Episode Highlight

Join Leaha Mattinson as she speaks to Dr. Ariel Policano of Genius BioFeedback about listening to our bodies, becoming curious about our health, healing frequencies, quantum biofeedback, affirmations and anecdotes of healing miracles.

Quotable Quotes

7.25 - 7.28: “The biggest obstacle to healing is when people don’t know.”

14.04 - 14.10: “The frequencies of quantum biofeedback are gentle and subtle and they work in partnership with your own innate intelligence.”

14.56 - 15.16: “When you are told the limited version of how the world is, how the universe is, in grade school and western school and college and so forth, then how could you possibly understand that, in a way, distance doesn’t really exist and time doesn’t really exist and also, that we’re deeply interconnected, that we can affect each other from a distance?”

20.27 - 20.43: “Cancer is a... low vibrational frequency and when we change the frequency, the possibility is, if you increase that frequency, the cancer falls away because it is not going to resonate at the frequency you lift yourself up to.”

23.27 - 23.37: “Your DNA are antenna; they are not static at all. They are little waveforms and these waveforms can be influenced at any moment through positive resonances.”

49.20 - 49.30: “The power is in your hands, you can change your life - you are the person, it’s your intention. In some ways, the genius represents your amplified intention of what you want to do, where you want to take your life.”

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Join Leaha Mattinson as she speaks to Tim Dixon, the CEO of Therapeutic Solutions International Inc., about dementia, brain injuries, PTSD and the supplements to fight these and live a long, healthy life.

Quotable Quotes

6.12 - 6.18: “The immune system and the brain are interconnected and the gut is interconnected with all of it.”

9.44 - 09.45: “The brain is completely plastic.”

12.35 - 13.39: “It’s one thing to just think ‘I feel 40’ but what are you doing to take care of yourself?”

28.04 - 28.29: “For the most part, people who right now are 50/60/70/80… they’ve eaten pretty well through their lives. Especially if you’re in your 80s… you didn't live on McDonald’s, you weren't raised on McDonald’s but we have generations that have been raised on these fast foods and … that's terrible.”

46.01 - 46.10: “I think we should make stuff that works and not pretend... otherwise... You’re wasting your time if you are.”

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Join Leaha Mattinson as she speaks to Steve Scholl of Community Shield about building immunity against COVID-19 and his efforts in improving the health of communities and rehabilitating convicts.

Quotable Quotes

38.26 - 38.34: “We all have to do our own little part, whatever we can, to help accomplish that... goal to help the world get better.”

39.18 - 39.26: “If we can make a difference, that’s what life’s all about to us. If we can help anybody, that’s what we want to do.”

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Join Leaha Mattinson as she speaks to Lee Holden about his docuseries, The Superhuman Experience, training our minds to become superhuman, and harnessing our energy for our health and wellbeing.

Quotable Quotes

6.32 - 6.48: “Too frequently, we’re… looking to the external to try to change other people, change the external circumstances when if we change first our internal, we really have a whole different way in which life shows up for us.”

13.56 - 14.03: “We really need to have experiences to distill wisdom, otherwise it’s just in our heads.”

20.50 - 20.57: “Meditation is the mirror to your mind so that you can start to work on your thinking process and your consciousness.”

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Join Leaha Mattinson as she speaks to Scott Walker about living with bipolar disorder since 2000 and being med-free since 2010.

Quotable Quotes

11.53 - 12.03: “If you think of someone who is moody, and times that by about 10, 20 or 50, that's what someone who has bipolar disorder experiences.”

15.17 - 15.25: “There’s a lot of effects with having your phone close to your body when you sleep, and unfortunately, those aren’t good effects.”

21.37 - 21.48: “The more I focus on my mindset, and the more my mindset improves, not only does my mental health improve, but my life improves, my relationships improve.”

32.25 - 32.40: “I personally wish that everyone could take mental health first aid because then I feel people would be more skilled and also more discerning when seeing stories on the media and when hearing stories from their family and friends about mental health.”

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Join Leaha Mattinson as she speaks to Lee Holden about the relevance of Qi Gong today, its role in healing and wellness and some easy-to-follow exercises to refresh our energies.

