Gary Brecka

So we're not as sick or diseased or as pathological as we think we are.

We're not as mentally ill as we think we are.

We don't have as many mood disorders as we think we do.

very often we are simply nutrient deficient.

When you deprive the human body of certain raw material, you get the expression of disease.

If you're familiar with something called methylation, this is the process the body goes through to take all of the nutrients and compounds that enter our body and convert it into the usable form.

Very often when this process is impaired, you have a deficiency.

And this deficiency maps to some of the most common ailments that we suffer from.

So I recently, well, recently, about 18 months ago, I began sitting on a complicated case committee at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles.

And what's fascinating about being on this committee, looking at cases that don't make medical sense, is how overcomplicated many of the specialists want to make these conditions.

And the truth is what we try to do is we try to go back and find that very first domino to fall.

High insulin, hyperglycemia.

What was the gut dysbiosis?

What was the very first domino to fall?

And then you see massive healing occur.

We believe this in plant physiology.

If there was a leaf rotting in any of these palm trees out here and you called a true arborist, a true botanist out to look at that plant, they wouldn't even touch the leaf.

They would core test the soil, and they would say, you know what?

There's no nitrogen in the soil.

And they would add nitrogen to the soil, and the leaf would heal.