Unfortunately, as this interview points out, "most of us know more about our cars or iPhones than we do about our bodies." One of the greatest downfalls of that is that many people don’t trust our bodies’ natural ability to heal. We tend to give into the misconception that we need to go to the doctor for every little thing and we often put off healing until it becomes too big to handle.
The truth is that we don’t need to go to the doctor for every little thing. In fact, many common health problems can be treated at home with simple treatments - or avoided altogether simply by making healthier choices. And, by listening to and healing our bodies, we can not only feel better, but we can also reduce our risk of developing more serious health problems in the future.
Most people don’t realize that health isn’t created by our doctors — we are the ones in control. Our bodies actually come fully equipped with some pretty amazing healing mechanisms which include the ability to repair, regenerate, renew, and fight infection! They just need us to give them the right inputs to work optimally.
If you’re looking to learn more about how to heal your body naturally, I've got a great video for you today, featuring one of the most well-known figures in the integrative medicine space! Check it out below...
You'll learn about the body's innate healing capabilities, how diet, social interaction, and mindset affect your health and healing, what Dr. Weil thinks about medicinal mushrooms, the power of laughter, and much more!
Here are some of the other topics discussed during this fascinating conversation:
- Should you avoid carbs? Embrace carbs? What's the real story?
- Why the American diet is so inflammatory, and how that impacts aging
- What are the "right" type of fats to eat for health and longevity?
- Supporting the gut microbiome with food
- How the mind affects the immune system
- Where the modern medical educational system is still getting it wrong
- What is an anti-inflammatory diet?
- Is it really necessary to get sicker as you get older?
- And much, much more!