Publisher's Synopsis
Whether you're navigating minor concerns or major health challenges, Check Engine Light will empower you to take control of your health through practical advice and expert guidance.
Check Engine Light is the culmination of Rob Wilson's years of working with warriors, athletes, executives, and laypeople who just want to stay healthy and live long. This is the common thread among everyone who purchases any diet book, fitness book, or general health book. However, despite the plethora of information at our fingertips, we find ourselves struggling to interpret that information and end up adopting approaches that do not fit our unique needs, or we outsource our health to those with little or no stake in our outcomes. We end up sicker, feeling worse, or giving up completely.
Wilson has dedicated his career to helping clients who are already banged up, broken, and torn down, many of them having no known cause for the problems they are experiencing. Through his work, Rob discovered that we have small warning lights flickering long before a major malfunction manifests, and if we can identify and act on those signals early on, we can avoid total engine failure. Unfortunately, unlike a car, the human body does not come with an owner's manual, so when the check engine light pops on, you cannot just turn a page to see what it means - until now.
Check Engine Light will guide you through how to identify early warning signs to help you develop your own service plan. This book is not a "quick fix" system, or dogmatic approach that perpetuates false narratives and junk science, but instead invites the reader to participate in an investigation of their own health. The goal is to develop a deeper understanding of your individual needs, think independently about the array of tools available to you, and ultimately chart your own course for optimal well-being, using Wilson's structured approach.
Check Engine Light is complete with a self-guided workbook and case studies from elite warfighters that will inspire you to hop back in the driver's seat of your own health with the confidence, clarity, and perspective to go the distance.
