Psycoology’s beginning actually happened in the year 2012 during my final year of completing my Health Psychology degree. This concept developed during my Psychology History class. I loved all my Psychology classes but this one became very special to me. It was amazing to see all the struggles that took place in the field and the lives of people that were a lot like me in the sense they just wanted answers to human behaviors that would make life better for themselves and others. As I studied how a lot of these folks broke out on their own so they could continue the work they believed in as opposed to risk the work getting silenced do to such things as ego, territorial power, politics or simply nobody believing in them enough, to just giving them a little courtesy to experiment. I had seen this in present day life in other occupations. As much as I wanted to go on to get my Masters and ultimately my PHD, I did not feel I would be greeted with open arms in those programs. I felt a kinship with Psychology going back to my high-school class in Psychology. Unfortunately I also felt, like those in the history book before me, it would be a massive struggle to retain my true self against the pressure of a system (society) that more and more demands automation over quality. I felt they were churning out assembly line workers, individuality of clients would no longer exist. This is what the tests say and this is what your treatment will be. I tried two Grad schools. The first one I did not make it past orientation and the second I resigned during the money back guarantee. In both instances it was because I knew our differences of opinion would not be tolerated. Become us or get out. I believe I knew this was coming even back in that History class, That’s why I developed a new way to study human behavior, designed the model and gave a speech on what I believed was an alternative for the future, in a class full of Psychology History students for whom most of were heading for the assembly lines of Psychology or other disciplines with similar fates. Please don’t take this the wrong way, as I am so grateful for God’s and Psychology’s amazing role in saving my life.

Psycoology still struggles for a life not unlike a premature baby does in an incubator. Who knows what the future brings for it, but I am filled with joy, because Psycoology has given life to Weight Naturalization. It is my hope and a dream that Weight Naturalization will help others who suffer from the effects of obesity become a normal weight person just as it has helped me. As I write these words, I have left behind over a hundred and ten pounds . What a weight off my shoulders! I want to thank all my past Psychology professors for the courtesy they extended to me in allowing me to use their classes and resources to study Obesity. This has been a 30 year struggle for me and I don’t see how I could have been successful without you. God Bless you and all those who got out of my way and in some cases, cleared the way!