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Wise Traditions

288: Best of 2020

Wise Traditions

Weston A. Price Foundation

Alternative Health, Health & Fitness

4.72.4K Ratings

🗓️ 28 December 2020

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Happy (almost) New Year! This episode is our end-of-year gift to you, a highlight reel of sorts, featuring excerpts from some of the most listened-to podcast episodes of 2020! We cover how to shore up your health, following traditional food ways, with Sally Fallon Morell. We uncover what some of the driving forces are behind this global crisis with Leslie Manookian. And with Dr. Zach Bush, we discuss how to take our health into our hands, becoming proactive rather than reactive at this time.

Check out the original full-length episodes:

"Protect Yourself from the Coronavirus (or Any Virus)" w/ Sally Fallon Morell

"Behind the Coronavirus" w/ Leslie Manookian

"Proactive Amidst this Crisis" w/ Dr. Zach Bush

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0:00.0

You need that hug. A nice study show that if you get more than seven hugs a day, you have 30% less likelihood of ever having flu.

0:08.0

And so there's this beautiful interaction between the human immune system, the microbiome, and the energetics of

0:13.8

hugs that start to create this matrix of communication.

0:17.5

The hug you're communicating at the electron level, the exchange of genetic information in that

0:22.4

hug also happens where you can swap

0:24.0

microbiome on the skin you can swap it in your breath and that's extremely

0:27.1

important the more robust you get in the exchange of information at the microbial

0:30.9

level the stronger your immune system function is, the more clear the immune

0:34.6

system understands how to operate within the matrix of millions of foreign species that are

0:39.2

interacting with your body all the time appropriately.

0:41.8

That balance is really achieved through biodiversity, not

0:45.2

through isolation.

0:46.6

And so the hug is a critical tool for healing, it's a critical tool for communication,

0:51.2

critical tool for updating our own consciousness and exchange of respect for one another.

1:02.0

From the Weston A Price Foundation, welcome to the Wise Traditions Podcast for

1:06.6

Wise Traditions in Food, Farming, and the Healing Arts. We are your source for

1:11.2

scientific knowledge and traditional wisdom to help you achieve optimal health.

1:17.0

Hey, Hilda here.

1:24.0

20 was something else, wasn't it?

1:27.0

So how did we ever come up with an episode called The Best of 2020?

1:31.0

Well, it's not about the best moments of the year, though we are certain there must have been some

1:35.1

of those.

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