Quotable Quotes

3.37 - 3.46: “How skillful we are at working with our qi determines the quality of our life, it determines our daily life, our weekly lives and our destiny for our whole lives.”

4.17 - 4.28: “Life has so much to offer and when we can work with that life force energy, we can truly cultivate the experiences and who we want to show up as in our lives.”

11.56 - 12.02: “It is an experience and…. the only way to really know something is to experience it.”

15.30 - 15.44: “In modern medicine, we want to monetize healing so that requires sick people. Prevention is hard to monetize so this is something that we as individuals need to take charge of by ourselves.”

16.28 - 16.42: “Breath is your quickest source to this life force energy. How you breathe influences your life. Think about food, you can go days without eating food and still be alive but you can only go minutes without breathing.”

19.58 - 20.04: “In Qi Gong, we’re making our energy more available so your power and potential come forth.”

42.59 - 43.06: “A pressure point for example that... might paralyze an arm, also stimulated and worked on in a different way might create a healing effect.”

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Join Leaha Mattinson as she speaks to Steve Scholl of Community Shield about fear, his work with reptiles and wild mammals, boosting one’s immune system to protect against COVID, beneficial nutraceuticals and mental wellness.

Quotable Quotes

11.28 - 11.34: “Humans are born with only two fears... the fear of falling and the fear of loud noises.”

12.34 - 12.40: “Something you can’t see, feel or touch, that makes you sick and can kill you is pretty fearful.”

21.08 - 21.20: “Everybody is understanding that doctors, government... all those things that we used to depend on that gave us health security... is now really up to us.”

40.42 - 40.57: “It’s an amazing... connection... between your gut health, your immune system and how that really controls everything that’s trying to attack your body.”

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Join Leaha Mattinson as she speaks to Tim Dixon, the CEO of Therapeutic Solutions International Inc., about nature and nutraceuticals, the biotechnology available to beat COVID, cancer and concussions, and the way to preventing suicidal ideation and ensuring wellness.

Quotable Quotes

15.25 - 15.30: “If you have cancer, it’s natural killer cells that kill the cancer.”

16.39 - 16.46: “To have really good immune health overall… our biome and our gut need to be in good condition as well”.

45.04 - 45.12: “It's funny when you’re facing your own mortality... what... you’ll tolerate and what you won’t.”

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Join Leaha Mattinson and Greg Bird as they speak to Ryan Williams about biofeedback, the body’s way of communicating with you, and the technology to master your health and wellness.

Quotable Quotes

1.44 - 1.51: “You have... the... innate ability to try to find ways to... take charge of your own health.”

3.38 - 3.51: “What’s been exciting is that over the years, things have evolved, technology has evolved and... as ...technology has evolved, things have gotten better, quicker, cheaper and faster and obviously… smaller.”

7.43 - 7.48: “Everything in the universe has its own energetic vibration or its own resonance.”

42.24 - 42.36: “There’s no one way to treat the body... Whether you are a homeopath or an acupuncturist, we’re all trying to get to the same point, we’re all trying to do the same thing. And there’s no right or wrong way, it’s just a different way to get there.”

48.02 - 48.07: “Don’t be so dogmatic about your belief system; just be open to new experiences.”

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Join Leaha Mattinson as she speaks to Greg Bird about the modalities and technologies that are especially relevant during the pandemic, using biofeedback to reclaim health, and tapping into the healing powers of nature.

Quotable Quotes

19.40 - 19.52: “It’s wrecking relationships... it’s decimating those families... it’s mind-blowing… to think how this virus has really affected us in such a way that we didn’t even expect”. (Greg)

22.20 - 22.32: “When our mental health isn’t good and we’re thinking thoughts that are on the not-so-optimal side, that’s affecting not just your own immunity but the immunity of the people whom you’re living with.” (Leaha)

41.50 - 41.54: “With neurology, things that fire together, wire together.” (Leaha)

55.27 - 55.31: “It doesn’t matter where you live; we are all looking up at the same big sky.” (Leaha)

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