Hello, Trautseaker, and welcome to another exciting episode of the Learn True Health Podcast.

Today's interview was a difficult one for me to both conduct and also to publish. This is the first interview that I have done

with a strictly allopathic practitioner.

If you're not familiar with the term alopath,

it is describing what a quote unquote

traditional doctor would look like in the modern world someone who has a

prescription pad in one hand and their tool belt is largely pharmaceutical

based. So if you've grown up in the modern world and you saw a

medical doctor as your pediatrician growing up or now if you see a medical doctor you probably are seeing an allopath which means

they think their way in which they look at health and they look at the body is different from a holistic

practitioner. It's a very different philosophy. Nature paths, for example, tend to

lean more towards holism.

So they look at the body as a whole, all the symptoms as a whole.

They look at what's going on and try to get to the root cause

based on looking at everything as a whole, not only your physical body, but also your lifestyle

and your emotional state and your relationships and they try to piece it all together and see

what is you as a person as a whole what's going on that's

creating the underlying root cause now when you see an alopath they tend to

fractionate the body so you'll see an alopath for ear, nose and throat is over here,

your sharpest, your foot doctors over here, your skin doctors over there they're not talking to each other even at the

Mayo Clinic and I've heard this from several people they really expected a better

experience at the Mayo Clinic than what they got and what they ended up

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