About Us
WHO WE ARE.... We are Highly qualified and motivated professionals in Natural HYGIENE Health.
Our Natural Health business has a long tradition in the industry. It was founded in 1984 by Dr. Laurence Galant, he is the administrator and Created of the “Super Health Inner Circle Coaching” Program (SHICC). He is also the founder of The Health and Nutritional Guidance Center, the Galant Group Seminars and the Advance Hypnotherapy Center, he is a Board Certified Medical Clinical Hypnotherapist, Practitioner of “Neuro Linguistic” Programming (NLP) with a doctorate degree in Health and Nutritional Science from the America College of Health Science in Austin, TX in 1984. He is also a lifetime member of the International Association of Counselors and Therapists (IACT), and a member of The National Association of Certified Hypnotherapist and The National Council for Medical and Clinical Hypnotherapy (NCMCH). And above all a Truth In Health Researcher.
Our Core Values
We Are Committed to delivering the best your - Honest and transparent services - We care for your HEALT AND WELL-BEING just like ours - Keep learning and adapting to new technologies
HELP US CHANGE THE WAY WE SEE HEALTH!
How We Can Change The World!
Let us presume that you adopted the most healthful practices your circumstances permitted. Let’s presume you achieved vibrant health – really euphoric well-being. Further, let’s presume that the rest of our population did likewise – that all of us lived according to our natural disposition.
Ailments, diseases and their agonies would become a nightmare of history. Everyone would become naturally healthy as do our fellow creatures in nature.
The products consumed by healthy people are drastically different than those consumed by ailing people. For example, healthy people do not take drugs for drugs under no circumstances produce health – instead they destroy it. Healthy people do not frequent physicians and hospitals. They do not patronize the junk food industry. Nor do they use tobacco or alcohol.
Thus, should we all follow the practices healthful living mandates, there would be enormous ecological and environmental benefits. The drug industry would cease to exist. The some five to six million involved in caring for the sick would be released to productive work that creates the things we really need. Another army of people would be available for producing the really good things of life upon the total dissolution of the junk food and allied chemical industry. The foods to which we are biologically adapted require less than a tenth of the labor, energy and resources to produce as do our present pathological fare.
Yes you can do this! Why not become a true citizen of nature and the world by turning ecological adaptations? You’ll benefit most of all!
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The History of Natural Hygiene: A Journey Back to Health’s True RootsNatural Hygiene is a philosophy and practice rooted in the belief that the body possesses an inherent ability to maintain and restore health, given the right conditions. This approach to health emphasizes the importance of living in harmony with natural laws, including proper nutrition, exercise, rest, and emotional well-being. The history of Natural Hygiene is a rich tapestry woven with the contributions of visionary thinkers and practitioners who sought to return to nature’s way of healing, moving away from the conventional reliance on drugs and invasive medical treatments.
Origins and Early InfluencersThe roots of Natural Hygiene can be traced back to ancient civilizations where natural methods of healing were widely practiced. However, it was in the 19th century that the modern Natural Hygiene movement began to take shape, largely influenced by the work of Dr. Isaac Jennings. Jennings, a physician who became disillusioned with the harmful effects of drugs, began promoting a drugless approach to health. He believed that disease was a result of the body’s attempt to cleanse itself, and that true healing could only be achieved by supporting the body’s natural processes.Another key figure in the development of Natural Hygiene was Dr. Sylvester Graham, who is often credited with laying the foundation for the modern understanding of diet and health. Graham advocated for a vegetarian diet, whole foods, and the avoidance of processed foods long before these ideas became mainstream. His teachings on nutrition, temperance, and the importance of clean living had a profound influence on the movement.
The Emergence of the Natural Hygiene MovementThe term "Natural Hygiene" was popularized in the mid-19th century by Dr. Russell Thacker Trall, who founded the first health institute based on these principles in New York City. Trall’s work emphasized the importance of natural living and the body's ability to heal itself without the use of medicines. He was a prolific writer and educator, spreading the principles of Natural Hygiene through his publications and lectures.In the early 20th century, the movement continued to grow, with figures like Dr. Herbert M. Shelton becoming central to its development. Shelton is perhaps the most well-known advocate of Natural Hygiene. He wrote extensively on the subject, and his works remain influential to this day. Shelton’s teachings emphasized the importance of fasting, a plant-based diet, and living according to natural laws. He founded the Hygienic Review and established health schools that trained many of the movement’s leading figures.
Natural Hygiene in the Modern EraIn the latter half of the 20th century, the principles of Natural Hygiene continued to influence the development of holistic health practices. Although the movement faced challenges, including criticism from mainstream medicine, it also gained a devoted following. Organizations such as the American Natural Hygiene Society (now the National Health Association) were established to promote and educate the public about the benefits of a hygienic lifestyle.Today, the principles of Natural Hygiene are reflected in various aspects of the holistic health movement, including plant-based nutrition, detoxification, and the importance of lifestyle factors in maintaining health. While it may not be as widely recognized by name, the impact of Natural Hygiene can be seen in the growing emphasis on preventative health and the recognition of the body’s natural ability to heal itself.
A Legacy of Health and HealingThe history of Natural Hygiene is a testament to the enduring power of nature’s laws and the body’s inherent wisdom. As more people seek alternatives to conventional medicine, the principles of Natural Hygiene offer a time-tested path to vibrant health and longevity. By understanding and applying these principles, individuals can reclaim their health and live in harmony with the natural world—a journey that began centuries ago and continues to inspire those who seek true wellness today.
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