Self Powered Healing

In this episode of Self Powered Healing, Barbara McNeely delves into the potential health impacts of wearing polyester and other synthetic fabrics. Sharing her personal experiences, she discusses why she avoids polyester and how it affects her, including an unexpected link to feelings similar to ADD/ADHD. Barbara also touches upon the origins and benefits of the NaPodPoMo challenge, in which she's participating, committing to 30 podcast episodes in 30 days. Tune in to explore how natural fibers might be a healthier choice for you and consider her advice on experimenting with fabric choices.

Join Barbara McNeely, host of Self Powered Healing, in this episode dedicated to Claire Sylvia—a professional dancer diagnosed with primary pulmonary hypertension who underwent a rare heart-lung transplant. Discover her will to live, her intriguing post-transplant cravings, and the scientific insights into the heart's intrinsic nervous system. Learn about the 17th annual National Podcast Post Month (NaPodPoMo) challenge and how you can share your own healing stories on the Self Powered Healing platform.

In this episode of 'Self Powered Healing,’ Barbara McNeely discusses the reasons why people often resist healing and highlights the role of mindset in the healing process. Drawing from real-life stories, such as Sue's miraculous cancer recovery and her own experiences, Barbara explores common excuses like procrastination and fear of change. She challenges societal norms and conventional medicine's approaches to healing, advocating for self-powered, innate healing abilities. Join this insightful conversation and learn how embracing a shift towards love and self-care can lead to profound healing for yourself and your loved ones.

Welcome to Self Powered Healing with Barbara McNeely! In this November NaPodPoMo episode, we delve into the fascinating topic of genetics vs. epigenetics. Discover how environmental factors like nutrition, stress, and emotions can influence gene expression and health outcomes. Is it nature, or nurture, or both? Tune in to explore this integral question and learn why epigenetics may hold the answer. Visit SelfPoweredHealing.com for more episodes and to share your healing stories!

In this episode of Self Powered Healing, host Barbara McNeely discusses Andrea Beaman's inspirational journey of healing her thyroid issues naturally through dietary changes and holistic practices. Andrea's story highlights her refusal to undergo conventional treatments like radioactive iodine, opting instead to use natural foods and lifestyle changes to reclaim her health. Learn about the impact of her mother's battle with breast cancer, her engagement with holistic expert Michio Kushi, and how Andrea integrated emotional and spiritual practices into her healing journey. This episode also touches on the broader implications of self-healing and the importance of listening to the body's signals.

Join Barbara McNeely in this episode of Self Powered Healing as she discusses Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Ayurveda, two ancient healing modalities. Barbara contrasts these methods with Western medicine, highlighting their holistic approaches and focus on innate healing abilities. She also shares insights from sources like Wikipedia and TCMworld.com to give a balanced view. Additionally, Barbara provides details on how you can share your own healing stories on the show. This episode is part of the NaPodPomo challenge to publish 30 podcasts in 30 days.

In this episode of Self Powered Healing, host Barbara McNeely discusses the differences between germ theory and terrain theory, tracing their origins and evolution. She delves into the contributions of Louis Pasteur and Antoine Béchamp, and how their theories impact our understanding of disease and health today. This episode is part of the NaPodPoMo challenge, where Barbara publishes a new podcast episode every day in November.

Join Barbara McNeely, creator of Self Powered Healing, as she discusses the complexities and misunderstandings surrounding the term 'science.' In this special episode for National Podcast Post Month (NaPodPoMo), Barbara delves into how science is often misrepresented in social media and public discourse. She emphasizes the importance of true science, the scientific method, and the inherent flaws and biases in scientific studies. Barbara also shares her thoughts on how ego and vested interests can skew scientific research, using Ancel Keys' flawed diet study as an example. Tune in to explore the evolving nature of scientific knowledge and why it's crucial to maintain an open mind.

Join Barbara McNeely, the creator of Self Powered Healing, as she embarks on NaPodPoMo by publishing 30 podcast episodes in 30 days. In this episode, Barbara discusses different models for health and disease, starting with germ theory and introducing terrain theory. She explains the significance of understanding various disease theories and how they influence treatment approaches. Discover how traditional Chinese medicine and Ayurveda view the body and mind, and stay tuned for more episodes that will delve deeper into these fascinating topics. Visit SelfPoweredHealing.com for more details and to share your healing stories.

Join Barbara McNeely in this episode of Self Powered Healing as she recounts Jan's powerful healing journey. After an emotionally and physically painful marriage, Jan was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. Refusing to become a victim of her diagnosis, Jan transformed her life by addressing her emotions, changing her diet, and listening to her body, ultimately leading to a complete recovery. This inspirational story highlights the profound connection between mind and body and the importance of taking responsibility for one's own healing.