Wendy K. Laidlaw

Yeah, but it's not the fact that you're even saying, well, I'll take my own food to my friend.

That's awesome because you're thinking about yourself.

You've made the connection to what you like and what it doesn't like, because that's part of the journey is really listening.

And I'm, you know, when people say I did an interview with someone,

I'm not sure they're going to be on the podcast.

We'll see.

But she was very, oh, I can't believe you're advocating meat.

And I'm like, no, I advocate meat if it's grass fed hormones.

And I said, look, we have these teeth for a reason.

We're allowed to eat meat, but just not the rubbish that's being presented to us.

And I said, but why don't you give, and I'm like, well, I don't want to put those conditions on the women I work with because it's not going to last.

You know, the only thing I say is no wheat because it's so abrasive to the intestinal tract.

causes like instant pain and it takes weeks to get rid of but other elements it's quite easy to adapt to the healthy eating habits because you're just because you can make the connections between what your body likes loves and really dislikes yeah and then you're the living testament of that

Absolutely.

And to be pain-free and to put the condition in remission is insane.

I mean, to be able to have that power, which nobody ever told you that you had is just, I mean, wow.

And what about the emotional journey?

Because there's the physical and there's the reduction and elimination of pain.

And then there's kind of getting your head around the foods and the products and all that kind of stuff.

But what about the emotional journey for you?