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Brain stress is caused by 95% of chronic illnesses according to the document. Stress signals are sent to the brain when joints are not moving properly, from eating toxins, thinking toxins, or a lack of correct movement. These stresses can build up and stress the brain internally over time. The document recommends focusing on the three pillars of health - eating well, moving well, and thinking well - as lifestyle factors control 75% of health outcomes, more than genetic factors which determine 25%. It suggests booking a brain scan to check for symptoms of brain stress.
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- 1. BRAIN STRESS Brain stress is 95% cause of chronic disease/illness! • Did you know your body sends your brain stress signals every time a joint isn’t moving properly. • Stress signals from eating toxins, thinking toxins or a lack of correct movement increases brain stress. These stresses can build up to stress the brain on the inside. 3 Pillars to Health!!!
- 2. 25% of your health is governed by your genes… This is uncontrollable (what mum and dad gave you). • However, 75% of your health is governed by lifestyle! You can take action on this! • With this in mind, now refer back to the 3 pillars of health and ask yourself which pillar(s) you’re missing: eat well, move well and think well. .;l;. Book in for a brain scan now to see if YOU are suffering from the same symptoms!