Hello everybody and welcome back to True Hope cast been

away for a few weeks just moved

back to Canada from the UK big family

trip. So I thought we'd just take

a few weeks off to recalibrate come

back into the country a little bit balance up and come

in a bit more fresh rather than just trying to rush

something out there. So we've got some cool episodes coming up

but today though.

I thought I'd just reintroduced the podcast a little bit talk a

little bit about what we've been doing with the

podcast this last year in 2021 what we're

doing this year and what is going

to be kind of coming up in the future?

Also had quite a few requests in regards to me personally in

regards to how I got into nutrition. What my background is. What

do I specialize in? And so I

thought I kind of throw in a little bit of my of my story as well because I

feel like it's an interesting story. I think that sharing

these stories is a really really important part of

Getting on the path towards wellness and understanding each

other a little bit more and you know, I might be on every podcast episode but you

know, I'm just I'm just the host and I thought it would be cool. If

you knew a little bit more about me because I find it super fascinating to

find out.

About these other people the other guests that I have on the podcast.

I thought I'd just go through that a little bit but

true hope Canada.

It's such an amazing company. I just wanted to talk a little bit about what

we are what we do and kind of like what our

mission is. I suppose going forward now. So if you don't know true hope

Canada is a mind and body based supplement company

with a specific focus on promoting

brain and body Health through non-invasive nutritional

means

and our mission here at true Hub. I thought I'd just share this with you as something

is something that we've that we talk about quite frequently

with internally within a company. I just wanted to share

what our mission is because

Not only is it beautifully written but it's it's

a really good reminder in regards like what we are what we're

trying to do. We're trying to accomplish and I think it's gonna resonate with

a lot of people in regards to

what true healing means so

Our mission here at true. Hope you know true Hope was established to set and

Define the global standard of what true healing means by designing

and applying evidence-based products and professional quality

programs accessible and tailored to the needs of

men women and children providing them the knowledge and

education necessary for individual ownership of

Health.

So at true, hope we commit to overcoming regulatory issues

educating human kind and prevention and treatment of nutritional

deficiency disorders and establishing a new mainstream culture

of non-invasive healing by Leading out

with compassion having trusting God who will point every action

towards the great Pinnacle of Hope.

And I just think that's such a really beautiful.

a really beautiful thing that we love to

come back to

As our mission, it's really important to obviously recognize.

why we're doing all these great things here at true

hope and

so important to have a mission as an individuals and organization

as a business as a partnership, you know, like it's important to have

these have these missions and these goals and these, you

know statements that we try to live by so

The podcast like why do we start to Hope cart? True Hope cast? Well?

We wanted to use the the new and exciting format of podcasting to

share stories about our products share the science

behind how and why Empower plus

and other products work so well.

You know, there are so many health food stores nutritionists doctors

naturopaths psychiatrists acupuncturists.

All out there using our products every single day in their practice,

and we just wanted to share.

why these amazing practitioners do that how they

do it and getting the getting the

feedback from these amazing people and the retailers obviously

working the stores as well who are working day-to-day with

people wanted to share the stories because

It's there's individuals that use our products day in

day out for.

be that just there every day stresses in

their life, maybe mother anxieties mild depressions,

but we obviously

The majority of things the true the Empower plus is

researched for is significant psychological disorders.

So schizophrenia bipolar autism

ADHD, you know, there's a massive

broad spectrum of things and powerplus has been clinically researched

for

but

when we don't hear the stories of the people suffering for

those conditions and how Empower plus can really

support that I think we'll be

doing a massive disservice. If we weren't having those one-on-one conversations with people

and podcasting is a huge thing these days

it's very very difficult to

be inauthentic for a long period of time. So, I think it's wonderful that

I can sit and have a conversation for an hour of somebody.

Who does use our product and what they've seen

what they've heard what they've experienced?

