<p>Always rambling about something, here's another take on the terrain theory of health. You've likely been taught the germ theory, here's a haphazard explanation and contemplation on terrain theory. Regardless of how I say it, the message is of self-empowerment. You are in control of your own environment. </p>

Always rambling about something, here's another take on the terrain theory of health. You've likely been taught the germ theory, here's a haphazard explanation and contemplation on terrain theory. Regardless of how I say it, the message is of self-empowerment. You are in control of your own environment.

<p>Always rambling about something, here's another take on the terrain theory of health. You've likely been taught the germ theory, here's a haphazard explanation and contemplation on terrain theory. Regardless of how I say it, the message is of self-empowerment. You are in control of your own environment.&nbsp;</p>

Revisiting Terrain Theory

Imagine Moving On is a phrase with several meanings. It is borrowed from the book The Biology of Desire: why addiction is not a disease, by Marc Lewis. In the book the phrase suggests that personal change will not be realized until the desired outcome can be imagined as possible. This podcast originated as Stop Recovering Start Living, dedicated to understanding and overcoming addiction. Starting with season 5, Imagine Moving On will be dedicated to understanding human behavior and self-improvement more generally, with increased focus on spirituality.

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Revisiting Terrain Theory

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