Throughout our lives, we've learned many things that were said to be beneficial or harmful. First, we were told not to eat eggs or butter because they cause heart problems, and later it was explained that cholesterol is beneficial for our body and that we should consume it.

When visiting someone, offering painkillers with tea was considered good hospitality. Doctors who didn’t prescribe medication were criticized, with people saying, “They didn’t even write a single prescription.” The phrase "sola dosis facit venenum" means that it is the dose that makes a substance toxic.

But can this standard be applied universally, or is each individual unique and special based on their genes, environment, and habits? We view our clients not just as patients but as individuals showing symptoms of illness, seeking to understand why these complaints have arisen in their lives and to find root solutions together.

We test the foods, medications, and vital functions that benefit or harm the individual, creating a balanced living plan tailored to them. It may be challenging, but we are launching an engaging training program in which individuals will take responsibility for their entire social, mental, physical, and emotional health processes and learn how to seek solutions when issues arise.

Being sick is not a fate; it is a lesson. These are alerts that make us aware of things that are not good for our soul and body. Let’s take a look at these alerts together and bid them farewell.