Everyone has a story: why they do what they do, how they
became who they are in the world. And I have mine.
In 1984, I gave birth to a premature baby who stumped
expert endocrinologists with numerous hormonal challenges. Defying medical advice,
I orchestrated the care of my firstborn by learning everything I could about
how hormones affect developmental behavior. My intuition proved correct—our healthy
son is now a beloved teacher. In spite of my traditional training as a nurse
practitioner, what I learned as a patient and a parent sparked an expertise in
holistic neuro-immune-endocrinology, the interface, I believe, between the
bio-physical and the psycho-spiritual being.
Through my own bio-psycho-spiritual journey, I evolved
into an intuitive healer capable of honing in on the biochemical
interconnections of human physiology and relating them to symbolic imbalances
as lessons on a patient’s soul path. Spiritual gurus, psychological geniuses,
and fully grounded but very ill patients from around the world presented themselves
to gain insight on the wellbeing of their physical forms. Yet, I learned the
most from the children.
In 1988, my daughter was born beautifully whole and much
more work than my premature son. Although developmentally advanced, speaking by
six months and reading at three, he struggled in his body, while she delighted
in her humanness. Forcing us all to stay awake, she candidly shared her
interdimensional experiences, in constant communication with my dead grandmother,
so connected to her father that at any distance she knew what he was feeling,
claiming with innocent assurance that they had been father and daughter in a
past life, and like I did as a child, could lay her hands on someone and “know”
what ailed them.
Meanwhile, my son struggled in school and at eight, asked
to see a “brain doctor.” The psychologist insisted that with his intense
brilliance, he could not have attention deficit disorder, but my son insisted
on being tested with the “video game.” The psychologist was floored. How could
a child know about the newly developed computer program used to differentiate learning
disabilities? I just shrugged; his uncanny knowingness was part of our life.
When my son agreed to submit to traditional therapeutics, “only, Mommy, if I do
not lose my dreams,” again, I was challenged to find a natural solution to his
dilemma. Of course, the universe presented lots of opportunities for growth as
pediatric patients were brought to me by their parents.
After much research, I began treating my autistic and
learning disabled patients nutritionally. While gladly mixing the “brew,”
squeezing oil from capsules, carefully measuring powders, their parents asked
me to create something easier. So by 1998, and after many exhaustive but futile
attempts at finding the nutritional connection between genetics and the hypothalamic
orchestration of the neuro-immune-endocrine system, I surrendered to the advice
of my children and prayed.
Every night for three months, I had the same dream in
which my most hormonally challenged patients came to drink from a chalice I
held. We never spoke, but intuitively I knew they were better. I awoke every
morning asking what was the golden liquid in the cup. The first answer came as
seven letters, I thought were Hebrew, but later found were Aramaic. Amazingly they
translated into the same single letter denotations used for the seven amino
acids I had been studying related to the hypothalamus.
And that’s how my nutraceutical formula, GenesisGold®, was born.
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