As most of the treatment is natural, its takes time to show desired results. Many patients start the course of their medication, usually taking medication for the first month only; they start feeling better, so much so, that they feel that they are cured or that they are better and do not complete the course of their medication, which normally ranges from 3-6 months. As a result, patients start to feel a slump thereafter, which is when healing is at it's growth phase and required the most. This is when the body requires that consistency of taking the medication.

The course of treatment is likened to a well filling slowly or a fireplace in a room during the cold winter months, the fireplace is like the medication and the proximity to the fireplace is like the consistency of taking the medication. once the course of medication is reached or achieved, this is when patients can stop their medication (proximity can be removed as the body has warmed up and the person is able to walk around the room).

For example, a person who suffers from gastric acidity and heartburn needs to get the right balance in the alimentary canal and obtaining the proper balance and digestion takes about 3-4 months. when patients start their medication, they start feeling better, and after the first month of their course of medication, do not continue with their course. Getting the balance right has begun, but getting the digestion to it's optimum has not been reached. Thus, the patient starts to experience the return of his/her symptoms once the medication has stopped. Patients who do continue with their course and complete it, have successfully found their optimum balance point and do not suffer from these symptoms again (diet and lifestyle dependent).