gardano

Pardon me, honestly, please pardon me for any apparent hostile overtones. Perhaps what you are offering is valuable.

But speaking as a primary care-giver on the front-lines, I'm skeptical of even peer-reviewed studies at this point.

Your answer is frankly a non-answer, full of meaningless gobbledygook.

I get furious when offers of hope are given with no evidence, especially when they are devoid of useful information. Please justify your existence, which you've not done so as of yet.

Actually, your answer was very helpful.

I understand that in my wife's case, she has unnamed anxiety and she directs in odd ways (obsessing on her fingernails and rings). So being able to provide a sense of security to her so that she doesn't so often need those obsessive behaviours would be a good thing.

And thank you for providing a concrete example that I can hang my hat on.

We folks who are living through this need something solid to base our responses to our loved ones on. When I hear marketing-speak, I envision a George Winston soundtrack and new-age bullshit, and immediately turn my back.

So again, thanks for a concrete example.

You often mention a "method®".

Please explain the real-world actions is in your method?

In terms of diet, my wife (early-onset) often refuses "good" food, and only wants to eat sweets. How can I best counteract this tendency?