Challenging Health Beliefs
Jeremy reflects on his past skepticism towards traditional medicine and his journey towards reevaluating his health beliefs, shedding light on the process of letting go of preconceived notions and embracing vulnerability.In this clip
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I recently heard you for the first time on the PBD podcast. I have a few health issues I have been struggling with, and after seeing a few Naturopathic doctors, they don't seem to know how to treat the body naturally. It seemed from the podcast that you can consult with doctors or individuals from bloodwork and other tests to help treat the body as a whole naturally. However, after reviewing the membership, I do not see that as an option or understand how you help people with issues. I am desperate for real help, and you really inspired me with your knowledge. What should I do or who should I see that can truly help me?
I just listened to your conversation with Joe Rogan and am really intrigued by several things you spoke about. I'm a 55-year-old woman with Celiac disease, Lupus SLE, and Hashimoto's Hypothyroidism. I am also a highly competitive triathlete competing at the top of my age group. My doctors are intrigued by my ability to continue to compete, although training and racing look different for me since 2021 when I was diagnosed. There are apparently not many people with Lupus racing as I do. Thankfully, my doctors are very supportive of what I do, but I am really interested in much of what you spoke about, as none of my doctors have ever talked about looking past the traditional blood work and then prescribing pills. I'm currently on Hydroxychloroquine, Azathioprine, Synthroid, and monthly IVIG infusions. What additional insights or recommendations do you have for someone in my situation?
What are your thoughts on my approach and the testing I completed?