About Us
Our Founder
Simply Vital was founded by Janice Wilson whose training in Pharmacy and Medicine was followed by a successful career in pharmaceutical research and development.
Realising that profits rather than people’s wellbeing was the driving force of the industry and increasingly frustrated with the conventional medical model which focuses on the suppression of symptoms rather than finding the true cause of disease, she decided to explore the natural healing modalities that had spurred her interest in health and medicine since childhood, and Simply Vital was born.
When Janice decided to start her own venture she revisited the world of naturopathy, a subject she had first discovered as a teenager. She researched how naturopathic doctors in the past healed their patients with clean air, clean water and nutritious food and explored how the development and nurturing of the nervous system during childhood profoundly affects health throughout life – factors which are completely dismissed by the conventional medical establishment.
Understanding the fundamentals for creating health, Janice developed an approach that anyone wishing to improve their health can easily follow.
A brief history of health
At the turn of the 19th century here in the West, food was scarce and life expectancy was around 45 years. As the decades passed and food, and in particular protein became more readily available and life expectancy steadily rose during the first half of the 20th century.
During WWII food was rationed yet records show that people were fitter, slimmer and healthier during this period. After WWII the NHS was founded to ensure that people did not have to suffer financially if they became ill and the vision was that preventative medicine which included nutritional supplementation, would create a healthier population and reduce the need for medical care.
Over the next few decades, mechanised farming was introduced, fertilisers and pesticides were more heavily used and the resultant increase in food production spurred the food processing industry so that by the 1980s we could eat what we wanted when we wanted it such that over consumption followed and today 70% of adults in the UK are now overweight or obese.
The pharmaceutical industry also expanded during this time along with the expectation that a “magic bullet” would be found for all our ills.
The industry expanded on this premise until the 90s when drug pipelines suddenly emptied and the industry became desperate for new sources of revenue. That new source is vaccines.
The once ethical (?) pharmaceutical industry transformed into one that places profits above all else and with few other tools at their disposal, doctors are the foot soldiers of an industry that now medicates and injects us at their behest!
Recent events (2020 lockdowns and forced injections) and the push for the 4th industrial revolution by globalists drunk on power stating that “by 2030, you will own nothing and be happy, and that this revolution will not change the world as much as it will change YOU”, demonstrate just how low the medical establishment has fallen.