Both. I have been studying more and more about nutrition, health, exercise etc etc since my health left me and docs couldn't help. My evolution of learning has lead me now to start working in this field. I am just startig out with the working and in reality I am just starting with the learning. Cause I don't think anyone knows more than the smallest amount about the human body and nature. That said our guide should always be nature. I don't think you can find histories of healthy ancient peoples living on a vegan or even veg diet.

Many things can be done but I believe Nature and God regardless of what they mean in your belief system always knows best.


"Any time you take a food that nature or God has given us and alter it, you make it worse. Chickens have skin, eggs have yolks, milk has butter fat and nature made them that way. If you desire health, stop telling Nature and God that they are stupid." -on Dr Getoffs site
naturopath4you.com

As I learn more and more I try to keep in mind that ancient healthy men were not vegan. Now info saying otherwise would interest me more than info suggesting that a vegan diet is the answer to everything.


I just finnished my CHEK NLC level I. Prior I did some studies with the Colgan Inst and started studies with the Cory Holly Inst. I didn't continue after starting to make sense of the CHEK approach and after reading works like "The Metabolic Typing Diet", "Nutrition and Physical Degeneration"

Not all books I read agree 100% and there are certainly countless points of view.

I look for results and logic. I believe Nature/God knows best.

So far i have strongly promoted "How To Eat, Move and Be Healthy" -Paul Chek as I feel its right on track and is the best over all book I have read on how to implement health.

Europe isn't so bad but in N. America things are down right scary in my opinion.

If you look at charts and figures on the increases in degenerative disease it really blows the mind. But we're so interested in who is dating Brad and Rachel being pregnat and just trying to scrape by to pay the bills that we don't see the big picture.

We have been bombarded by adverts for med drugs for years and we have been taught that docs are our saviors.

Then you look at the responses on threads like "Trust Your Doc?" and you see how deeply engrained it is in our belief systems.

Everyone argues with me on the thread. It seems no one looked at the source. The Journal Of American Medical Association was the source of that article. They are a highly respected journal WITHIN the med system..

Yet no one goes wow, can that be true, should we look a little closer just in case?

It seems we simply close our eyes and say no way...while 85% or N Americans daily take a prescription drug... Now thats BIG bucks! And we all go for treatments (often for life) never expecting a cure.

Getting carried away but careful what you ask :P