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Coast to Coast - June 07 2017 - Alternative Health - Past Life Regression
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DATE: Wednesday - June 7, 2017
HOST: George Noory
GUESTS: Dr. Joanne Conaway, Amy Weiss
Practicing naturopath physician Dr. Joanne Conaway left mainstream medicine,
rejecting the conventional approach of treating symptoms with pharmaceuticals.
In the first half, she discussed the latest in health information and the body's
ability to use certain types of nutrition and supplements to recover from many
ailments. Regarding treating rheumatoid arthritis, it's often caused by a
bacterial infection, she asserted, and can be helped by low does of antibiotics
such as minocycline.
Toenail fungus can indicate that a person lacks enough healthy gut bacteria and
is thus more susceptible to fungal infections, she cited. In addition to adding
probiotic foods or supplements to the diet, she noted that tea tree oil (an
anti-fungal agent) can be applied directly to the infected nails. For people
with gout, dark cherry juice concentrate (mixed with water) can reduce symptoms,
Conaway said. She also mentioned that grape seed extract is an excellent
antioxidant and that antioxidants help the body deal with toxins from our food
and environment.
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A graduate of Columbia University, Washington University in St. Louis, and Barry
University, Amy Weiss is a licensed clinical social worker and co-author of
Miracles Happen with her father, Brian Weiss. In the latter half, she talked
about reincarnation and past life regression as well has her own experiences
using these techniques on herself. Earth can be thought of like a school, she
mused, and rather than learn everything in one lifetime, we come back infinite
times to evolve our soul, and grow. She spoke about her new novel, Crescendo,
about a woman who loses her loved ones in a tragic accident, but the loss
propels her on a mystical adventure.
At age 25, Weiss was diagnosed with having cataracts-- an unusual diagnosis for
someone her age. Around this time, she did her first past life regression, and
discovered she'd been a hermit in the Middle Ages. The townspeople mistrusted
this man and burned down his hut with torches. The fire clouded his eyes and
made him blind, she explained, which led to her realization that she'd been
carrying this feeling of victimization into her current life. "It was affecting
my vision in this life, not only with the cataracts, but metaphorically, I
was...still feeling unsafe in this world," she said. She was able to let go of
that feeling, and since then, doctors have either not been able to find the
cataracts or say they do not affect her vision.
News segment guests: Howard Bloom, Robert Zubrin
WEBSITE(S):
criticalhealthnews.com
drjconaway.com
amy-weiss.com
BOOK(S):
Why is America So Sick?
Crescendo
Miracles Happen: The Transformational Healing Power of Past-Life Memories
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