Your Health Account
We are born with a health account—just like a checking or savings account. We either make deposits into that account, or we make withdrawals.
Good water is a deposit – a soda is a withdrawal.
Oatmeal is a deposit – sugared, chocolate-flavored cereal is a withdrawal.
Fresh wild fish is a deposit – hot dogs made from mystery meat are a withdrawal.
Just like your bank account, if you make more withdrawals than deposits, you become overdrawn. The same is true for your body.
The more unhealthy choices—junk food, smoking, inactivity—you make, the harder your body must work just to maintain basic functioning.
But when you make more deposits—nutrient-dense foods, filtered water, exercise, prayer, meditation—your body becomes better equipped to handle stress, pollution, and the demands of our high-tech world.
Why Natural Remedies May Not Have “Worked” for You
Have you ever tried an herb like Golden Seal and felt like it didn’t help?
Let us guide you with accurate education in the areas of herbs, nutrition, vitamins, wellness thinking, and holistic healing.
Firstly, herbs always work—as they were created to work!
A Truth from Ancient Wisdom
'When health is absent, Wisdom cannot reveal itself, Art cannot become manifest, Strength cannot be exerted, Wealth is useless and Reason is powerless.'
— Herophilies, 300 B.C.
Herbs vs. Drugs
Herbs and vitamins may have medicinal properties, but they are not pharmaceutical drugs.
Drugs are inorganic, often synthetic, derived from petrochemicals.
They are symptom-focused, not supportive of the body's self-healing.
Drugs contain no natural nutrients.
Herbs are organic, complex plant foods. They provide:
These nutrients work with your body to support healing from the inside out.
What Are Herbs, Really?
Herbs are made from whole plants—like parsley or garlic—that you may already eat with meals.
Encapsulated herbs include parts such as:
They are carefully harvested, dried, ground, and encapsulated to ensure purity and potency.
In contrast, bulk herbs often oxidize quickly, and may be contaminated by moisture, air, or handling—weakening their healing properties.
The Role of Vitamins in Healing
'I believe that you can, by taking some simple and inexpensive measures, extend your life and your years of well-being. My most important recommendation is that you take vitamins every day in optimum amounts, to supplement the vitamins you receive in your food.'
— Linus Pauling, Ph.D.
Vitamins are different from herbs:
They are separated from the whole food.
This can mean missing trace minerals or enzymes needed for absorption.
Vitamins are concentrated food and can help in cases of extreme deficiency.
Be cautious: The more refined a vitamin is, the more it acts like a drug—with potential side effects or no benefit at all.
We use only natural, whole-food vitamins, minerals, and herbs in our healing center.