01/27/2026
Wow, she totally took what I’ve been thinking and feeling. We often cannot reduce what’s happening to a single origin. It’s just not that simple. And for the same reason, our treatment approaches should be comprehensive and not unilateral. 
I wrote this caption and post after looking at my social media feed this morning, so it might be raw. I’ve come repeatedly across people saying that there is one cause of some symptom or something is the #1 thing to do above all else because of a health condition, and I’ve seen it across the spectrum of topics, from HRT, the gut, the nervous system, stress. Bottom line is that the body is too complex for ONE cause. When we reduce everything to saying it’s one thing, it’s like medical dogma. This type of siloed thinking translates to cultural thinking and gets us collectively in a rut of thinking there is only one path and everything else is wrong. It creates confusion and chaos. This is where duality, polarity, and righteousness set in.
Maybe the pathology perpetuates in thinking there is just one rather than in oneness. If you start studying the human body, you can clearly see there are many paths. There is biochemical redundancy. Multiple causes. Complexity reigns supreme.
Let’s help people by cultivating the diversity and personalization of approaches rather than it’s just “this one”...when this mentality pervades our thinking, it ripples through everything else and we begin seeing the resilience present in multiple, many, and more rather than in one, fewer, and less…
