Today on the exam room. I was working out probably seven days a week, really intense, but it was a lot of fun and I loved being out on the water. I was also a straight day student, you know, social butterfly,, had a bunch of friends and just had a big life that all the sudden tumbled and sort of went down the drain with these chronic illnesses when it all started.

How different is your life today versus, oh, a few years ago?

It's completely different. My life has taken a total 180.

I was diagnosed with a couple of chronic illnesses when I was 14, sophomore in high school and they left me completely bedridden and it was a complete shock and completely changed my life but I am completely back to normal now thanks to a plant-based diet and some other things.

And living probably healthier and happier than I was even before all of that happened to. happen to you by the Physicians Committee. Hi, I'm the Weight Loss Champion Chuck Carroll,

raising health IQs coast to coast and around the world.

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Wherever you are, we appreciate you helping to make the world a healthier place.

This is episode 73 of season 7 number 572 overall. And it

features an incredible story of perseverance. A powerful story for anyone who has been

deemed a medical mystery or feels like they'll never get any better.

Molly Gibson is our guest today. She is going to walk us through her entire journey back to health and lift our spirits. You see Molly was diagnosed with three horribly

debilitating chronic illnesses when she was still just in high school. She was

diagnosed with pots, EDS and M-C-A-S and the three of them combined to leave her

bedridden and homeschool and she tried medication after medication and different doctor after doctor and so many different

protocols and then Molly finally began to listen to her own intuition and she turned to a whole food plant-based diet

to heal herself and the results were nothing short of miraculous because between that big dietary change in the exercise she began

to do once again she was able to completely recover and thrive.

so this high school athlete whose entire life was thrown off kilter was able to go on to college

and live a normal life, the kind of life that doctors never thought she would be able to do, but she was.

And not only did she live normally, she excelled and wound up to graduate from Georgetown with honors.

And so having this new look on life and having found her health once again, she turned this new life of hers into a passion to help others.

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