Allergies are permanent, right? That's what I thought before I used Nambudripad's Allergy Elimination Technique (NAET).

NAET is a non-invasive, drug-free approach to eliminating allergies of all types. It combines methods like applied kinesiology (muscle testing), acupuncture, acupressure, and nutritional disciplines to identify and treat energy blockages caused by allergens. 

NAET is used for a variety of conditions, including food allergies, environmental allergies, and symptoms like chronic sinusitis, asthma, and fatigue. In fact, it can help heal MANY conditions as you will learn in this fascinating interview with Dr. Nambudripad.

Dr. Roy Nambudripad is a distinguished UC Irvine Medical School alumnus and pathologist and a leading figure in holistic healthcare. Dr. Nambudripad has trained thousands of healthcare professionals globally, significantly advancing the practice of NAET. In this episode we discuss how this process works. Dr. Nambudripad’s dedication to excellence in patient care and his innovative approach continue to inspire the medical community and enhance the lives of many.

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Frank Forencich, acclaimed author on evolutionary biology, ecology, and movement, joins me to discuss his latest book "Honor The Animal: Experiential Design for Teachers, Coaches, Trainers, Therapists, Parents, and Health Professionals."

In this conversation, Frank confronts the mounting ecological and social storms that are pushing human stress to new extremes. His message is urgent: to survive and thrive, we must invent new cultures, new ideas, and new ways of living—radically, ferociously, and relentlessly creative.

More importantly, he shares practical strategies to help us train for resilience. By designing deeply human experiences for students, clients, patients, and athletes, we can equip people to meet intimidating challenges with strength, relevance, and equanimity in a high-stress.

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What if first aid could be more than just disinfecting and covering up wounds? What if it could actually nourish your body while protecting it—without toxic alcohol or petroleum-based products?

In this episode, Deb sits down with Jodi Scott, CEO and Co-Founder of Green Goo: Plants With Purpose, to talk about how a woman-owned, family-run business is reimagining first aid and personal care for the better.

Green Goo creates all-natural herbal salves designed not only to fight infection but to actually feed the tissue so it heals faster. Their mission: make wound care and wellness both affordable and accessible—from everyday households to underserved communities around the globe, where simple injuries can still turn deadly.

Jodi started in pre-med and earned her Master’s in Health Psychology and trained resident physicians on bridging the gap between mind, body, and medicine. When she saw the potential to revolutionize wound care with plants, she took the leap into entrepreneurship.

Now, through Green Goo, Jodi and her family are proving that healing can be simple, natural, and powerful. Their products are available online and shipped worldwide, making healthier first aid accessible to everyone.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode

- Why common wound care products may do more harm than good

- How herbal salves can speed recovery by nourishing skin and tissue

- The vision behind a woman-owned, family-operated business with global impact

- How your skin serves as a “portal” to better health and vitality

Connect with Green Goo

🌿 Website: www.greengoo.com

🌿 Instagram: @greengoohelps

🌿 Amazon Store: Green Goo: Plants With Purpose

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#HerbalHealing

#HolisticHealth

#WoundCare

#PlantMedicine

Anna Gieselman is a seasoned movement and wellness professional with over 20 years of experience in the healing arts. Her expertise spans yoga, applied neurology, and functional mobility, with a deep commitment to helping others heal and thrive.

In this lovely conversation, she describes a variety of unexpected and effective ways to train that go beyond functional movement patterns.

To think about reframing pain as a predictor of threat as much or more than a symptom of something that already happened blew Deb’s mind! Even our pain is a pattern! 

Highlights:

• Your brain has two jobs- one is to keep you alive. 
• Number 2 is movement.Not moving well is a threat to your brain.
• The quality of the smaller movements is what informs the quality of the larger movement
• The brain really wants to know that you are in control of your joints
• We have different types of nervous system organization that determines what kind of interventions will work.

You can learn more about how Anna Gieselman can help you at www.beyondfunctional.net or her instagram account @beyond_functional.

Dr. Cuan Wayne Coetzee is a chiropractor, author of "Why Movement Is Medicine," and popular Instagram influencer!

In this interview, we discuss the pillars of movement longevity and practical strategies to move better for the long term.

His instagram account, movemeduk, is where you will find dozens of specific exercises that he has found help people expand their healthy. movement options.

To buy his book or get more information, his website is www.movemed.co.uk.

Bechamp and Pasteur were rival scientists who disagreed about the nature of health.

