Although there are some things here I understand to be true, the rest is just advertising con artists.
Clean up your diet, meditation, forgiveness, positive thoughts, confronting trauma, and the fact that certain places tend to over perscribing medication all were fairly accurate for living a better life (especially when it comes to mental health).
Tapping on your face and sound waves? Yeah that's just all humbug. Also postive thoughts and prayer don't cure cancer. As someone who has known many people with chronic illnesses this also felt like a way of blaming them for not getting better. If only they had spent all of there money on pointless alterative medicine? This is evil at worst and misinformed at best.
Review of Heal
