The Power of One Decision: How the Health Edit Approach Transforms Your Wellbeing
Susan Hunter
Functional Medicine Practitioner | B.A. (Psychology) | B.H.Sc (Naturopathy) | Helping you live better, longer.
Have you ever felt like you’re constantly spinning your wheels when it comes to your health—trying to make changes, but nothing seems to stick?
Maybe you’ve tried to overhaul everything at once, only to feel overwhelmed and give up part way through.
What if there was a simpler way?
We’ve been told that achieving real change requires sheer willpower, high levels of motivation, or cultivating a strong mindset. But the truth is, the key to transformation starts with just one decision. Once you’ve made that decision, everything else starts to fall into place.
This is the core of my?Health Edit philosophy. By focusing on one health goal at a time, we remove the confusion and overwhelm. From there, the path to success becomes much clearer.
Let me explain: you’ve decided to improve your fitness. Now, every choice you make revolves around that commitment.
Will skipping your workout today help you reach your fitness goal? No. So, you get up, put on your gear, and get moving.
The same principle applies to your diet. Will that gluten-filled muffin move you closer to your weight loss goal? Probably not. But a nourishing, vegetable-filled omelette will.
In The Health Edit, we go beyond mindset or habits alone. True transformation requires an integrated approach.
Yes, mental resilience and positive habits are important, but without addressing your biology, those efforts might not lead to the results you want.
That’s why we focus on your full health picture—mind, body, and biochemistry
Why True Transformation Requires an Integrated Approach
For decades, experts like Tony Robbins have emphasised mindset as the key to personal growth, while others like James Clear remind us that healthy habits drive wellness. They’re both right, but what they’re missing is an understanding of our biology.
For almost 20 years, I’ve worked with clients to fine-tune their biochemistry, helping them feel better physically.
Time and time again, I’ve seen that improving physical health also positively impacts mental wellbeing.
But in some cases, it wasn’t just biochemistry holding them back—it was their mindset and ingrained behaviour patterns.
Without addressing these deeper layers, they couldn’t achieve the full transformation they desired.
This experience led me to a realisation: humans are incredibly complex. It’s not enough to focus solely on mental frameworks or behavioural change.
We need to address our genetic predispositions, biochemical balance, and overall biology alongside these mental and behavioural elements to achieve lasting results.
That’s the beauty of The Health Edit—it’s about cutting through the confusion of health advice and focusing on what really matters: the one thing that will make the biggest impact on your health right now.
By tackling one issue at a time, whether it’s digestion, detox, or stress, we create space for sustainable progress. And when you integrate all aspects of health—mental, physical, and biochemical—the results are transformative.
The Health Edit Process: How One Focus Can Change Everything
For those struggling with long-term health issues—whether physical or mental—the Health Edit approach helps you understand what’s truly at play.
We break down your health challenges into manageable, actionable steps so that you’re no longer overwhelmed by the complexity of health information.
This focus on integrated wellbeing means balancing your biology, putting in place impactful mental frameworks, and building habits that lead to lasting behavioural change.
It all starts with one decision—are you ready to take control of your health and make real progress?
Take my Health Edit Assessment to identify the area of health that needs the most attention now!