Very you know, it's very authentic. It's very genuine. You know,

it's a conversation with two people. It's not scripted. It's

not perfect. I mean, there's obviously a a template of

kind of how you want to show to go but it's really kind of

off the cuff and I think that some of the questions that come

up,

You would never would have thought would have come up.

if it's just like scripted and it's pre-recorded or

whatever, but

we've just got this wonderful ability with the technology these

days to be able to create something really genuine

really authentic that hopefully people resonate

with so

The podcast really kind of started as a project. I suppose to

have more conversations with more people about our products about our company and

then going through into 2022. We're having

more conversations with people all across the world who do

take an alternative non-conventional natural

approach towards mental and physical well-being. So

super blessed to be able to talk to so many different

people so many walks of life authors doctors psychiatrists

all these people who are working with

this.

This thing this mental health thing that we all Experience

One Way Or Another We're all super aware

of it. I suppose some social media and

There's a reason for that like we all experience mental health. We will experience anxieties depression

stress, whatever so

Vital that. We are having this conversations and

we're using these platforms and we are

hopefully going to

connect with even if it's just one person. We do

a podcast it takes a few hours maybe.

to put together, but if we're just touching one person and giving

them the inspiration to maybe

Try yoga or trying acupuncture or

trying Empower plus a broad spectrum micronutrient like the most study

micronutrient on the planet how that product might be

able to lift the darkness lift the cloud

for somebody who's suffering from depression for example, and then

what they could potentially accomplish once that cloud is lifted. So

Empower plus is not this cure for everything

or anything but it really gives

people the ability to start taking their life back and

start thinking about doing the other things that

make up our lives and mental health, you know

movement food.

meditation Community all these things that have

such an incredible impact on our own individual

lives.

so

yeah, I also wanted to talk about myself a little bit in

the show, which I'm kind of reluctant to talk about myself. But as I said, I find

it fascinating when I get to meet somebody new on the podcast and

I get awesome about what they do why they got into it

and how they're helping people and then helping our

audience connect with that practitioner because

it might just be the person that one person

might be looking for in those connections. Just make everything.

Make everything worth it. So.

Had a few people ask about myself.

the school I went to why I did it and what

I specialize in now do I still practice so I thought I would

talk about myself a little bit here on the show and

I thought I'd just go back from the beginning. So like I grew up in the UK.

I had

Happy childhood. Absolutely, but when it comes

to

dire in the UK unless you

study it or have something profound happen to you. I don't think you really get

particularly healthy in the UK. I think the standard diet

for most people over there is really really poor. You know, I drank

a lot of alcohol in my early 20s was a very social thing. I

played a lot of football so it's very much integrated into that culture.

And it's certainly didn't do me.

any favors drinking a lot and eating

a lot of sugar absolutely, but I had no

understanding about what that was really doing to me,

so

I got pretty bored with the UK by about 22 23.

So I decided to go and spend a year in in

North America. I spent a year. I spent a Time in America and

in Canada.

And I got home and I realized that I didn't want to live in

the UK anymore. Wanted to go and live somewhere

somewhere else someone new so I moved to Sweden.

and I took my

nutritional habits or lack of nutrition habits,

I suppose to Sweden with me and

So I didn't I didn't really look after my body. I

suppose in a conscious healthy way.

But you know, I was a very Physically Active guy so

I kind of got away with it a little bit. So, you know, I didn't

know I didn't really wasn't really it wasn't really obvious to

me that my diet was holding me back from feeling.

amazing, but then

I think it was 2012-2013 a couple of big things

happened to me that completely changed my life. So while I

started I watched a documentary called Forks Over Knives, it's really

you know changed my

perspective on the lot of things and it just started to make me fire and

wire different thoughts which you know in this let's say

this the nutritional belief box that I

had in my brain never really been

scratched out or not down or open before but this

documentary did that like but burst it open.

And I started to think a little more about where my

food came from.

