Controversial RealNaturo Opinions
Somewhere in-between shadow banning, trolls and an orthodox naturopathic degree, my opinionated heart voice was shunned and dimmed. Publicly but most of all on naturopathic forums. That was until I learnt to be ok with being disliked for speaking sense. Below are some pretty ‘real naturo’ beliefs that practitioners in the Naturo Clinic stand by.
“The Road To Hell Is Paved With Good Intentions”
Most natural health practitioners deliver average, short-term results despite their good intentions. The road to hell is paved with good intentions, don’t cha know!? This is often due to inexperience, naivety and the cult of new ageism. I know; I was one of them. For my first five years in practice, my clients saw “ok” outcomes, but nothing lasting or curative. Everything changed when I unlearnt most of what I was taught at university through a breatharian initiation and I integrated Naturo-Therapy and Quantum Coaching with traditional naturopathic practices like diet, lifestyle, and herbal medicine. The clinical practice results were day and night.
“Pharmaceutical Medicine Has Its Place”
I’m not anti-pharma. Emergency medicine can be life-saving and in a society that lacks compassion it protects others. In 2010, I worked in a mental health facility with patients with paranoid schizophrenia. Antipsychotics were the only thing preventing them trying to kill me or others. For general mental health, if you lack natural grounding tools such as those you can find in the RN-Cleanse, nothing beats benzodiazepines for immediate relief. Read my article, Sometimes Nothing Will Kick It Like a Valium. Like all medicine, pharmaceuticals are a crutch, whilst you learn the life skills needed for emotional intelligence and responsibility. Herbs fit in here as a measure to wean you off pharmaceuticals before you are autonomously empowered with diet and lifestyle.
“Satisfaction, Not Pleasure, Is the Goal”
Gen Z and Millennials transfixed by screens, often chase pleasure , missing the deeper concept of satisfaction. Buddhist non-attachment—equanimity—changed my life. In 2011, a open minded doctor introduced me to a monastery where weekly mantras gave me energetic transmissions of insight. That same year, I dove into neotantra, seeking all-encompassing bliss, but emerged raw and disheveled. Tantra exposed my obsession with constant happiness, far from Real Naturo values. After years of chaos, I found peace in the moment through the breatharian process. Now, I enjoy guiding those misled by neotantra back to themselves by redefining who they are with RN-Cleanse. Women can join my Sassi workshops for a transformative experience.
“Science Is Limited and Psychedelics May Save Us”
I used to be butt hurt by three-month-certified “nutritionists” and weekend ayahuasca “shamans” causing harm with their good intentions. Read Is accreditation dying out? But I’ve done a 180. Some parts of society have become so detached, purposefully through socio-economic engineering and medical intervention that psychoactive plant medicines like mushrooms or ayahuasca may be the wake-up call many need. But note -I believe most shamans are charlatans, do your due diligence. Developing awareness that we are more than just this body, through a psychedelic experience is just that- an experience. The beginning of a long journey, that requires much care and integration.
Maybe the future lies in the hands of empowered women, mushrooms and the bold! What do you think? Comment below.
