I am no longer working full time in Body Electronics, as I did from 1988 through 2006. I operate this website, send out a free email newsletter on an informal and sporadic basis, and do the occasional consultation via telephone.  Other than that, I am happily (and busily) engaged in other pursuits.

"Most people are in a hurry to get better, so they can
get back to whatever made them sick in the first place."

 
So, you still have questions? That's great!

As the late Dr. John Whitman Ray often commented, "The spirit of inquiry is the spirit of intelligence." So, let's make sure to add the spirit of diligence to the equation as well, that you may find the answers to your own questions.

The answers to many such questions are available to anyone willing to take the time to read through this website, search past newsletters (which are archived online), and study my book How We Heal (which has an extensive index).  I've fielded many good questions over the years. And rather than continuing to do so on a one-to-one basis, I've chosen instead to concentrate on incorporating my answers to the most insightful and relevant of these questions into How We Heal. I'll also continue sending new information from time to time via my free email newsletter, as well as expanding this website periodically. So I'd suggest you start by looking through my book, this website, and past newsletters. (Note: you can search within the archives by topic.)

Is it possible that you will come up with a question that is not answered in any of these places?

Of course!

So here is my challenge to you: if you do find such a question, roll up your sleeves and get to work on that question. Study, pray, and research until you find the answer. And when you do, please feel free to write down your question and answer and send it to me. If it seems helpful to other people, I will happily pass it on to others via my free newsletter.

It is my sincere belief that for life's most difficult and important questions, the truth that you reach through your own efforts and experience will prove far more rewarding and valuable to you than any answer that someone else gives to you. And I believe this is so even if, in the end, the answer is much the same. For it is not just the truth that matters, but also the process by which you reached that truth. Enjoy the journey, not merely the destination.

There is a substantial difference between finding truth and applying that truth. We may indeed find truth and believe it wholeheartedly. But it will only be through diligent application of truth that we progress to actual knowledge of that truth. And the true benefit comes not merely through believing the truth, but through its consistent application.