What it was doing to my body what I could

be doing. So it just made me have brand new

thoughts and then kind of coupled with that.

experience of that of that piece of

media

my parents so my father my my

father drank a lot in his in his early life and he had

and liver scerosis with scarring on his liver from from

that behavior in his early days and

he's not drank for a long long time. But the damage was kind of still done

and long story short. My mother ended up donating 70%

of her liver to him in this wild.

I think it was like a 10-15 hour operation like really

serious stuff. It was like 15 hours.

I think it was and these three doctors came over to the

UK to do the procedure. It was one of the first in the

UK at the time.

pretty brand new procedure

Anyway, there was three doctors that did it.

And after they finish the operation the you

know, obviously there was was one doctor working on my mom doctor working on my

dad and one guy overseeing it these three incredible individuals.

who perform Miracles without questions so

We went to see my mum me my two brothers afterwards.

After my mom had come out of the operating room.

and chatting to these three doctors just quite

casually and I think my brother or I

but the conversation about what can my mom

do to start regenerating her liver start regenerating her

body after going through

Not only just a really traumatic surgery but losing 70% of

one of her most vital organs and at that point

I didn't really know what the liver did I didn't even know where it was. So

I didn't really have that much of an idea, but obviously knew that.

I knew that it regenerated because of you know, the research

we had done on the operation itself, you know as how can

you give

two-thirds of an organ to somebody and be okay,

you know what the liver like, I mean all cells in the body regenerate but

the liver happens to do it very quickly.

But anyway, we asked the doctors like what can my mother start

eating and drinking right away to start regenerating?

The cells of the liver and start helping her to recover. So

she that wouldn't have to be sit in bed and

recovery for so long and

What the doctors said to us?

Stuck with me forever. He said maybe later today.

She can have a sandwich and maybe tomorrow some ice cream.

And I'd not spend it a day

in medical school or a day in nutrition school. I remember

biology back in school, but you know, I wasn't really interested in any

of that back then but

This just didn't sit right with me. It was like

what are you talking about? Like can I can't

that can't be a serious nutritional recommendation for something that's

just happened. You know, I knew I kind of

knew what was healthy and what wasn't healthy and that I'd certainly put

ice cream in the unhealthy section and the sandwich depending on

the ingredients I suppose.

In the unhealthy or the healthy column, so it was really really bizarre that

that was the recommendation and again, it

just really started knocking at the

door on this.

cocoon belief system I had

on nutrition in the world so and

I needed to learn more and I really wanted to know about nutrition. So

when I went back to Sweden after the operation after Obama was okay. I

did a year long.

Health coaching program with the Institute of integrated nutrition

I am

Really really cool program. It didn't

dive deep enough into like the

biochemistry and the physiology and the

anatomy and the the diagnosis side of

things but it really did help me find

And ways to experiment and try different diets and

kind of like what work for me. So doing the program

you are exposed to a lot of different amazing practitioners and

they will recommend different diets and you try

them as you, you know, you're doing this course and I was

trying a bunch of different ones and you know it mostly what

was common about it excluded a lot of poor Foods.

Which was you know, obviously works really well. It's not usually about.

What you're eating?

It's necessarily it's not usually about not what you're not eating hugely

about what you are. So when you take those things out, it's usually it's

those things that you take out that are, you know being really beneficial

for you.

So

after that year

that online course. I just needed to I had to know I had to learn more so

I decided to

move from Sweden to Victoria British Columbia. Never

been to Canada properly before I've been

to a few airports, but

The furthest like West Point of Canada. I shipped

off and went to Pacific Rim college and they've got this unbelievably comprehensive.

three-year holistic nutrition diploma, which included

which was a big a big pull for me or to go

over there was it was like 300 hours of Clinic time in

there working one-on-one with with clients who

were coming the general public, you know, it's a free clinic for them to come and

use and

we would do initially we would do just observe.

Clinic time with our tutor our

practitioner and then we

would stop autistic participating like taking turns within

within the class and then the final year.

With the course, you know the last 100 hours. It's you

one-on-one with a client in the

room.

