When Colin’s wife, Xiulan – a dedicated medical doctor – faced a dire health crisis as her diabetes spiralled out of control, leading to a threat of amputation, Colin knew something had to change.
As a celebrated engineer recognized for his groundbreaking work in Computer Aided Engineering, Colin’s expertise in adaptive systems sparked a revolutionary idea: What if chronic diseases like diabetes, obesity, and dementia stem from a malfunctioning intelligent control system within our bodies?
Drawing inspiration from swarm intelligence in nature—like the collective behaviour of birds, insects, and even slime moulds – Colin realised the key wasn’t about fully understanding this intricate system. Instead, it was about nurturing it, much like feeding and training a loyal puppy.
This breakthrough led to Gbiota technology – a transformative approach to feeding and training your body’s internal “puppy” for lifelong health.
Learn how Gbiota can revolutionize your life. Read on to discover more!
The Game Changer: Rewrite Your Future
Chronic diseases aren’t just bad luck—they’re the result of the wrong kind of fat ending up in the wrong places. For years, we’ve been sold the idea that “eat less, exercise more” is the magic fix.
Sure, it might work for a while, but here’s the truth: it trains your body to fight back with relentless cravings, making the problem worse in the long run.
Short-term success. Long-term failure.
The smarter way? Training your body’s intelligent control system—your gut-brain connection—to work with you, not against you. This means fueling yourself with the right kind of food that addresses deficiencies in today’s diet.
When your body gets what it actually needs, cravings disappear, and self-regulation kicks in.
It’s not about eating less. It’s about eating better. Once you realise that eating more of the right foods eliminates the urge for junk, the whole “calorie-cutting” myth falls apart.
But here’s the kicker: this change – the real paradigm shift – depends on you.
Young people like you, who aren’t weighed down by outdated thinking, are the ones who can make it happen. The future is in your hands. Get it right, and you’ll rewrite not just your life, but the health of an entire generation.
Are you ready to lead the way?
The Real World: A Call for Change
What’s happening in the real world? By middle age, many of us face the consequences of poor health choices – weight gain, illness – and only then attempt to undo the damage with calorie-restricted diets.
These efforts often fail because they miss the root cause: our bodies’ “intelligent control system” has already been hardwired by years of unhealthy habits.
The tragedy is greater still for the next generation. Young people witness their parents’ struggles and, driven by societal pressure to look like “broomsticks” to attract a mate, adopt calorie-restricted diets themselves – not for health, but for aesthetics.
This vicious cycle sets them up for long-term harm, training their control systems for a lifetime of scarcity and imbalance.
This isn’t just a health issue; it’s a societal crisis. Walk through any shopping centre and witness the evidence.
Magic diets and pills won’t fix it. True change will come from forward-thinking individuals who challenge the status quo, rally communities, and drive the energy needed for societal transformation.
Eventually, governments, burdened by the escalating costs of chronic diseases, will recognise the urgency and lead preventative measures, starting with public education.
The path forward starts with the young. By teaching them that their bodies’ ultimate regulator is an intelligent control system – not fad diets or quick fixes – we can revolutionise health.
This includes understanding the vital role of gut microbes, nurtured by plants grown in microbe-rich, mineral-rich soil. But let’s make no mistake: this isn’t about promoting “boring” diets.
Through the creative use of herbs, spices, and innovative cooking, we can turn these plant-based foods into exciting, delicious meals.
Yes, change will challenge the food and drug industries, but it also presents an opportunity to redefine their roles in a healthier future.
Together, we can consign the chronic disease epidemic to history – a time when humanity learned from its mistakes and transformed the earth into a better place for all.
