KAREN MASTERSON KOCH, researcher, founder, ALOE LIFE
aloe vera to beautify your skin and improve your digestion using a simple and proven method
KEN REDCROSS, M.D. 
How children and adults can use Boiron Homeopathic remedies during the Cold and Flu season
What are the most popular homeopathic remedies used in Europe
What is the difference between a cold and the Flu?
Joshua Lane,
What is behind Bill Gates, on the record, at recent speech in Australia saying there are "problems with vaccines"?
How can you protect yourself and your family from unnecessary vaccinations?

Erin is the mother of two neurodivergent children. Her children both have NF1. NF1 is a common genetic disorder that causes non-cancerous tumors (neurofibromas) to grow on nerves throughout the body. NF1 frequently impacts learning and development with children experiencing ADHD, learning challenges and speech delays. Vision and bone abnormalities are also symptoms along with brown spots on the skin and freckling.

In this episode of Get Rooted Radio, Caitlyn Scaggs joins the conversation to explore how connection, purpose, and community can become powerful sources of prevention and healing. Drawing on her work with Stop Soldier Suicide, Caitlyn discusses this national nonprofit and how meaningful human connections can save lives. The conversation reflects on what it looks like to honor our stories and lean into what truly matters—embodying the heart of Living It Up, Loving It Up, and Letting It Go.

What does love become when there is no cure ~ only time, devotion, and choice?
In this episode of Skin & Soul, I sit with Tony Stewart to talk about Carrying the Tiger - a memoir that refuses to sentimentalize illness, grief, or recovery.
We talk about:

• loving someone while they are dying
  
• caregiving as an act of intimacy
  
• how grief lives in the body, not the calendar
  
• the moment joy returns — and the guilt that can follow
  
• loving again without erasing what came before
  

This is a conversation about staying present when life cannot be fixed.
About learning to live with your hands open.
About what it means to carry love forward, while remaining with life.

We talk a lot about mental toughness.
But most of us were never taught the difference between strength and self-abandonment.
In this episode, we explore why pushing harder, overriding your emotions, and “staying strong” often erode self-trust instead of building it—and how real mental toughness is something entirely different.
This is a grounded, honest conversation about staying with yourself when things get uncomfortable. About the quiet ways self-abandonment shows up in high performers, parents, leaders, and in the familiar phrase: “I’m fine.” And about why burnout doesn’t come from effort—it comes from effort layered with judgment.
We unpack what emotional resilience actually looks like in real life, how to listen to your inner voice under pressure, and why embarrassment and discomfort aren’t signs that you’re failing—they’re signs that you’re growing.
In this episode, you’ll learn:

• The difference between being tough on yourself and tough for yourself
  
• Why self-criticism masquerades as discipline
  
• Where self-abandonment shows up in high-responsibility roles
  
• How to build self-trust in the moments that matter most
  
• A simple reflection loop to stay present instead of pushing through
  
• Why emotional resilience—not suppression—is the foundation of real strength
  

This conversation is not about doing less or lowering standards.
It’s about learning how to stay loyal to yourself while you do hard things.
If you’re capable, committed, and quietly exhausted from holding it all together, this episode will help you rethink what strength actually requires.

Travel the hidden path of the unconscious to the awakening of your deepest wisdom through healing hypnosis. Realize a new experience of empowerment and performance that was dormant, yet always there, that you can bring out to the world of action. Free the old boundaries and soar into an expanded, liberated sense of who you are beyond anything you imagined.

LIVE SHOW! Call 1-800-930-2819 for a Reading with Mark & Dr. Pat!

What if the tension you feel during growth isn’t a sign that something is wrong—but a sign that something is working?
In this episode of The Flourish Frequency™, we explore what it truly means to be soft enough to receive without collapsing… and strong enough to hold without hardening.
Rather than pushing harder or retreating into comfort, this conversation invites you into a different relationship with expansion—one rooted in nervous system stability, self-led identity, and the capacity to stay present with desire, responsibility, and growth.
We’ll explore:
●     Why tension often appears right before expansion


●     How softness and strength were never meant to be opposites


●     Sexual tension as a mirror for how we relate to intensity


●     The identity shift that allows you to hold more life without burning out


If you’ve been feeling stretched lately—by visibility, leadership, love, or possibility—this episode will help you understand why… and how to meet that edge with trust instead of force.

Resilience cannot be built on an inflamed foundation. When the gut is destabilized, the body perceives a threat, which affects the stress response, emotional regulation, and energy levels.
In this episode, we explore the gut as the body’s safety system, examining how inflammation creates internal noise and why environment and stress shape microbiome stability. Listeners will gain a systems-level understanding of why foundation must precede strength in sustainable health formation.