Louis Pasteur's most significant contributions to modern medicine include his development of the germ theory of disease, the process of pasteurization, and the creation of vaccines for rabies and anthrax. These breakthroughs revolutionized disease prevention and treatment and laid the foundation for modern immunology. 

Bechamp is best known for terrain theory, much more akin to the microbiome theories of health that have gained an increasing amount of traction in current years. He essentially understood the balance of and the importance of the environments we create with foods that our internal systems either support or don't support disease. Béchamp challenged Pasteur's germ theory, arguing that bacteria do not cause disease independently but rather emerge from the breakdown of host tissue under unfavorable conditions. 

In this short episode, Deb touches upon how she stumbled across the work of this very under-represented scientific pioneer, and how we can have more agency by including his point of view as part of our design thinking.

Author Brian Costello shares about tools he has consistently found to help restore our natural vitality and feeling of belonging.

Our conversation flows around the concept of "Do Less First". Brian reminds us over and over that just by protecting our time, space and energy, we can restore our physical health, intuition, our sense of the sacred, and the wonder of it all

Brian also facilitates safe and transformative plant medicine ceremonies. He distinguishes between recreational, intentional, and ceremonial plant medicine experiences.

Brian is the author of "The Primordial Code"- a fictional novel that reminds us over and over that everything we need is already here!

Amazon: The Primordial Code

www.theprimordialcode.com

Instagram: brian.costello_

Did you know that real snake-oil from the Chinese watersnake is a powerful anti-inflammatory, rich in Omega 3's? That it actually works?

In this episode, Deb Voisin discusses both the irony and reality of what this common smear used against natural medicine really means in the modern pharma-industrial complex.

Deb is a mom who helped her son resolve several "incurable diseases" and is the founder of Moving As Designed.

Did you know that “hurt people hurt people” is a dangerously vague, over-used, and under-substantiated claim that invites predatory behavior from dark personalities like narcissists, sociopaths, psychopaths, and other disordered personality types?

Dr. Peter Salerno in this lively interview explains how foundational beliefs behind this statement are embedded in our culture and most therapeutic practices, sometimes putting victims in harm’s way by leaving them open to weaponized empathy, exploitation, and manipulation.

Dr. Salerno is a licensed psychotherapist who specializes in trauma and personality pathology and has authored multiple books on these subjects including “Traumatic Cognitive Dissonance: Healing from a Relationship with a Disordered Personality” and “The Nature and Nurture of Narcissism”. 

He holds a Doctor of Psychology degree (PsyD), a Master of Science degree (MS) in Clinical Psychology, and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in English Literature. Dr. Salerno is a trauma specialist, clinical supervisor, and consultant who utilizes empirically validated, science-based approaches to promote healing and self-empowerment. 

Dr. Salerno is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR) and Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) and is certified in Family Trauma and Complex Trauma through the International Association of Trauma Professionals. He also holds certifications in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and Personality Disorder Treatment (C-PD) and is trained and qualified to administer and score the Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R). 

He has books, coaching programs, and individual services to help abuse survivors break out of trauma bonds inherent to abusive relationships.

Website: www.drpetersalerno.com

Instagram: @drpetersalerno 

YoutTube: @DrPeterSalerno

As a working mom, homeschooling seemed way too overwhelming and scary to take on until Covid mandates tipped the scale. On this episode, Carol Bowles helps explain aspects of home schooling that can empower families to design an educational approach that integrates with their whole family's lifestyle....and most of all, unlocks the innate pleasure of learning!

Carol holds a Master's Degree in Education from the University of California Santa Cruz, and a CA Multiple-Subject Teacher Credential. She has been teaching in public and private schools since 2001, including teaching children and teenagers with special needs, teaching reading intervention, 2nd grade, teaching art to students in grades K-12, and being a consultant at a public school home-based independent study program.  She is also the co-founder of the homeschool program Acton Academy Santa Cruz.

Carol was homeschooled for a time herself as a child, and when traditional school wasn't working for her own three children, she began homeschooling them as well.  It's been 12 years since she began her journey as a homeschool parent, and she has never looked back.  She wants families to experience the freedom and benefits of home-education, living and learning in a way that is meaningful and engaging to them, without having to fit into a prescribed box of someone else's choosing.  

To contact Carol and learn more about how she can support you in designing your child's education, go to www.seacliffacademy.com or email [email protected]