Absence of illness does not mean a well lived life.
Science
Research shows that Wellbeing and Longevity are the result of a complex interplay of lifestyle choices, social connections, mental health, and environmental factors.
The modern approach to health recognizes that these factors do not work in isolation but interact with each other to create a web of influences that determine how healthy, happy, and long-lived we are.
The first step to achieving a well state of living is to bring conscious awareness to your current state of being. Each of us lives a unique life. Learn about your self, become aware of your life.
After years of studying biology and the molecular processes within our bodies and our environment to try to apply innovative bioengineered process, I have gained a profound understanding:
The interconnectedness of our existence is much more significant than we often realize. Our biological presence and escence, which represents the way we behave, act and live, influence and gets influenced by everyone and everithing arround us affecting our well-being, life-spam and health-spam. Everyone is at some degree, conscious of this suble connection and flow. The flow of life and the universe. The more you can balance and synchronize with it the longer, healthier and happier your life will be.
“You should be better than you are, but it’s not because you’re worse than other people. It’s because you’re not everything you should be.”
Dr. Joe
Dispenza
Neuroscientist author.
“We’ve in fact conditioned ourselves to believe all sorts of things that aren’t necessarily true — and many of these things are having a negative impact on our health and happiness.”
Dr. Deepak
Chopra
Medical Doctor author.
“When you expand your awareness, seemingly random events will be seen to fit into a larger purpose.”
Dr. Bruce
Lipton
Cell biologist Author.
''The moment you change your perception is the moment you re-write the chemistry of your body, for you are the master of your genes, not the victim of them''.
Dr. Roland
Griffiths
professor of neuroscience, psychiatry, and behavioral sciences.
“When you start paying attention to that voice [in your head] and realize it's not you, then all of a sudden the game starts changing.”
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