As a young adult Liz was diagnosed with Adult-Onset Still's disease, which is an uncommon systemic inflammatory disorder. She’s discovered that she’s able to monitor her inflammation with thermography, something that is completely unavailable in traditional medical formats. “Medical thermography can help so many people identify problem areas, I hope I can help others discover ways to live a healthier lifestyle.”

Liz Hatfield, CT

Tasha listens to podcasts while she walks her dogs. It was during a week of trading back and forth between interviews with women over 65 and a doctor that wrote a book about health and lifespan, it dawned on her that choices now have an impact on how long and how well she will live. A bit of a naturalist and armed with skepticism and curiosity, she went to work on herself. She lost weight, changed her diet, improved her daily movement, and started learning about ways to live healthier. She now uses thermography to see where she might make improvements; and then, later, to see the impact of changes she made on her metabolic system. Being able to bring this service and health information to others is super exciting for her.

Tasha Settles, CT