Dr Beran Parry

05/11/2025

03/11/2025

I won’t give up!!!!!!

02/11/2025

Choosing healing instead of disease isn’t a single act; it’s a series of conscious, biological, and emotional decisions that realign the body, mind, and spirit toward regeneration instead of degeneration.
Here’s a structured way to think about it — from the functional longevity perspective!

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🌿 1. Awareness: Recognising the Choice Exists

Disease is often the result of unconscious processes — chronic inflammation, unresolved trauma, metabolic chaos.
Healing begins with awareness that our daily choices are either activating health or accelerating decline.

Ask yourself:
• “What am I repeating that creates imbalance?”
• “What daily practices restore coherence in my body and nervous system?”

Awareness moves you from passive patient to active participant in your biology.

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🔬 2. Biology of Healing: Reversing the Drivers of Disease

Healing happens when we reduce the biochemical noise and restore the body’s innate intelligence.
This means:
• Inflammation down, mitochondrial function up
• Stress hormones down, regenerative hormones up
• Toxic burden down, cellular repair up

Key biological levers include:
• Nutrient sufficiency (cellular fuel and cofactors)
• Sleep and circadian repair
• Microbiome balance and detoxification
• Peptides, red-light therapy, ozone, and hormetic activation (used consciously)

Healing is not passive — it’s a biological activation process.

01/11/2025

Natural medicine research is necessary to confirm the safety and efficacy of these treatments, identify active compounds, establish consistent quality control, and discover new drugs by understanding their mechanisms of action. Without research, consumers risk using products of inconsistent potency or those containing contaminants, and the potential for developing new, effective medicines from natural sources remains untapped. 

For patient safety and effectiveness
* Ensuring safety: Research identifies potential contaminants, toxins, or harmful interactions, as "natural" does not automatically mean safe. For example, St. John's Wort can interfere with other medications.
* Verifying effectiveness: Research proves whether a treatment actually works, which is crucial because many uses are based on tradition rather than scientific evidence.
* Establishing quality control: Scientific studies are needed to ensure the consistency of active compounds and dosages in products, preventing variability that makes treatments unreliable. 

To advance medicine and drug discovery

* Understanding mechanisms: Research clarifies how a natural medicine works, which is essential for its integration into mainstream healthcare and for developing more effective versions.
* Improving existing treatments: Studying natural compounds can lead to the modification of existing drugs to improve their efficacy and reduce side effects, such as the case with maytansine and its derivative, DM1. 

To support informed use and integration
* Providing evidence for healthcare professionals: Research provides the necessary scientific evidence for doctors and other healthcare providers to prescribe natural medicines with confidence.
* Allowing informed patient choices:Scientific knowledge empowers patients to make informed decisions about their health, rather than relying on tradition or marketing claims alone.