And that was a big pool for me because I could have gone and done online

courses for sure. Just me and you know my

My notebooks and my computer screen.

That's fine. Okay, but like not for me I needed to be in there.

I needed to be able to have access to my lecturers

to my teachers to the my professors to be able to ask

all the all the burning questions I suppose,

you know, I was what's 30 years old at the time in that that's

that's where I found. I finally found like what I

wanted to do what the thing that I really wanted to do that was motivated by

and I suppose you

you can never

never too late to learn anything I suppose but I'm just blessed that

I was able to find that because it completely completely changed

my life in regards to having a huge

passion for

Not just nutrition in myself and like trying to and feeling great, but

I really really wanted to share that with people. I really

wanted people to.

Know how good they can feel and how it's not that

difficult and just pass habits. Can you keep

you stuck but once you crack that little layer then things

can do really well, but after my nutrition

It's agree with Don 2018. I started

practicing. I helped a lot of people a lot of different people came

and found me as a particular practitioner and I

started to specialize in gut health and the micro

buying because that's super super fascinated me and doing

my studies and I was doing some, you know, so lucky

and blessed that we're able to do remarkable qualifications

online. So I did some cognitive behavioral

therapy for depression anxiety for for different

psychological disorders as well with the Back Institute. I

was able to do a really I was really fascinated with

the brain so I could go and do some neurobiology with

picking University all online Essentials of

global Health with Yale University access to

Really incredible professors and just just from the fingertips of

your computer. So quite remarkable and then a

particular favorite for me was a program called gut check exploring your

microbiome from the University of Colorado and

learning about the trillions of

microorganisms that live within your gut

and how they facilitate literally everything that we

think feel and do it just absolutely changed my world

and my mind regards to

Who's really in control of my thoughts feelings and

behaviors and when you look at the genetic?

Amounts of information that comes from you know,

our human cells.

And then our microorganisms the viruses the

bacteria the fungi that live within our symbiotically that

need to be there.

We are like

10%

human DNA in 90% Michael organisms, so

Just those types of facts. It's like you just would

never have even thought that to be possible when you're

young and not really learning about these type of things. But I

now for some reason I'm 30 years of age and just obsessed

with the body. I'm obsessive biology. I'm obsessed with

Western diagnosis and pharmacology and

all these really really fascinating topics.

Just so interesting. It takes a personal.

Trauma or tragedy something big to happen

to really open your eyes and a lot of the people I speak

to on the podcast. I've got a very very similar story in regards

to that type of thing happening for them. So

yeah, I kind of finished up my studies a little bit Yeah, I was

practicing nutrition and then what's concerning

a couple into my practice and was back then because I

don't practice as much as I did now.

So I don't practice as much now as I did then was

this idea of Habitual transformation and

how you know, your body's got your brain has

got the ability to change and you can use meditation and

other practices to start to do that. So I

got kind of obsessed with Dr. Joe dispenzo who if you don't know over

or heard of him.

again, another individual that's like changed my life and a couple

of his books breaking the habit of being yourself and

and you are the placebo.

phenomenal books that are kind of break down the

the science of quantum mechanics and mystical spirituality

like it's an unbelievable blend and

incredible way that he actually explains up been to

see him a couple of times with just a weekend in Vienna and

a week long Meditation Retreat in Vancouver and

just

the most like mind-blowing

Days of my life like just just incredible incredible stuff. I

won't go into it too much but those two books the breaking habit of

being yourself and you are the placebo.

I think I've recommended the books to 100 people. I think

maybe 10 people have like really bought it and really looked at it

and got into it and eat every single one of those persons as people

that have bought that book and really looked into it again. It's

been life-changing for them and they use the practices in that

book in their daily lives and they've changed remarkable things

people have created businesses people have cured themselves of quite serious

serious illnesses using using

the

The formulas that are in this book that I can't

go into because our butcher it but Dr. Joe dispenser is a

it's a hero of mine. That's for sure. And so how

do I get connected to True hope Canada? So I know I'm practicing in

Victoria and

True. Hope of true hope and approaches me

in regards to helping them create some digital

content and kind of shift from.

