Good health
Matters

So choose wisely

Either hand over control of your body

Or do some research,
and make informed choices

Modern health services can be

Unexpectedly expensive

Based around the medical services, not the patient

Hospital focused

Pharmacy drug treatment focused

Unaware of patients needs

Lacking in adequate educational services

Unresponsive to feedback or suggestions

Autocratic, dismissive or too busy to answer questions

Make poor use of technology and

Have inadequate follow up services.

Information drives
better choices

Learning about the science of human biology. How your body works and what happens when things go wrong.

Rediscovering natural therapies: vitamins and minerals, red light, sauna’s, exercise, meditation, massage, organic foods and electro-magnetic therapy.

Understanding the difference between an advertising slogan, a bureaucracy created government policy and evidence-based medicine.

How health technology works; personal apps, smart devices and AI cloud services, and why they can keep you safer and at home for longer.

Why is healthcare so inexpensive, yet outdated? What is corporate capture?

How did previous generations spend far less on heath, yet achieve far better health and less chronic disease?

What does the future hold? Learn about the Hub and Spoke models in India, privatizing health accommodation, pay cash direct Medicine in the USA and Medical Tourism across Asia and South America.

Want to know more?

Hi, I’m Delia.

I spent years working in large teaching hospitals.

Despite all the resources poured into complex treatments I often saw patients discharged without any education or follow up. Sometimes their treatments had led to hospital related injuries, caused by avoidable errors. All too often hospital admissions were due to avoidable issues like medication mix ups, non compliance or side effects that were ignored.

Typically, nurses and Doctors do not discuss diet, exercise, vitamins or community activities with their patients.

After I left nursing I ran a health technology blog, did podcasts of startup founders and wrote articles for a startup incubator. Consumer technology can certainly make the monitoring of serious conditions more accurate. But how to reduce the risk of those conditions occurring in the first place or improve the overall health of the general population, was missing from the conversation.

During Covid I joined a natural health group, and helped them educate people on how to boost the immune system with vitamins and diet.

Now I run an education and health coaching business.