People with Lyme disease and other chronic illnesses often research for years before, during and after their diagnosis. Because they are often tasked with the responsibility to forge a new and non-traditional path to save their own life, a path that is still unfortunately marginalized where gigantic expenses are paid out of pocket and patients are often met with skepticism, they sometime return to this community later to not only support others similarly affected, but to also speak to the issues in our environment and to our stewardship of our planet.

Why is this important? Some people believe it correlates directly with the large number of cases of Autism, Lyme, autoimmunity, etc., However, these same factors effect all of us daily. Most people have less debilitating symptoms; fatigue, headaches, indigestion. The latter seems to be one of the more difficult to reverse.

What surprises me most is that so many people have been working to improve their gut health for many years and are still stick. They are eating grain-free, hypoallergenic diets, practicing proper food combining, taking digestive enzymes and probiotics and are addressing infections (fungal, parasitic, etc.,) with antimicrobials, but continue to struggle.

This is a reflection (to my own way of thinking) of a food industry that blatantly undermines our health with GMO’s, artificial sweeteners, preservatives, hormones, etc., We are the guinea pigs of the 21st century. We can’t really know the full extent of how this will manifest, but the people that show the stress first (canary in the coal mine) are the people that show us where we have gone astray with our environment and stewardship to our planet. We have to look also at environmental pollution such as mold and EMF/ RF, as well as what is happening around dentistry as it relates to mercury fillings, root canals, implants, etc.,

I am working on a campaign to ask some of the questions that are still unanswered to doctors and practitioners that work with patients living in the margins. We will share this campaign with all of you here on our Facebook page and on the website for Well Scent. So far, we have lined up two very progressive practitioners, both Klinghardt-trained.

I am helped in this endeavor by two really amazing people; Candice, the Manager for Social Media for Well Scent and blogger for Infectiously Optimistic and Kristina of No Junque Skincare.

Do YOU have any questions you want us to share with our interviewees? Let us know by sending an e-mail to info@well-scent.com or asking here on our page!

We are very excited to share this with all of you here on our FB page. Please consider sharing individuals posts and our page with anyone you know that is still struggling with their own health challenges.

Love, light and healing ~

Stacy