Kind of old school type of marketing where it's

just all paper and literature and to getting them

getting them online using social media and other outlets creating

video, etc for them. You know, I had a YouTube channel as well

when I was in my nutrition practice.

so

and I really love the idea of when I when I first

looked at true hope

They had science they had researched they had.

the most amount of backing

scientifically than any other supplement or product that

I've ever seen before, you know working as a

nutritionist who was very active on social media.

not so much anymore, but you get companies just

emailing you or direct messaging you all at

the time asking you to try their product and promote

it and create stories and post whatever you

just get free free stuff and it's quite

It's quite nice at the beginning of your practice and you when you get

that type of attention, but nine times out of 10. This products

are just the same as everybody else's.

Nothing particularly special maybe one might be

a really pure actual vegan sauce or something like that. But

at the end of the day when a new supplement company was approaching me

with the product. The first thing I would do is go on their website.

Find their science section and see what they've got and nobody ever

had anything and then true. Hope approach me.

I hadn't heard of them before I'd seen a products in the store because they

were you know, if you don't know.

The products are behind me, but they look beautiful there.

Blue Glass which is quite you know, quite uncommon

most most products that she's plastic white plastic and

they're just kind of look the same but they've certainly stood out for me, but I

didn't know much about the product the Blends and I didn't know it Beyond

and power plus.

But when you go on our website now, which is, you know,

it's a revamped website, but the science the literature. I think

it's 35 Medical journals. Now from 12 15 universities around

the world have seen our product

does something quite remarkable with the particular disorder.

I think there's 12 15 disorders that it's

been studied by

And these these researchers independently

taken our formula and used it in clinical

studies. It's not like true hopers.

Given the product or paid to have the studies done.

It doesn't quite work like that because that's unbelievably expensive every supplement company

would do that, but they, you know, our product work has

worked so well, and it's worked so well.

with people around the world the researchers have wanted

to

Take this product and test it and see for themselves.

So

Me seeing that as a very very research

in science based.

holistic nutritionist

that was quite mind-blowing and you know, I've been

working for the company about four or five years now and

the research keeps coming in. I see and

hear the testimonials on a daily basis people coming in

saying how this product has changed their lives and it now

just drives me to do my very best to

create posts create videos create blogs create podcasts

to help more people get empower+ into

their hands and into their bodies on a more on

a consistent basis to really help people heal. So

how was Empower plus really affected me

as a person well before before having young kids or before

having kids, they're pretty always Young when you get when you have them I suppose

and we'll having kids. I didn't really know what stress

Depression fatigue anxiety really was and

especially not having those chronic Leaf

like long periods of time, but you know, I've got a one and a three year old now

and obviously nothing prepares your brain or your

physical body for for young kids everything biochemically.

Shifts, it's it changes, you know

your habits explode your thoughts scatter your emotions

implode. And so do your behaviors, you know, everything kind everything

shifts.

And I feel it a real true test of Parenthood.

Especially in the first three years, you know, it's it's

a it's a wild Wild Ride.

And you know what got me through those really really difficult

years. I'm in one one thing. I've got a phenomenal wife

Kayla. She is something else.

I would never have been able to get through

the stresses of having young kids without her. It just goes to show

a mirror at the right person and we are we're truly

meant to be

And but secondly.

Empower Plus

This board strip broad spectrum micronutrient formula

has without question really really

help me and I can you know, I'll tell you a little bit

more about specific stories. I suppose with that. But

as again, it's one of the most studied micronutrients on the

planet so initially, right, you know, right right from the beginning when I'm

my research brain goes in I check this out.

I know that okay, this stuff's got research

to it. So I know that it's I know that it should work.

