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What would make a NASA computer engineer walk away from a dream career in cutting-edge space technology? For Mayim Vega, it was a personal health crisis that modern medicine couldn’t solve.
In this episode of Eat Your Content, Mayim shares her incredible journey from working on advanced nanotechnology and automation at NASA to becoming a leading voice in holistic healing. After facing debilitating migraines and finding no answers from doctors, she turned her engineering mindset inward, treating her body like a machine that needed the right inputs to thrive.
Mayim reveals how she discovered the root cause of her illness, why she believes natural remedies can be more effective than pharmaceuticals, and how this transformation led her to create Aruka.com, a holistic health academy that trains others to become certified healers.
We also dive into:
If you’ve ever felt frustrated by the healthcare system or wondered if there’s a better way to heal, this conversation will open your eyes to what’s possible.
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By Rich Herrera5
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What would make a NASA computer engineer walk away from a dream career in cutting-edge space technology? For Mayim Vega, it was a personal health crisis that modern medicine couldn’t solve.
In this episode of Eat Your Content, Mayim shares her incredible journey from working on advanced nanotechnology and automation at NASA to becoming a leading voice in holistic healing. After facing debilitating migraines and finding no answers from doctors, she turned her engineering mindset inward, treating her body like a machine that needed the right inputs to thrive.
Mayim reveals how she discovered the root cause of her illness, why she believes natural remedies can be more effective than pharmaceuticals, and how this transformation led her to create Aruka.com, a holistic health academy that trains others to become certified healers.
We also dive into:
If you’ve ever felt frustrated by the healthcare system or wondered if there’s a better way to heal, this conversation will open your eyes to what’s possible.
Send us a text
Thanks for listening to Eat Your Content. If you like what you hear, please consider supporting the podcast through our merch store on Tee Public. Get great quality items like T-shirts, hats, mugs, and more all sporting the vibrant Eat Your Content logo. Go to teepublic.com/user/eatyourcontent for more great items. Thank you for your support!
Support the show
Want to be a guest on Eat Your Content? Send me a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.joinpodmatch.com/eatyourcontent
Follow EYC on Socials
TikTok: @eatyourcontent (https://www.tiktok.com/@eatyourcontent)
YouTube: @EatYourContent (https://youtube.com/@EatYourContent?si=wYA-OAgpX4D51otX)
Instagram: @richherrera (https://www.instagram.com/richherrera/) & @eatyourcontent (https://www.instagram.com/eatyourcontent)
X (formally known as Twitter): @richherrera (https://twitter.com/richherrera)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/richherrera1250
Atmosfy: https://atmosfy.io/richherrera
Web: https://my.linkpod.site/eatyourcontent

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