Welcome to the Cabral Concept, where board certified naturopath and integrative health practitioner

Dr. Stephen Cabral shares how he was diagnosed at the age of 17 with a life-altering illness

and given no hope for recovery.

He was only after studying and traveling all over the world if he discovered how to combine

ancient Ayurvedic healing practices with state-of-the-art naturopathic and functional medicine

to fully rebalance the body and re-energize it with life.

It's time to discover how to get well, lose weight, and finally feel alive again.

And now here's your host, Dr. Stephen Cabral.

Hey everybody, welcome back to a new week of the Cabral Concept, so glad you could join

me here for our mindset and motivation Monday.

The best way to start the week today's show is certainly a topic of these times, of course,

and it goes on a much broader scale as well.

And it's really talking about why good people, honestly, really good people can sometimes

do bad things.

So we're going to discuss this today in the grand scheme of things.

It's called the Milgram Experiment, first conducted by Stanley Milgram, who's a psychologist

at Yale University, and what I want to do is I want to take you through this particular

study.

Just have you examine it, dissect it, see what category you would fall into, and what

might this lead to in the future?

So I thought this would be very interesting.

I had not actually heard about the experiment directly in the way that it was conducted until

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