Li Ai, who has been a clinical nutritionist in a tertiary hospital for eight years, has seen through the limitations of hospital assembly line diagnosis and treatment. The equipment can issue cold reports one after another, and the medicine can suppress the physical symptoms, but it cannot cure the human malaise hidden under the illness.
She decided to leave the system, opened a personal studio, and met a group of people who had been missed by mainstream medical care. A middle-aged housewife with pain all over her body, but no organic problem can be found; a middle-aged businessman with all normal indicators, but his body is still tortured; a young mother who is trapped in a twisted relationship and living in internal strife all day long; and children who are innocently dragged down by adults' emotional entanglements.
The root cause of many diseases is not in the flesh and blood organs. The long-term forbearance and sacrifice in marriage, the suffocation caused by family ties, the weight of worldly rumors, and years of mental depression will quietly turn into nodules, pain, insomnia, and physical decay.
The family is supposed to be a sanctuary, but it often becomes a breeding ground for disease. There is never a quick cure for the chronic diseases in the world. The pain accumulates slowly, and the resolution is destined to be long.
Li Ai is not a moral judge from above. She just wants to expose the suffering of the disease, see the living people outside the target, and accept the grievances and scars that have no place to express.
Concept: Disease is not just damage to organs. Family disputes, mental depression, and worldly pressure can all turn into human disease. There is no quick salvation. Only by seeing real people can we talk about healing.