All I wanted to do was start a website that had practical remedies and recipes that not only worked but would save a bunch of money... and be based in genuine common sense. No need for outlandish claims, proclamations, or expectations. Just stuff that will help you get better when ill, or recipes that you know everything that's in it and it's safe for you and your family with no hidden surprises. Then I started thinking if the people that are seeking out this information and they are half as nutty as me about not seeking care, and they don't have any medical experience or education, then there's gonna be some people that end up delaying care when it was actually needed. That's a real problem. So I needed a way to help people recognize when their situation requires professional attention—not by telling them what to do, but by giving them objective information about what's actually changing. I started thinking about what is needed to document a condition, an event or an illness, which was pretty straightforward and was finished in a couple days. But then I realized: now they know if they are getting better or worse, and they sort of know if their chosen remedy is working or not. But here's the gap—how much of what a remedy, prescription, or drug is actually working because of the remedy itself and not because of the person's belief in the remedy? That belief matters. It's not a flaw to dismiss; it's a real therapeutic factor that needs to be separated out so people understand what's actually happening. So I needed a way for a person to evaluate their belief system and see it presented before them. They already know what they believe—they just need to know where these beliefs fall and how this affects their return to baseline. And then I realized they need to know what their baseline is in the first place. Without it, there's nothing to measure change against. And that's how it all started. After six months, it's finally a functional package that is filled with as much common sense and practicality as possible—tools for documentation, belief assessment, and personal baseline awareness. Nothing more complicated than that.

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