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7/11/2018 8:20:25 AM |
I hope all of you are doing well and progressing in your recovery. The journey to wellness can be a long and bumpy road, and sometimes it gets dark and hard to see the next step. Sometimes something strange will happen and you're left wondering...is it something I did wrong? Is it part of the disease? Or...is it evidence I'm getting better? Sometimes you need a technical question answered to keep yourself safe from a bad decision. Case in point...I started swishing and gargling with WPS (drops from blue bottle only...no citric added because of the acid already existing in the mouth) to offset a sore throat that was starting to come on. It helped significantly with the sore throat...but...I also noticed it was helping with the skin issue I deal with on my chin. This was great! No bad taste and swish swish gargle to success! I started doing it...a LOT. I brought it up to Mel during a coaching session. I asked him if the improvement I was noticing on my chin had anything to do with the fact that my swishing was in close proximity to the area. He said yes...and boy did that get me excited! I was ready to run to the sink and start swishing away, and I said so. He said...NO...do NOT swish / gargle / brush teeth with WPS that often, and do not do it every day. Every other day is ok...but then only twice a day. I trust Mel's judgement...because everything he's told me has worked...but...I still asked why. He said if I used it too much I'd lose the good bacteria in my mouth. Bullet dodged! One on one coaching saves the day one more time! That is just one example of the multi-faceted ways Mel's coaching can help. This protocol is like having four good tires on your car. One on one coaching is like getting them rotated and making sure they have air and no leaks. It moves things forward and keeps things in good order...and keeps you from getting a flat tire and stuck on the side of the road. So...if you'd like to move forward faster and with a greater understanding, sign up for one on one coaching. It's like putting high octane gas in the tank! Love, Karen | ||||||
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