Do you ever get that feeling that something isn’t right?

Over the years, I became increasingly suspicious of the pharmaceutical industry—feeling deep down that we weren’t being told the full truth. That curiosity led me to a self-published book called “Natural Cures They Don’t Want You to Know About” by Kevin Trudeau in 2005. If you haven’t read it, I highly recommend it. That book was the beginning of a journey—a rabbit hole that opened my eyes and sent me searching for deeper answers.

For most of my life, I didn’t believe in God or anything beyond the physical. I was stuck in a “see it to believe it” mindset—grounded in logic, skeptical of anything that couldn’t be proven. Still, I remained open to possibilities. Then I met Anne—a psychic and tarot reader. I was at a major crossroads, having just left my wife and unsure of what direction to take. I didn’t believe in the supernatural, but something nudged me to give it a shot. Maybe, I thought, she could offer some clarity. To my surprise, her predictions later came true in unexpected and uncanny ways. It shook my worldview. Around the same time, a friend confided that a psychic had warned her: her husband would die soon. Days later, a machine exploded near his head at work — and killed him. It was a wake-up call I couldn’t ignore.

That period triggered a paradigm shift. I went from disbelief to undeniable knowing. Life opened up in a whole new way — and it can for you too. I no longer see God as a figure in the clouds, but as the interconnected essence of all life: people, plants, animals, minerals… especially water.

There’s something about water. It’s everywhere — surrounding us, flowing through us, even suspended in the air. (As a side note, there are devices that can extract it from thin air.) Water is life, and I believe it carries memory. We are all connected — vibrationally, energetically, spiritually. When you ask with feeling, the universe responds. There are no coincidences.

If you know the work of Dr. Masaru Emoto and his frozen water experiments, you’ve seen how emotions affect structure. When exposed to love, water crystals form beautiful, harmonious shapes. When exposed to hatred, they become chaotic — like molten lava. We are mostly made of water too, and this is why keeping yourself in a joyful state of mind is essential — especially if vitality and longevity are on your radar.

Take his rice experiment, for example. People around the world have replicated it. Emoto placed three jars of cooked rice in separate containers: one labeled “I love you” and spoken to daily with affection. Another labeled “I hate you” and spoken to with anger. The third was completely ignored. Surprisingly, it was the ignored jar that decayed the most. The rice that received love stayed remarkably preserved, while the one subjected to hate rotted quickly.

It was this kind of inspired questioning that one day led me to ask — “Is there such a thing as a cure-all?”
Soon after, I found myself in Thailand. While there, I called an old friend who mentioned something about a man named “Humble.” Curious, I searched online for “Humble cure” and stumbled across an interview with Jim Humble on Project Camelot, hosted by Bill Ryan.

It blew me away. I believed him.

You can just tell — by someone’s energy, their presence, the way they carry themselves — when it’s coming from a place of truth.

Jim’s story began in 1996, while mining gold in Guyana. Two workers came down with malaria, and with no medicine on hand, he gave them what he called a “health drink” he had brought from the US—stabilized oxygen made from 3.5% sodium chlorite (NaClO₂), used to purify the water while in the jungle. To his astonishment, they recovered within hours. More workers fell ill and were treated the same way—with the same results. That drink would later become known as MMS: Master Mineral Solution.

From that moment on, Jim’s focus shifted from gold to healing. His path led to the founding of the Genesis II Church of Health and Healing with Mark Grenon in the Dominican Republic. I sold my furniture, bought a ticket, and attended a two-week seminar on how to make and use chlorine dioxide. I ended up staying for eight months, meeting people from all over the world, each with miraculous healing stories.

But there was something missing.

Despite being called a church, there was no true spiritual foundation to the program. I noticed MMS didn’t always work. That’s because healing isn’t just physical—it’s spiritual. I met a woman in Bulgaria, a cancer survivor whose illness returned after constant fear-based reminders from others. Despite treatments, she struggled emotionally and eventually chose euthanasia. Her story broke my heart—and it taught me something vital:

A sick spirit can invite illness faster than any germ.

Healing requires alignment of body, mind, and spirit. That’s why I created GenesisX Life Coach™—a mission to help people cleanse, reconnect, and co-create their lives from a foundation of truth, inner power, and spiritual wholeness.

And this… is just the beginning.

“Cleansing the body. Reclaiming the spirit. Creating the life you were meant to live.”

Your healing story starts now. I’m here when you’re ready,

Paul Beaudry
Founder, GenesisX Life Coach™