Answered plainly, without overstating credentials, evidence or outcomes

You can, and many people do. The difficulty is that almost all publicly available relocation research answers different questions than yours: cost of living, visas, expat scenes, beaches, restaurants and internet speed.

Very little of it addresses the electromagnetic environment, magnetic-field conditions, development density, natural surroundings, light and daily rhythm, or how realistic it is to buy food directly from farmers, fishermen and butchers. This service exists to shorten a search that otherwise takes hundreds of hours and still leaves your core questions unanswered.

A conventional relocation consultant is generally focused on logistics and lifestyle amenities: visas, housing, schools, moving companies, expat communities.

Healthy Latitude evaluates candidate locations through a personalized, health-conscious and quantum-biology-informed lens, based on your priorities. It is a strategy for where to look and what to verify, not a moving service.

It reflects completed professional training and certification in quantum biology and its application to environment and lifestyle factors such as light, circadian rhythm, electromagnetic environment and food sourcing.

It is not a physician license, a medical specialty, or another clinical healthcare credential, and it does not qualify the founder to diagnose, treat or manage disease. David is certified by the American Naturopathic Medical Certification Board (ANMCB).

Yes — personally, using handheld meters, as part of how the founder has evaluated places he has lived and explored across Mexico and Nicaragua.

Those readings are observations from a specific place at a specific time. They are not certifications, and they don't transfer automatically to a different street, building or year. Where relevant measurement-informed context exists for an area you're considering, it is shared; where it doesn't, you'll be told that plainly and shown what to verify yourself.

No. Nobody honestly can. There is no ranking of 'healthiest' places, and no location, measurement or practice is offered here as a way to prevent, treat or cure any condition.

What the session does is help you identify the environmental and lifestyle factors that matter most to you, and where those factors are more likely to be found — so your search is focused instead of speculative.

Not at all. Prior knowledge is not required and is never assumed.

The consultation meets you wherever you are in your understanding. If you have studied the field, the conversation can go as deep as you want. If you simply recognize that where you live influences your daily lifestyle and everyday exposures, that is more than enough — the focus stays on the factors that matter to you, described in plain language.

That is a normal starting point, and often the reason people book. Bring your whole list, however long or contradictory it feels.

Part of the session is narrowing an overwhelming set of options into a shorter, more purposeful search based on your specific priorities.

Local food sourcing is a core part of how locations are evaluated here, because it is one of the most practical differences between two towns that look identical on paper.

Depending on the area you're considering and the firsthand knowledge available for it, the session covers what local sourcing realistically looks like there, how people typically find it, and what to check when you visit.

A 90 minute personalized working session covering your situation and reasons for considering Mexico or Central America, the environmental and lifestyle factors that matter most to you, your concerns and deal-breakers, and any locations already on your list.

From there, your priorities are translated into a focused location strategy using relevant firsthand location knowledge, research, environmental observations and measurement-informed considerations where they are available. The session also includes limited follow-up messaging support. The result is a more informed, personalized and focused location strategy — where to focus next and what deserves further investigation.

A 20 minute follow-up after the first session: It is time-boxed messaging access after the session for clarifying questions about what was discussed.

The exact channel, duration, availability and typical response time are confirmed to you in writing before you book, so nothing about the scope is left to interpretation. It is not ongoing coaching, unlimited access, or a second full session.

No. Healthy Latitude does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and nothing said in a session is a substitute for care from a licensed clinician.

Any personal health experiences shared are the founder's own, described as personal experience rather than as guidance or prediction for you.

No, and any service that guarantees that should be treated with suspicion.

What you can expect is a clearer, more personalized basis for deciding where to look — built around the environmental and lifestyle factors you have decided matter to you.