Movement Frees the Mind

Finding Genius Podcast

Richard Jacobs

Health, Extracellularvesicles, Crisprcas9, 3dbioprinting, Medicine, Cancer, Health & Fitness, Biotech, Bioscience, Microbiome, Ketogenicdiets

4.4 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 8 May 2021

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

Could better emotional and physical health be as simple as subtle movement? Anna Jacobsen says it is, but the art of her practice is not quite so simple.

Tune in to discover:

What it means to say that every organ has an energetic quality
How emotions like anger and aggression can manifest physically and be “felt” in certain organs
Why depression presents special challenges and a greater level of complexity when it comes to healing through Jacobsen’s approach

Jacobsen is an alternative practitioner who focuses on helping people reduce stress and fear in their life, improve their cognition and creativity, and foster physical health through movement—specifically by applying a deep understanding of the correlation between body systems and movement.

She’s a somatic movement educator and therapist, but her work with clients is really a hybrid of various techniques and approaches, each of which she tailors to the individual.

She dives into the details of her work, both on a personal and professional basis, touching on her experiences with people who have suffered traumas and sought healing through her practice. An understanding of and communication with cellular consciousness, she says, is an area ripe for exploration and potential, and one that she aims to learn more about in order to improve her life and the lives of others.

Press play to hear the full conversation, and learn more at https://www.annajacobsen.de/home-3.

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0:00.0	Forget frequently asked questions, common sense, common knowledge or Google, how about advice from a real genius?
0:07.0	95% of people in any profession are good enough to be qualified in license, 5%
0:12.0	Go above and beyond. They become very good at what they do, but only 0.1%
0:17.0	Are real geniuses. Richard Jacobs has made his life's mission to find them for you. He hunts down and interviews geniuses in every field.
0:25.0	Sleep science, cancer, stem cells, ketogenic diets and more. Here come the geniuses. This is the Finding Genius Podcast.
0:32.0	The Richard Jacobs.
0:37.0	Quick note before we begin. The Finding Genius Foundation, as part of the Finding Genius Podcast, has recently completed a book about understanding viruses.
0:46.0	So the creation of this book was to interview a hundred virologists, ask them a lot of deep difficult questions,
0:52.0	take the most difficult questions and then re-interview the top 25 or so and ask them the hardest questions I could think of.
0:59.0	And we compile that all into a book so you'll see question and four or five experts answers.
1:04.0	Question four or five experts answers. There's about 30 questions in the book. I think it's a great read for the layperson and for the researcher.
1:12.0	Talks about a lot of speculation in the world of viruses such as, are they alive or not? And why is it important?
1:18.0	Why do viruses go latent or hidden or uneffective or sit in a person or an animal or another creature for weeks, months, years?
1:26.0	And then suddenly become virulent and affect that person. So there's a lot of really provocative questions in the book. It's now on Amazon.
1:32.0	So if you go to Amazon and type in Finding Genius, you'll see the book on viruses. It's also on Kindle.
1:38.0	The audible version is in production and should be ready in approximately a month. But if you want to go and order it now,
1:43.0	you can do so again by going to Amazon or Kindle or go to FindingGeniusFoundation.org and go to publications.
1:51.0	There's an opportunity as well to get the transcripts of all the interviews and to hear the original interviews themselves.
1:57.0	If we put them all together, the book would be about a thousand pages, but we condense them down to make it juicy and concise and tight and very interesting.
2:05.0	So I hope you'll check out the book. We're now working on one about cancer, but this is going to be our goal is three times a year to come out with these master class books that I think will inspire new scientific research.
2:15.0	And I hope you'll check it out. Thank you. Hello, this is Richard Jacobs with the FindingGenius podcast now part of the FindingGenius Foundation and at Jacobson.
2:24.0	She's what's called like an alternative health or alternative practitioner. She works with she gone mobility using various methods, reducing stress and fear in your life.
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