Thank you for visiting BIOinterVenTION.
Though I am not a medical professional, my goal is to present difficult health topics as a researcher, and make them less complicated, while providing practical, yet effective solutions. Think of BIOinterVenTION as an intervention between what’s stopping you from living your life to the fullest — so that you can!
On this website, we explore health topics and hypothetical solutions in ways you may not have encountered before. My intent is to question the status quo — thoughtfully and deliberately — because meaningful progress often begins with curiosity and dissent. Some discussions may step outside conventional medical frameworks, drawing instead from traditional systems such as Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine, as well as personal observation, pattern recognition, and practical reasoning. While many of these ideas are not yet part of established scientific standards, they are offered as possibilities worth examining. Today’s hypotheses, after all, often become tomorrow’s principles.
In recent decades, many observers have raised concerns about changes in food quality, including nutrient depletion linked to soil exhaustion and the increased use of agricultural chemicals. Because of this, some individuals choose to explore targeted supplementation, such as minerals, vitamins, or herbs, as part of a broader wellness strategy. Throughout this site, I encourage readers to think critically, do their own research, and make informed decisions that align with their personal health goals.
I envision BIOinterVenTION as a tool in your personal health toolbox — a place that encourages proactive thinking and thoughtful exploration. This website is designed to challenge assumptions, spark curiosity, and examine possibilities that are sometimes overlooked or underexplored.
About the Author
I am not a doctor or licensed medical professional. I consider myself an observer, researcher, and health enthusiast — someone committed to learning, questioning, and improving my own well-being, and sharing that journey with others who are curious to do the same.
I served six years in the National Guard and hold degrees in Communications and Political Science from Rutgers University. I currently live in California.
Sincerely,
Mark Kenneth Williams