Just from what just from the research. So and again Empire

plus has got 35 peer review medical journals for

it, you know should be it should be Front Page News, you know, it's absolutely

remarkable for some reason or not. It isn't front page

news, but it really really should be

So from the beginning working with trip Canada, I knew

there are unique. I knew that they were different and that's just strengthened.

Since I've been working with them, you know.

Just the people from the warehouse up. Everyone is

just a phenomenal phenomenal caring individual and

it's really really incredible company to be a part

of some absolutely blessed. And so serious serious honor to

be just the host of true Hope cast, you know, absolutely love it. Excuse

me. It's it's just a wonderful.

wonderful opportunity for me

and just one for one more thing about Empire plus and me

before kind of sign off on this little special episode. So I'm

absolutely blessed to be able to you know work with true hope and be the

host true Hope cast. It's an absolute blessing because the company's phenomenal everyone

who works the company is phenomenal. It's just a wonderful place

to just a wonderful company to be involved with to spread

their mission spread. They'll Spread spread the word and to

get the to get the product in as many hands as many

bodies as possible. But in power

plus is in my daily supplementary Team without question I take

three caps twice a day

and I I know when I miss a day or two, you

know, I agitated.

My fuses short, you know, I've got two young

kids, but when I'm on it when my supplement routine is

is on fire.

I'm great. I feel fine. I've got more patience than

anyone in the world. But there's

one one kind of big story that.

Makes me know that it works. So well, so the last year has been an absolute

Whirlwind for us, you know for me.

June 26th last year

My second son why it was born and his birth

and his entrance to the world was unbelievably traumatic

to say the least. He wasn't

he wasn't breathing when he was born. He was an unnatural

blue color and

You know for more than more than

a minute he wasn't with us. He wasn't breathing. He was he wasn't

there and you know.

I can still still see it and I can still have I still have

the

the emotions run up and the thoughts that come up when I

was holding Kayla just after he was born.

Looking at him through the other room where the incredible midwives

of doing that thing. Yeah, that was more than a

more than a minute where I thought he was dead and he wasn't going to make it and

your mind just travels to a different world where that's

the reality but

lucky for us. He was resuscitated and we went

to the hospital.

So we needed to 911 call and Emergency Care

28 days in hospital. I think

20 to 23 of those days

was it was in the NICU? So he really needed

serious care.

But then three days after his birth and Kayla

and I noticed something quite different with what

his tongue was huge.

One leg was bigger than the other and he had blood sugar issues from the

kind of day one and that led us to a diagnosis of

beckworth William syndrome, which is a rare genetic

condition. Where

Different cells in different parts of why it's

body grow differently. So for example, the cells

In why it's left leg the muscles

the bone the ligaments everything not just not just the muscles

or the fat Everything grows bigger. So here's a big like leg

difference is

Left side of his tongue is a lot bigger. So he has a unusually

large tongue, which you'll need a surgery on.

it's pancreas is

a lot larger, which means he

produces more insulin.

from the pancreas

so when sugar hits his bloodstream from from breast

milk or from food it leaves quicker because there's

more insulin there to take out and if you have you know,

low blood sugar, especially in the brain for long

periods of time that can cause irreversible damage that was

lots of lots of stuff.

Going on, you know, he needs medication blood

sugar monitoring monitoring.

Ultrasounds every few months blood work every few months.

The poor guy seem more doctors and I have in my whole life. He's got

an endocrinologist.

an oncologist a pediatrician a plastic surgeon

and in the future, you know, there's going to be physical therapists and speech therapist.

So it's going to be a heck of a journey and an adventure

for him, but

he's a remarkable lad and you know, I love them so much, but

I 100% would not have been able to get through

that.

Especially the first few months but the whole year without

Empower Plus in my daily routine, you

know, I was experiencing more stress anxiety depression

PTSD in those

few weeks.

Than any other time in my life, it was something else.

And then Power Plus has got multiple studies supporting its ability to help with

PTSD and to help us address help

with anxiety help with depression short term long term.

