Regenerative Medicine Explained | Chip Paul
Truth in Health Founder Education
Truth in Health Founder Education
What happens when a local beef producer, a backyard gardener, healthy-home advocates, community connectors and friends gather in one kitchen?
You cook. You learn. You improvise. You laugh. And eventually, you sit down and eat together.
For our first Truth in Health cooking and community episode, we wanted to do something different. Instead of sitting around microphones talking about healthy living, we decided to practice it together.
By Connie Street, BSN, RN
By Dr. Lisa Urrutia, DC, CFNC
Back in 2011, I was running on a wheel I had built myself. I woke before the sun, moved through the day on caffeine and willpower, and fell into bed long after I should have, certain that rest was something I would get to once everything else was finished. It never was finished. And somewhere in that season, my body stopped asking nicely. The tiredness that used to lift after a good night of sleep settled in and stayed.
There’s something many people are searching for right now in wellness — even if they don’t always know how to describe it.
Connection.
Not just information.
Not just products.
Not just services.
People want trusted relationships.
They want community.
They want to know who they can learn from, collaborate with, refer to, and grow alongside.
And honestly, that’s one of the biggest reasons Truth in Health Association was created.