Cancer. Diabetes. Arthritis. Heart disease. Anaemia. Obesity. All different diseases, all with different symptoms. However, all of these diseases have one common link. 

If we accept that health is the opposite of disease, then we accept that health requires the opposite inputs and conditions. It doesn’t just occur at random, it is the product of our actions. When we take action contrary to the needs of our body - either through poor diet or toxic exposure (mercury) - we develop any number of the 6 subclinical defects. It is these 6 subclinical defects that underpin all disease. Without these defects, 'dis-ease' cannot occur.

The 6 subclinical defects are:

1. Free calcium excess - where calcium is not bound and the heart, arteries and joints become calcified.

2. Chronic inflammation - where the body, or a part of the body is continually inflamed.

3. Acid stress - where the body shifts away from its alkaline state and becomes acidic.

4. Anaerobic metabolism - where the metabolism shifts away from a high oxygen state.

5. Oxidative stress - where the bodies cells are damaged by toxins like mercury or due to a malnourished state.

6. Connective tissue breakdown - where the body is unable to make repairs or build new tissue due to a lack of quality protein.

If you can control these 6 subclinical defects, you can control disease. And how do we control these 6 subclinical defects? By balancing body chemistry. The science behind this idea supports a body being healthier and stronger at a sustainable level. This ultimately allows the body to effectively combat any challenge it encounters.