I am originally from north Texas. I was working as an electronics technician but started focusing on health and healing after losing my health at age 22. I had Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), Candida, Scoliosis (sideways curvature of the spine), Arthritis, and a spinal column with many misalignments. I moved back to my parents home and started reading all the health books I could and started experimenting with diet/herbs/lifestyle, etc. I eventually wound up working in health food stores for the next 10 years. While home I got rid of the arthritis by following the instructions in the book, "A Doctors Proven Home Remedy for Arthritis" by Gerard Campbell. He told how to cleanse the intestines and discover your food allergies. I learned how to manage my blood sugar by eating mostly complex carbohydrates. And I got rid of the scoliosis and spinal pain by visiting a good back-cracker (chiropractor. only the good ones "pop" the back into place. the bad ones don't move the bones into place and charge twice as much.) But the chronic fatigue stayed with me for the next 16 years until I stumbled upon an ad for construction plans for a Beck blood electrifier and magnetic pulser. I bought the plans and built the devices and 2 months later was free of the virus that causes the infectious type of chronic fatigue syndrome. (read my experience) Then I realized with my electronic and natural healing background I could start my own electromedicine company and help a lot of people who are like I was, stumbling around looking for a cure but in all the wrong places. It is incredible how many people have the viral form of chronic fatigue syndrome and are wasting their money on nutritional supplements with the hope they will boost the immune system. (Only a small boost can be had that way.) Of course I wrote to a dozen of associations for people with CFS offering them this information of an electronic cure but none of them even replied. So then in 1997 I put all the info I could find on my new web site and of course kept adding to it as I learned more. Since then I've been making electromedicine devices and continue to get a kick out of selling to others who are trying this new (more or less) form of medicine and having great results with it. At 46 years of age I returned to the sport I love, motocross, and most often beat teenagers at it. I had to show people my drivers license to prove how old I was since they didn't believe me. I attribute a lot of my health success to daily blood electrification and of course using other electromedicine devices as the need arises. I hope you can see how marvelous this form of treatment is and give it a try yourself.

I also have to give partial credit for the existence of this business to an unusual experience I had which transformed my life from one of self-seeking to one of seeking spiritual truth and serving others. When I was 15 I had a motorcycle accident and for a short time I left my body and experienced timelessness. That type of experience is labeled a "near death experience" and there are many books on the subject now. It gave me the assurance that human consciousness survives the death of the body and therefore it is best to act unselfishly for others because love is eternal, being a spiritual quality. The opposite of that would be acting selfishly as if this human lifespan is all we have. 

My favorite quotes:

Albert Einstein:

"After all my years of thought and study I have come to the final realization that all that exists is energy, and beyond that a divine consciousness."

"natural law... reveals an intelligence of such superiority that, compared with it, all the systematic thinking and acting of human beings is an utterly insignificant reflection."

"The two most abundant elements in the universe are carbon and ignorance."

"Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value."

John Lennon: "Why in the world are we here? Surely not to live in pain and fear. "

from the book Hua Hu Ching, the Unknown Teachings of Lao Tzu:
#47. Dualistic thinking is a sickness. Materialism is cruel. Blind spirituality is unreal. Chanting is no more holy than listening to the murmur of a stream, counting prayer beads no more sacred than simply breathing, religious robes no more spiritual than work clothes. If you wish to attain oneness with the Tao, don’t get caught up in spiritual superficialities. Instead, live a quiet and simple life, free of ideas and concepts. Find contentment in the practice of undiscriminating virtue, the only true power. Giving to others selflessly and anonymously, radiating light throughout the world and illuminating your own darkness, your virtue becomes a sanctuary for yourself and all beings. This is what is meant by embodying the Tao.
#51. Those who want to know the truth of the universe should practice the 4 cardinal virtues. The first is reverence for all life; this manifests as unconditional love and respect for oneself and all other beings. The second is natural sincerity; this manifests as honesty, simplicity, and faithfulness. The third is gentleness; this manifests as kindness, consideration for others, and sensitivity to spiritual truth. The fourth is supportiveness; this manifests as service to others without expectation of reward. The four virtues are not an external dogma but a part of your original nature. When practiced, they give birth to wisdom and evoke the five blessings: health, wealth, happiness, longevity, and peace.

The following is a video expressing my belief of the importance of serving others, making everyone you meet important and worthwhile helping. Realizing we are all interconnected, like cells in a body, makes you understand that helping others survive is also helping yourself to survive.--> YouTube