Hey there and welcome to Sheep. This is your first time tuning in. Thanks for hanging

out with me. And if it's not your first time tuning in, welcome back. I'm so thankful to have you.

Today I want to talk about this, I feel like conflict that can sometimes come up or maybe it's not

like so much of an external conflict as it is an internal conflict. But I want to talk about

where modern medicine like taking medications and treatment, things like that,

fits into a more holistic lifestyle. When you start to kind of learn things, you can't

unlearn them. When you start to learn things about the medical systems and things like that,

it can be really eye-opening. And when you begin to live a little bit more holistically,

when you start to live a more natural lifestyle, I think it can be easy to start to demonize or

you know, focus on all the negatives of modern medicine or on the flip side. If you are

very much in the modern medicine world, it can be really easy to look at any more alternative,

you know, natural measures or modalities as complete quackery. And so I think this is an

important discussion to have because it's something I've wrestled my way through over the last few

years in my journey. And I feel like I finally come to this place of like, I don't even know if it's

like I've arrived, but I feel like I'm at a healthier place with it all. So I'm going to share a

little bit of that story, but also we're going to talk through like whether or not these things can

you know coexist or if they're as is mutually exclusive as they seem at times. And we're going to

talk through like what might be a healthy way to look at this. So buckle up, this might be a

little bit of a spicy one, but I think it's an important conversation to have. So we're going to

talk all about how modern medicine and holistic living work together if at all, are they mutually

exclusive? All the big questions. So let's do it.

You're listening to She, with Jordan Lee Dooley, a personal development podcast for the

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