I chose the rhino logo as a symbol for “taking charge of your health.” Not relying on crisis care system that thinks height and weight measurements are a sufficient tool for a wellness check.

To take charge of your health requires a lot of hard work, discipline and toughness. You have to learn when to say “Yes” and when to say “No”. It requires making exercise, quality nutrition and supplements a priority.

You have to experience getting sick and overcoming it naturally. Avoid popping a pill every time you have a slight bit of discomfort. In return, this will make your immune system stronger.

Taking charge of your health means questioning the status quo. Ask the question “is the fact that 30% of all births in the USA are C-sections for the patient’s best interest or the hospital’s convenience?” Now, my son was a C-section, so they can definitely be necessary, but in many other countries with better infant mortality rates, the C-section rate is 5%.

This does not mean get angry or fight. It means asking questions, educating yourself and then making a decision on what’s best for you and your family.

There is no one size fits all. It’s about education and the freedom of choice.

My team and I are here to help you TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR HEALTH in any way that we can!