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Outcome data

Chronic Illness: what 65 recorded interviews report

65 people recorded an interview about Chronic Illness. 17 described symptoms resolved or reduced. 1 put their change in the 2 – 6 months range. Each figure counts interviews where the person said it themselves.

Interviews recorded 2024-08-09 to 2026-08-13. 2 of 65 interviews included a timeframe. Read the method.

Individual results vary. This is one customer's first-hand account of their own experience, recorded on camera and published unedited. It is not medical advice, and nothing here is intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Talk to a qualified healthcare professional before making decisions about your health.

Outcomes described

OutcomeInterviewsShare
symptoms resolved or reduced17 of 6526%
more clients, leads or patients15 of 6523%
better family or relationship life15 of 6523%
more energy through the day15 of 6523%
improved mood, anxiety or stress11 of 6517%
better digestion or gut health8 of 6512%
feeling heard and supported by the provider8 of 6512%
less pain7 of 6511%
more confidence in the decision6 of 659%
clearer systems and processes6 of 659%
weight change5 of 658%
better sleep5 of 658%
team, hiring or delegation wins5 of 658%
improved movement or mobility4 of 656%
sharper focus or mental clarity3 of 655%
reduced or discontinued medication1 of 652%

Timeframes people described

  • 2 – 6 months1
  • Over a year1

Source interviews

Browse all 65 stories in Chronic IllnessSee the data tables →

Counter-points people raised

  • If you are thinking about joining the Institute of Restorative Health, I would say don't hesitate. Suzanne Subaitani
  • The nervous system and its response to stress can start to shift from that pivot and clear it much faster, which makes everything in their healing process happen at a faster rate. Laura Frontiero
  • What may have prevented me initially is that everything is out of pocket, but I knew that going into it. I said to myself and to Cathy, 'what price do you put on your health?' I've been very happy and I don't mind paying the out of pocket costs. Gregory and Cathy Bolin
  • It can be expensive to invest in functional medicine, but my health was the most important thing to me, and so the money was worth it in the end. I could either be sick forever or I could spend money on my health and get better. There's no point in spending m… Miranda Rudegeair
  • Tito noted that while she considered the cost, it eventually evened out when compared to the frequent copays and visits to other physicians. She felt the 'elevated aspect of care' and the fact that Dr. Staid actually listened made it well worth the investment. Tito