Believe Beyond Boundaries
Hey there!
I'm Dr. Vince
I originally received medical training as a US Navy Hospital Corpsman, providing medical support to the Navy and Marines (The Marines are part of the Navy, whether they want to admit it or not!). During my active-duty military time, I also went to the Navy’s Pharmacy Technician School in Portsmouth, VA, where I learned how powerful herbs and plants can be when compounded together correctly. I later spent two years operating a compounding pharmacy at Naval Hospital Great Lakes, IL, while also becoming well-versed in logistics, disaster management, and mass-casualty scenarios.
After being honorably discharged from the Navy in 2005, I continued my education to become a registered nurse (RN). I did not know at the time that I would actually become a life-long learner. During my time as a cardio-thoracic nurse, I noticed patterns between patient lifestyles and health outcomes that were not being addressed by allopathic medicine. I accepted an invitation to attend a Ph.D. program at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee based on writings I had done regarding how western agricultural practices affected human health outcomes. My path soon took a slight turn to focus on self-and family-management, when I explored alternative options of medical insurance during the advent years of Obamacare. During this time, I realized that the largest land owner in the world, the Queen of England and the Royal Family, were naturopaths, spending almost nothing to have the most powerful form of medicine available, and no side-effects. I successfully defended my dissertation and my doctorate was confirmed in May, 2020. I am trained in both quantitative and qualitative scientific research methodologies.
In this post-Covid world, I utilize my God-given research skills to explore many different disease processes and also written biblical scripture. I am now working on a Ph.D. in Theology. From the disease side of exploration, one thing stands out above all others at this time: the need for everybody to detox. Mothers in particular need to take charge of detoxing their household. This means killing off and effectively removing parasites, dealing with spike proteins (which humans have been swimming in since time began and there is nothing novel about it), paying attention to family diet, and changing from noxious chemical cleaning and hygiene products to non-toxic, organic, and naturally biodegradable ones. Gut health is vital! Detoxing the whole-home environment allows for reduction in chronic inflammation, where healing can truly begin.
From the scriptural side of exploration, it is vital to get back to the basics of family prayer, and giving all the credit and glory to God. From allopathic medicine to Eastern and New Age, there has been nothing brought forward that was not first scriptural. Hippocrates stated, “Let food be thy medicine”, and the Bible states, “Let the herbs be for the service of man” (Psalm 104:14). Our heavenly Father made our bodies perfect for this perfectly balanced world, designed just for us. The more we praise and thank Him, the better we feel and the more we are capable of loving and caring for each other, just as we were instructed to do.