As a professional organization to help the public achieve the goal of wellness and longevity, IWLA’s work is closely connected with cutting-edge medical theories and practices. Among them, functional medicine and cellular nutrition provide IWLA with the primary scientific basis and practical path, focusing on a holistic and individualized approach to health management.
Scientific research shows that an adult body has about 30 trillion cells, which require the intake of nutrients to support their normal functioning. Grounded in functional medicine and cellular nutrition, IWLA encourages individuals to cultivate healthy dietary habit while rationally consuming dietary supplements. By ensuring balanced and adequate intake of high-quality nutrients, such a scientific approach can improve cellular function and vitality and lead to overall health and longevity.
Originated from Voltaire, the French Enlightenment thinker, "life lies in movement " has nowadays become a household motto throughout the world. IWLA emphasizes that the combination of "life lies in exercise" and "exercise requires science" and the complementarity of science-based exercise and enjoyable labor in promoting wellness and longevity.
“All religions, arts and sciences are branches of the same tree. All these aspirations are directed toward ennobling man's life, lifting it from the sphere of mere physical existence and leading the individual toward freedom” (Einstein). Although they originated as a Christian charity to promote physical, mental and spiritual health, modern hospitals and medicine have focused and made stride on physical diseases. In the process of gaining dominance in contemporary society, the mainstream medic
Echoing the ancient oriental wisdom of “treating the disease before it occurs,” the contemporary Western saying “treating your body like a car” also advocates health maintenance via preventing disease before it occurs. IWLA strives to enhance disease prevention in the public by raising awareness of major detriments to health and longevity: namely harmful food, unhealthy lifestyles, and environmental risks.