Digesting heavy energies

It feels like I have come full circle over the past eight years of my life.

I wrote a book to highlight the incredible abilities of the human body—its power to heal and regenerate. In the years that followed, I dedicated myself to becoming both a messenger and a clearer vessel for that healing. Through this journey, I experienced that nature is the ultimate connecting force that we can all cocreate with. We simply must remember.

We must look at  the various aspects of ourselves when we encounter a health problem. Do we need to strengthen our physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual well-being?

My 16-year-old daughter healed herself from ulcerative colitis by releasing the heavy energy of anger and sadness. These emotions arose when she witnessed a young boy being mistreated by his father on a bus. Fortunately, her condition cleared within a little over a year, leaving no lasting damage to her body. She now understands that she has a sensitive gut and must remain mindful of her emotions, ensuring she processes and releases them responsibly.

Most digestive issues stem from a disruption in the gut lining, which compromises the system’s integrity. In my daughter’s case, witnessing that painful moment on the bus was like an attack on her core values as a human being.

“Our body is a garden, and the earth is its steward.”
—Zac Bush

Ancient soil

The formula contains the humic remains of ancient soil with 1% trace elements and amino acids. It also includes a blend of bacterial metabolites essential for proper gut function. These small carbon chains act as signals to the nervous system, guiding our cells to remember how to repair and function optimally. This signalling not only enhances the absorption of minerals and nutrients but also creates the ideal “soil” for gut bacteria to thrive. As a result, a greater number and a more diverse population of beneficial bacteria can work symbiotically to support our health. The unique carbon molecules in the formula are produced by bacteria as they ingest nutrients and fibre.

“The blend is a family of molecules made by bacteria and for bacteria.”

Recognizing that bacteria outnumber human cells in our bodies reminds us of the importance of nurturing them—both inside and out.

Ancient soils are unique because they are free from glyphosate and other toxic chemicals. Additionally, they contain a wider range of minerals than modern soil. Chemical pollutants compromise the integrity of the gut lining, making it essential to seek purer, nutrient-rich sources for optimal health.

https://www.theguardian.com/news/2018/mar/26/the-human-microbiome-why-our-microbes-could-be-key-to-our-health

https://www.nature.com/articles/nature.2016.19136

https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/endocrinology/articles/10.3389/fendo.2020.00025/full