1. What is your approach to healing?
2. How are you different from conventional wellness or alternative therapies?
3. What informed your work and methods?
4. Do you follow a specific tradition or system?
5. Is your work scientific, traditional, or experiential?

1. Is this safe for everyone?
2. Who should NOT use your products or attend your sessions?
3. Will this interfere with medical treatment or medication?
4. Do you replace doctors or therapy?
5. How do you ensure quality and purity of your ingredients?
(This section builds enormous credibility.)

These speak directly to people who feel unsafe in their bodies.
1. What do you mean by “coming back into the body”?
2. Why does the body hold pain or trauma?
3. Why do some people feel worse before they feel better?
4. Can physical pain have emotional roots?
5. What if I feel disconnected or numb?

1. How long does it take to notice results?
2. How should your products be used for best effect?
3. Can they be used alongside other treatments or therapies?
4. Are they suitable for long-term use?
5. Do I need lifestyle or diet changes for them to work?

1. What results should I realistically expect?
2. Why don’t you promise quick fixes?
3. What if nothing seems to change?
4. Do you offer personal guidance or only general education?

1. Why did you start this work?
2. What has your personal journey been?
3. Do you still use these methods yourself?

1. What are the limitations of your work?
2. When should someone seek medical care instead?
3. Is this work suitable during pregnancy / serious illness / mental health crisis?
4. Why don’t you use aggressive detox or extreme protocols?

1. What does safety in the body actually feel like?
2. Why do many modern people feel unsafe in their own bodies?
3. Can safety be restored after chronic stress or trauma?
4. Why is forcing healing often counterproductive?