The 4 Key Health Triggers

If I was gonna make a course or program how to address anxiety, I would talk about histamine, glutamate, sulfur, adrenaline. And I say those four because those are the four I've identified that are really in our control based on what we do in our day-to-day life. If I wanted to make a course about insomnia, headaches, I talk about those four things again. All the same things are just manifesting differently in different people. Some people get skin issues from the excess histamine. Some get more brain fog. Some get hives. Rather than just teaching in terms of the label, the issue you're having, what is the underlying cellular pathways that are messed up that are causing your issue. So then you can look at your life and see, okay, I have a lot of histamine in the morning. That's when I have brain fog. Wow. Let me make those changes. Within a day or two, I feel a lot better. I have a lot of sulfur for dinner. Let me try lowering that sulfur for dinner. Wow. I sleep so much better. It sounds wild, but out of the hundreds of people that I've worked with, I've seen these patterns. How do we educate people about the cells without requiring that genetic test?