I was amazed at how my life changed for better when someone showed me HOW to think about myself.

I no longer allow myself to be a victim in my own life. I control what happens to me. Everything negative that has happened to me today is result of what I manifested for myself in past. Thanks to some good friends, I have discovered that key to health and happiness lies within my own thinking. If I think that I will be successful, and I tell myself that each day, it will happen.

Thanks to some wonderful books by such authors as Dr. Robert Anthony and Napoleon Hill, along with some personal coaching, I am slowly teaching myself to control my own destiny through daily visualization.

I look at world differently now. In that new view, I have seen my mother's suffering and realize that she is a victim of society's programming. Precription drugs are now advertised on television with regularity of car and beer commercials. The message is clear, "You are sick. You have a disease. We have something to ease your suffering."

My mother switched primary doctors three times recently because, as she told me, "She didn't get along with them." I believe now that she left them because they would not give her care, or more accurately, prescriptions that she wanted.

I have introduced my mother to a series of all-natural health products that will slowly help her cleanse her system and start her on road to true balance. She and I have also discussed my new mindset and how she needs to believe that she can be healthy and energetic again. It is going to be a long road, but with changes I am helping her to make, she will be successful in end.

So I ask again - why don't more people get it?

Why is it that people believe that prescription drugs are answer to all their health problems?

Unfortunately, answer most likely is because that's what our society is programming them with. I choose to turn off television ads and take charge of my own health. I will gladly help anyone do same for themselves and their loved ones. It takes a commitment to learning HOW to think, not WHAT to think.