Overcoming Chronic Joint Pain and Brain Fog Through Bio-Radiant Healing Protocols

Lisa and Tim Deno (00:00) you've got somebody who over delivers. she will over deliver on whatever she tells you you're getting. we've been through, like, 4 programs now, I think. And with each one, you know, we were given, 'this is what you're going to get,' but you get more. when I first learned about Laura, I was watching a video with her discussing what it was that she did. maybe 30 minutes into that video, he came in and said he wanted to watch it as well, which shocked me because he'd never been on board with anything I'd ever tried before. it's huge to have your partner on the same boat with you instead of you being on a speedboat and him paddling along and trying to catch up. Our lives before working with Bio-Radiant and Laura were, I would say, unstructured in trying to figure out. what our what was and ways to improve it. what made me say "yes" to Laura overall attitude. she truly cares about each and every person that she's working with. So that was evident to me. she just has a very positive attitude about healing in general. you know, the more positive, the better results you're going to get and that's kind of infectious, so... it's an investment in yourself we were spending thousands of dollars on health insurance we didn't use. we found the cheapest insurance we could in case of a catastrophe, but then took that money to spend on ourselves through Laura's program. understanding our labs has really opened eyes. I assumed that I had leaky gut, but to see it, you know, this is what's going on, and all the other various things that could be going on. I think just the results are eye-opening just to recognize and, you know, things that are going on that you had no idea. And then also on the toxins test, knowing what you've been exposed to in the past and how it may be impacting your life and not really recognizing be 61 in two months. I had not had regular bowel movements until the last year and a And that's a huge change. I mean, I would be doubled over in pain just from not eliminating. And so it's been a process. and I'm still on the process, but it's a whole lot better. I'm going to the bathroom every day, which is huge. The other thing for me was joint pain. I would be sitting down for 15 minutes, And to get up, I felt like I was 100 years old and struggled to move. And that has been completely gone. That was probably one of the first things that I had clear up was all of the joint pain. My other big thing was brain clarity. I didn't enjoy or would even not go to some social functions because I felt like I couldn't put sentences together. Like my words were jumbled and my thought processes were not functioning and it was embarrassing. her level of knowledge and willingness to go investigate topics, treatments, all that stuff. she is just a wealth of information. And being able to share that knowledge and information and how it relates and how it's gonna go with either your protocol or how you can resolve issues is just incredible. I'm back to, you know, entertaining, and playing pickleball, and water skiing, and doing all the things I love to do. prior to joining this, clearly our level activity had decreased. And so, really getting that back so we can, you know, kind of do all the things that we enjoy. I really feel we're on that And that's exciting. even though we're aging, we're hopefully getting a little bit better than where we were, five years ago. my favorite Laura-ism is, "well, are your drainage pathways open?" Cause people get stuck, and maybe they aren't. are you doing fascia work? Are you doing block therapy? Are you, you know, going to the bathroom every day and is it a good bowel movement? the other one is, "Well, you experimented with the HCL challenge yet?" "Have you done your 444?" Oh yeah, "have you done your 444?" the place that I was in, I don't want to go back there. because I wasn't doing anything. I wasn't being social. I wasn't being active. Life is just 100 % better than what it was. I would say for me, I went through physical therapy for a while. with very limited improvement at all. you kind of get a little frustrated, that you're not gonna figure this out. so, life without her would probably be somewhat depressing.