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What do real people say about women's health?

27 people recorded interviews about women's health across 8 organisations. 7 of them mentioned feeling heard and supported by the provider in their own words. The most common timeframe people described was over a year. Every figure below is a count of what people said in their recorded interview — not a clinical trial or a survey.

First-hand accounts from people who talked about women's health in their recorded interview.

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.

What people said changed

Counts of interviews where the person described this in their own words.

  • Felt supported7 of 27 mentioned it
    “I probably listened to every single episode, some of them multiple times just because it finally, would click in my head and it would make sense and I would go, yeah, that's what I need and why aren't my doctors givin…”Lisa Snarr
  • Family & relationships6 of 27 mentioned it
    “It changed my life, and it changed my relationship with my boyfriend and my family, and I cried probably for like five minutes straight just hugging my boyfriend.”Debby
  • Better systems6 of 27 mentioned it
    “And my whole ethos is education, so their advice and how they've helped me through this process, both on the publishing side and on the marketing side, has been really critical into reshaping how I think and approach…”Tierra
  • Confidence5 of 27 mentioned it
    “It was, again, an enormous relief and I feel young, I feel vibrant, I feel happy, and I feel confident and proud to be myself again.”Annie White
  • Weight change3 of 27 mentioned it
    “Just the relief, it was like a weight lifted off my shoulders, and I felt like I got my life back.”Debby
  • Better sleep3 of 27 mentioned it
    “Learning how to sleep better.”Kelly Altman
  • Less pain3 of 27 mentioned it
    “Towsend about webinar to learn more, so my husband and I sat and watched it, and then I made an appointment to see her to see if there was something she could do to help me get over all this pain that I was feeling.”Kelly Altman
  • Symptom relief3 of 27 mentioned it
    “Before I met Susan, I had spent a few years chasing down a diagnosis for my fertility, and I was brushed off by many doctors even when I had gone and ordered blood work to approve my own diagnosis.”Nicole Bonafante
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How long it took

  • Over a year · 2

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Showing 12 of 27 interviews.

What people were sceptical about first

  • “Kelly Altman initially felt desperate due to pain and knew the treatment wouldn't be inexpensive, but she decided it was time to invest in her health rather than wasting money elsewhere. She concluded that the long-term results of living pain-free made the in…”Kelly Altman
  • “Joy Eason admitted that she initially thought the program was a bit pricey. However, after being 'down and out' from failed medical treatments, she decided the investment was worth it to avoid further hormonal injections and gain power over her own health.”Joy
  • “I was very skeptical of the program and her claim to get my life back. Everything I've done in my life was hard and didn't get me the results I was looking for. I still couldn't sleep, was bloated, and was killing myself in the gym without seeing results.”Lisa Snarr

Frequently asked

Is naturopathic medicine for HPV just 'woo-woo' or does it actually work?
Debby admitted she initially viewed alternative medicine as 'woo-woo,' but found it to be one of the best methods available. She cleared a fifteen-year chronic HPV infection in just three months after conventional medicine failed to stop the progression to CIN 3. — Debby
Can natural protocols help if I am already scheduled for a hysterectomy?
Yes, Debby was scheduled for a hysterectomy one week before finding Dr. Doni. By following the personalized natural healing protocol, she was able to cancel the surgery and achieve a negative test result. — Debby
How does Dr. Doni Wilson's approach differ from the 'wait and see' method?
Debby found that the 'wait and see' guidance from her previous doctors led to an emotional spiral and worsening results. Dr. Doni provided a proactive, personalized approach that included specific recommendations and testing to help Debby connect with her body's needs. — Debby
Is Book Launchers worth it for first-time authors with no platform?
Yes. Tierra Duncan started with no social media presence or website. Book Launchers helped her build a YouTube channel, Instagram, and website, while providing the credibility needed to secure podcast guest spots and TV appearances. — Tierra
How does Book Launchers handle the complexity of self-publishing?
Tierra notes that they simplify the complicated, ever-changing trends of Amazon, audiobooks, and e-books. They provide a structured portal and roadmaps so authors are never lost in the process. — Tierra
What is the communication like at Book Launchers?
Tierra describes the communication as great, with regular emails, reminders for scheduling, and questions answered within a couple of days. She felt the structure was fantastic due to regular check-ins. — Tierra

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