“Once you know truth, you can’t un-know it. Once you know truth, you have a moral obligation and a moral imperative to apply and to share that truth; there is a responsibility associated with it.”

With this premise in mind, Michele Stanford set out to share the truths she learned on her journey to recovering her health. What she learned was shocking.

As a nation, we’re getting sicker and sicker. Have you ever paused to consider why this is happening? After all, medical science is making great advancements, and new drugs and treatments are being discovered all the time.

So here’s the question… with all the trillions of dollars being spent on healthcare, why are we in a healthcare crisis?

Michele has dug deep to uncover some disturbing truths. Informed Consent explores the harsh realities surrounding our food supply and our medical system. Prepare to discover a side of the pharmaceutical industry you weren’t aware existed, along with a startling explanation of why and how our food supply has become contaminated. In short, Michele has the answers to what’s making us sick and keeping us that way.

Informed Consent is much more than an exposé. Michele’s research allows the reader to make informed decisions about their own food and lifestyle choices. Find out which nutrient dense foods you should be eating, which natural therapies actually work, and how self-care is of the utmost importance when it comes to staying disease-free.

This is one of those books that causes you to re-think your lifestyle. You’ll find yourself reflecting on the evidence that Michele provides, making a few changes, and taking more responsibility for your health.

One of the most compelling aspects of the book is Michele’s personal story, which draws the reader in as it unfolds. Written in an easy-to-read, conversational style, the content is not only informative and educational, but entertaining too. Whether you’re a health care professional or someone who has no previous knowledge on the topic, you’ll find it a riveting read.

Informed Consent shines a long-overdue light on one of the most compelling issues of our time.

Michele Stanford

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