In this episode, I sit down with Avery Fouts, founder of Natural Habitat, to talk about her journey into holistic health, her time living in Uganda, and what it was like adjusting to life in the United States. Avery shares how her experiences overseas deeply shaped the way she views health, simplicity, and the body’s natural ability to heal.
We discuss what it means to heal our bodies the way the Lord designed, and why—despite that perfect design—intentional care and added effort are often needed in today’s modern environment. From food quality and lifestyle rhythms to environmental stressors and cultural differences, this conversation highlights the contrast between natural living and the world we navigate daily.
This episode is an encouraging reminder that while God’s design is good and sufficient, stewarding our health in today’s world requires awareness, wisdom, and a return to foundational practices that support true, whole-body healing.