Healing using the use of foods that help support an overall healthy lifestyle.

First and foremost, please consult your medical practitioner before incorporating holistically healing and eating into your diet. Healing foods are meant to help and support your healthy journey but not to replace necessary medications or doctor suggested routines.

Results may vary based on each individual and their needs. However, usually results can be felt around weeks 2 or 3 if the healing routine is followed as suggested.

No, but you will most likely have to limit certain foods.

Yes, exercise is wonderful to implement in your healing eating journey.

Yes, you can expect a shift in energy. You may find yourself tired initially which could be due to the detox or elimination of certain foods that you need to heal from. Once you begin to heal, and are immersed in the journey, your energy level should noticeably increase.

Unless instructed to detox, you will be eating about 2-3 meals a day and with the addition of healthy snacks in between meals. Healthier foods keep you fuller longer so you may find that you are not as hungry in between meals.

Yes, if the child is 6 or older and with doctor and parental consent.

Anyone seeking to:

-Make a shift in eating habits

-Know how to eat or select foods that are healthy and helpful to their bodies

-Diversify food options

-Gain more energy

-Detox from poor eating

-Boost metabolism

While Heal is geared towards anyone seeking to make a healing food shift, anyone who is pregnant or seeking to become pregnant should first check with their medical practitioner prior to becoming a part of the Heal community.