So I know that this product.

Can support me with the second support people with those things.

I was experienced those things. I was taking the product and it

just wasn't as bad.

as it would have been if I wouldn't have been able to

handle it or I don't think with without having the extra

brain literal literal brain food helping me

out because

God knows I my body was in a stress state.

Using all the resources. It could possibly find

to just kind of keep things going.

Purely running on adrenaline. It's a very very resource-intensive

thing for the body to do

but I was feeding it this brain food this well researched brain

food every single day. Just helping me.

Get through those things.

And then Power Plus gave me the capacity to.

not only

deal with those symptoms but to provide me that extra energy.

That I needed to be, you know, a father and a husband and

you're already had another we already have already had

Lewin at the time as well to your two year old at the time.

so there's just so much stuff going on and

absolutely blessing or you also used in also talk quite a

lot which is a which is a really amazing thing for anxiety and

sleep in a kind of quick fashion. You feel that anxiety

building and not start just gonna get rid of that right away

and

Vampire plus primarily saved my life

and and my family's I don't know what would have happened if I didn't have

it.

available

and this is this is why I feel blessed if

we working for True hope

and being able to help people understand how empower+ can

be.

could not only can It can bring you back from Deep darkness

of depression or anxiety or

significant disease like bipolar or schizophrenia, but

if you just feel monstrous like we all do every day. It's gonna really really

help you. If you're looking to buy a hack or you're looking to really optimize

your health. It's going to get you there.

So it's not just for those people who experience psychological

disorders.

This product can support everybody and we live

in a world now.

Where everything's more stressful everything's expensive.

That's the stress

from all angles. There was there was there was two

and a half years two and a half three years ago, but now it's significant and

sure supplementation can

be expensive but

you have to look at the bigger picture with these type of things and

really what's your mental health worth? What can you

actually accomplish when your mental health is stabilized and

you are booming you're thriving you've got the energy to do

all these other things like

You can't really put a price on that but there is obviously a price

for supplementation. So you have to take those things consideration, I

think but

I think that kind of wraps up. I thought I covered. I thought I cover quite a

few things there in regards to.

True. Hope what we're all about what the podcast is all about.

And I hope that I've answered those people's questions in regards

to like what I do and how I got into

nutrition how I got working. It's true. Hope I do

see a few clients here and

there when people come up to me, it's usually a friend

of a friend who really needs to speak to somebody just

to get some guidance, but true Canada

keeps me pretty busy and I absolutely absolutely love

working with them and

If you haven't heard about our story.

about our research about some of our

challenges with

Health Canada, I truly recommend that

you check out those episodes. I'll leave them in the show notes because there's a

few episodes from the 6970 episodes of this podcast

that you really really should listen to Because when you

buy a bottle of Empower Plus,

you're buying it from a company that is unique a company that's special a company

that

knows what it's like to especially the founder Anthony

knows what trauma and

tragedy something like bipolar disorder

can bring to an individual bring to a family bring

to a generation next Generations.

So this company is born out of something tragic, but

it is created something that is phenomenal and

it's life-changing and honestly if

it was available.

On healthcare plans if it was available for most doctors. I

think that

we'd have a significantly happier population, especially within Canada,

but around the world so

Yeah, that kind of wraps up. I appreciate you listening to

my story a little bit today kind of a bit of a special episode, but I

really hope you enjoyed it. But that

kind of wraps this up.

Subscribe to the podcast if you haven't yet if you're on

iTunes right a little bit of a review positive negative. I

don't mind it's all good feedback and hopefully I can chop and

change the podcast to to facilitate people's needs

and requirements, but do reach out www.truhopecanada.com all

information about our podcast or information

about our products how you can connect with us how you can find your local

health food store also map feature on there to do that. But

Empower plus could literally save your life or the

life of somebody you care about so

You should do your own homework and and check

us out, but that's all it for me. Bye.