Who do you trust for healing information?
Copyright, Neva J. Howell
Featured: Spiritual Growth
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I just googled the keyword "healing". I found 65,000,000 search results. When I googled healing information, the search returned 39,900,000.
This means, If you are seeking specific information on healing or healing information, you then must choose between over 100,000,000 resources. How do you know who to trust?
And should you google the word health, you will see a mind-boggling 984,000,000 sites pop up, give or take a few thousand. It would take more time than I ever want to spend online to wade thru that many health sites.
So how do you find health and healing information you feel you can trust?
I understand the importance of getting reliable information and I also understand, maybe more than many, how hard it
is to determine what is really reliable.
Because I research healing information online almost every day of my life, and because I am doing that to assist others who are counting on me to supply information that will be both
reliable and useful to them, trustworthy information is a matter of serious concern to me as well. That's why I typically research many resources for a single article on the wellness library. I want a broad view and a general consensus on a subject.
I believe that EVERYTHING you read on the internet should be personally researched, including the information on Ask a Healer. Each person's situation is individual and a very individualized approach to healing is needed.
There are so many differences in physiology, allergies, metabolism, family history and genetics, lifestyle, dietary choices, fitness choices, etc. that it is an impossibility to ever completely cover any health topic comprehensively for any individual.
In the end, you are the one with your body 24/7 and the only one that knows what's best for you. Take the health information you find and run it through your own personal health advisors.
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