterol bad and when is it good?
• How can I decrease my blood pressure?
• How can I sort out my digestion and bowel movements?
• What does the microwave do to our food?
• Why are we becoming fatter and fatter?
• How can I make my skin glow and my hair shiny again?
• How can I become more energetic?
• What can I do about my autoimmune disease?
• How do I stay healthy while travelling?
• How can I improve my sports results?
• What is the cause of pregnancy problems and how can I get rid of them?
• What will help me during menopause?
• Are old age problems inevitable?
• What can I do about my painful muscles and joints?
• Why should I eat organic food?