What’s Next After This?
During this call, we will review your history and your goals and recommend one of our programs. All programs are beneficial for different reasons, and this initial call is to learn about you, your intentions, your goals, and to guide you on the path to meeting them. This consolation is not medical advice.
Who is the Call With?
Microdosing calls are with our Director of Patient Care Services, Ariane Willams. Ariane has extensive experience helping patients heal with the help of microdosing in both group settings and one on one support.
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Basics of Microdosing
Holly –
To piggyback on my other review on wellness consultation. I inquired about microdosing and was provided a plethora of information, guidance and support. I signed up for microdosing in May before I started chemo but didn’t feel myself being in right mindset to microdose. I told Ariane about my apprehension and was again provided with information (I swear she’s better than an internet search engine) and support. I had a few setbacks from chemo and made decision to go off chemo for quality of life but was willing to try a “maintenance protocol” and ended up hospitalized in early November for anaphylactic reaction and again my oncologist refused to acknowledge me being as sick as I was in their office but instead offering fluids. I was at whits end and emotional brick wall just accepting my fate that cancer was going kill me, so I said ‘f it and took a 100mg golden teacher which made me tired so I went to sleep and had the most amazing sleep I’d had since my 5yo was born. I woke up feeling fresh ready to dive into researching my disease with a different mindset of healing. I had a very emotional day about 8 days into journey when my lil one climbed in my lap at breakfast, meeting new care team and PET scan. My PET Scan was clear and I think the microdosing helped me to step back and reevaluate everything and stop blindly trusting healthcare professionals because they have a degree and I needed to become an expert in my disease so I can live to 80.