Dr. Ben Edwards sits down with Dr. Tom Cowan, physician, author of Human Heart, Cosmic Heart, and one of medicine's most rigorous outside-the-box thinkers, for a conversation that challenges nearly everything you were taught about cardiovascular disease.

They cover why the heart can't physically work as a pressure pump, what autopsy studies actually show about blocked arteries and heart attacks (hint: it's not what your cardiologist told you), and Gerald Pollack's fourth phase of water -- the gel-like, electrically charged state that drives blood flow, protects your vessels, and breaks down when you're disconnected from sunlight, the earth, real food, and other people.

Dr. Cowan also pulls back the curtain on how modern biology conjures molecules like cholesterol, testosterone, and even DNA, and why the entire framework of bouncing-billiard-ball biochemistry may be a house of cards built on assumptions nobody ever bothered to test.

The takeaway? Your body is a water battery. And the path back to health isn't through more scans, stents, or supplements it's through reconnecting to the things that actually charge you.

What happens when a software engineer ends up on a ventilator for 45 days during COVID and his spirit takes a roundtrip to heaven?

In this extraordinary episode, Dr. Ben sits down with Steve Boyles and his wife, Dr. Kathy Boyles, a pediatrician of 34 years, to share one of the most detailed and life-changing near-death experience testimonies you'll ever hear. Steve describes being escorted to heaven by an angel named Marzuka, reuniting with deceased loved ones, meeting the son he and Kathy never got to raise, watching a baseball game, and discovering that heaven is more real, more solid, and more vibrant than anything on earth.

Meanwhile, Kathy shares the incredible battle she fought from home, unable to enter the hospital for 20 days, armed with nothing but God's Word, prayer, and an unshakeable faith that what's happening in the unseen realm is more powerful than any lab result or ventilator reading.

This episode will encourage you to seek the Kingdom first, strengthen your faith, expand your concept of heaven, and remind you that for believers, this world truly is not our home.

Get their book I've Been to Heaven at steveandkathyb.com or on Amazon.

What if the most powerful thing you could do for your health has nothing to do with diet, supplements, or lab work? Dr. Ben Edwards sits down with Mark Morgan, Executive Pastor of Grace Fellowship Church in Paradise, Texas, for a conversation that bridges the spiritual and the cellular, and challenges everything you think you know about prayer.

Mark shares his personal journey from burnout and internal misery (despite outward "success" in ministry) to discovering what abundant life actually looks like — through learning to hear God's voice and uncover his true God-given identity. Along the way, he walks listeners through his practical Six Steps to Hearing God's Voice, a framework born out of years of study, mentorship under identity expert Jamie Winship, and personal transformation.

Dr. Edwards connects it all back to the body: when we believe lies about who we are, our mitochondria feel it. False identity creates internal conflict, which triggers cortisol, suppresses the thyroid, and keeps us stuck in fight-or-flight, no matter how clean our diet is. True peace, true health, starts in the heart.

Whether you're brand new to faith or have been in church your whole life, this episode will stretch you, and might be the most important conversation you hear all year.

In the final installment of this three-part series, Dr. Ben Edwards and Dr. Bryan Spilmon bring their deep-dive conversation on the Babylonian system to a close — and ground it where it was always headed: identity in Christ.

Dr. Spilmon unpacks the legal and financial mechanics of the system — what a "mandate" actually is, how mortgages are structured around your signature as a promissory note, the difference between law and "color of law," and the process of subrogation to correct the record. But the real through-line isn't tactics — it's posture. Before any practical step, you have to know who you are.

The episode closes with a powerful distinction: suffering with a purpose is passion, suffering without a purpose is misery — and in this life, suffering isn't optional. What we choose is whether it means something. Dr. Spilmon shares a personal word he received from God that shifted everything for him: I'm not asking you to do anything with this truth. I just want you to know me.

If parts one and two stirred something in you, part three will help you land in the right place — not in fear, not in rebellion, but abiding in the vine.

Dr. Bryan Spilmon returns by popular demand to continue pulling back the curtain on the systems we've unknowingly submitted to and what the Kingdom of God offers as the alternative.

In this second installment, Dr. Spillman walks through the three pillars of any nation — faith, family, and finances — and shows how each one has been systematically targeted and corrupted through deception, not force. He unpacks why true independence has never really existed in this country, how attorneys function as foreign agents of a commercial system rooted in Babylonian law, and why your income tax doesn't fund a single government service.

But this episode isn't a political rabbit hole — it's a Kingdom conversation. Dr. Spilmon breaks down the Lord's Prayer line by line through the lens of identity, jurisdiction, and true sonship, revealing that the most revolutionary thing a believer can do isn't rebellion — it's simply knowing who they are in Christ.

