14/01/2026
π’ HEALTH AND DECISION
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Good morning everyone! βοΈ
Working in the same way, both Cathy and I observe the same thing:
sometimes, clients ask us in what language the body speaks to us and how we manage to decode it.
βWho tells you what is happening, who gives you the information, who gives you the access code?β
The interesting part is that, after this βdecoding,β the reactions are sometimes surprising.
Recently, a client smiled and said:
βI think we should sign a confidentiality agreement. There is too much information coming out.β
Most of the time, the body does not communicate through sudden alarms,
but through subtle signals that appear gradually and repeat over time.
The problem is that precisely because these signals are not dramatic,
they are easy to ignore or to attribute to fatigue, age, or everyday stress.
It is exactly like a car π.
When the red warning light comes on, the problem does not start at that moment.
That is simply when it becomes impossible to ignore.
The message is simple: we do not wait for the red warning light to come on.
We do not force the body and we do not ignore its signals. We observe them, understand them, and support the body in time, and where needed, we turn to the appropriate specialist to receive the right guidance. Real prevention begins before the warning, not after. What signal are you postponing right now? ππΏβ¨