Alison Effting
Water in Cape Town

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We are proud to offer free delivery options for orders over R450 in South Africa. This information is not intended to replace a one-on-one relationship with a qualified health care professional, nor intended as medical advice. We encourage you to make your own health care decisions based upon your own research and in partnership with a qualified health care professional. One of the AllisOne Team will get back to you as soon as possible. Based in Claremont, Cape Town, she presents her biochemic workshops locally and internationally. Her original lactose-free range of AllisOne tissue salts (2005) and Synergy combinations (2011) are available in health stores and exported to the EU and Japan. Alison is chair of the Association of Aura-Soma Practitioners of Southern Africa (AASPSA) and has served on the executive committee of COCHASA (Confederation of Complemetary Health Associations of South Africa) since Alison initially trained and qualified as a radiographer in 1982, graduating as the best all round radiographer of her class. Her interest in complementary therapies ignited when she came across Biochemic Tissue Salts as an answer to a personal health crisis in 1993 that had not responded to conventional treatment. A lifelong interest in Astrology took her formally into this field in 2006, and she attained her Diploma in Astrological Studies with distinction in 2008 (Rod Suskin School of Astrology). Alison’s area of interest lies in the interface of matter and energy (chemical and radiant), and how we are able to understand and optimize our health and wellbeing in terms of these subtle energies. We moved to Cape Town, where we have been blessed with two (now adult) children and wonderful friends. Tissue Salts and Aura-Soma Colour fell into the path of synchronicities at the time and transformed my life. The Trust is not just about saving the lions, but an African heritage. Their work extends into the well-being of the local communities surrounding the project, and thus addresses the balance of nature between humans, animals and the environment.