Topics covered include:

This is Part 2 of a continuing series. If you haven't listened to Part 1, start there first. Part 3 is coming next week.

In this landmark replay episode of You're the Cure, Dr. Ben Edwards sits down with Dr. Jim Richards — minister, author, and alternative medicine practitioner — for a conversation that goes straight to the root of healing: the heart.

Dr. Richards has witnessed hundreds of miraculous healings across the globe, including blind eyes opened and people raised from the dead. But where he's landed after more than 50 years in ministry is the same place Dr. Edwards has been pointing patients: identity. Who is God, really? And who does He say you are?

Together they unpack the Gospel of Peace, the kingdom of heaven as an internal realm available now, why America's biggest spiritual problem may not be lack of knowledge but false knowledge, and how religious tradition has quietly redefined biblical words in ways that keep us sick, afraid, and wandering in the wilderness.

They also explore the pillars of faith — creation, identity, lordship, and the exchange of the cross — and why clearing up what you believe in your heart matters more to your mitochondria than any supplement, gadget, or diet protocol. If you've been doing all the "right things" physically and still not getting well, this episode is for you.

Books mentioned: Gospel of Peace and Heaven on Earth by Dr. Jim Richards

Learn more at impactministries.com

In this deeply moving and faith-filled episode of You’re the Cure, Dr. Ben Edwards welcomes bestselling author, health expert, and regenerative farming advocate Jordan Rubin for one of his most personal interviews yet.

Jordan shares the incredible story of battling severe Crohn’s disease at just 19 years old, weighing only 104 pounds and being told he may not survive. After exhausting conventional options, he began searching for answers rooted in God’s design for the body—ultimately leading to the principles behind The Maker’s Diet and the founding of Garden of Life.

But Jordan’s journey didn’t stop there. Years later, at the height of his success, he faced another devastating diagnosis: aggressive cancer with a grim prognosis. In this conversation, he opens up about the physical, emotional, and spiritual battle that followed, the role of faith and spoken truth in healing, and why he believes God still performs miracles today.

Dr. Ben and Jordan also dive into:

This episode is packed with encouragement, wisdom, and hope for anyone navigating chronic illness, cancer, or a difficult season in life.

Check out more of Jordan's story on YouTube at @HowIHealedThisPodcast

In this episode of You’re The Cure, Dr. Ben Edwards welcomes homeopath, educator, clinician, and filmmaker Ananda More for a deep dive into the history, science, and practical use of homeopathy.

Ananda shares her personal journey from skepticism to practice, explains the foundational principle of “like cures like,” and discusses how homeopathic remedies are prepared and used. The conversation explores the history of homeopathy, its marginalization after the Flexner Report, global examples from India and Cuba, the Banerji protocols, research on homeopathy beyond placebo, and the role of parents in keeping this healing tradition alive.

They also discuss Ananda’s film Magic Pills, her passion for helping families care for children naturally, and her upcoming course designed to help parents confidently use homeopathy at home.

In this episode of You’re the Cure, Dr. Ben Edwards sits down with Dr. Alan Christianson, naturopathic endocrinologist and New York Times bestselling author, to talk about a fresh approach to thyroid disease—one that goes beyond simply managing symptoms.

Together, they discuss Hashimoto’s, Graves’ disease, thyroid nodules, iodine overload, and why thyroid issues may be more reversible than many people realize. Dr. Christianson shares how excess iodine from food, salt, dairy, medications, and hidden sources can impact thyroid health, and how the body can often reset when given the right environment.

This conversation is packed with practical insight for anyone dealing with thyroid symptoms, autoimmune thyroid disease, weight struggles, or confusing lab results.

In this episode of You’re The Cure, Dr. Ben Edwards sits down with Mike Brock and Kyle Zagrodzky to talk about OsteoStrong and why bone health matters far more than most people realize. From osteoporosis and hip fractures to strength, balance, mobility, and longevity, this conversation unpacks how building stronger bones can play a major role in protecting quality of life as we age.

Mike shares why he’s bringing OsteoStrong to Lubbock, while Kyle explains the science, story, and mission behind the growing movement. They discuss the limitations of the conventional pharmaceutical approach to osteoporosis, the importance of resistance and impact-based training, and how OsteoStrong is helping people improve strength, stability, and overall wellness in just minutes a week.

If you’ve ever wondered what you can do to stay active, independent, and strong for the long haul, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

Learn more about OsteoStrong at https://www.osteostrong.me/