249: Designed to Heal with Dr. Ben Rall
Dr. Ben Rall believes that God designed our bodies to heal themselves but that the conventional medical approach interferes with that process. Poor solutions and poor advice are making God's people more sick and instead of well. Tune in to hear the POWERFUL way Dr. Rall discusses the limitations of modern medicine and how to reclaim autonomy over your well being.
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249: Designed to Heal with Dr. Ben Rall
EPISODE BLOG
In my recent podcast episode with Dr. Ben Rall, we delved into some eye-opening discussions about holistic health. Here's a straightforward breakdown of our conversation:
Getting Back to Basics
Dr. Rall kicked off our talk by emphasizing the importance of going back to basics when it comes to health. He pointed out that many of the principles of holistic living aren't groundbreaking scientific discoveries but rather common-sense practices that align with how our bodies are designed to function. Things like walking barefoot, soaking up the sun, and breathing fresh air may seem radical in today's world, but they're actually just a return to our natural way of living.
He acknowledged that these ideas might sound crazy to some, especially in a society that's bombarded with messages of fear and dependency on medications. However, Dr. Rall stressed that the goal isn't to shame anyone but rather to encourage exploration of alternative approaches to health. He reminded listeners that being on medication doesn't mean being stuck on it forever and that there's always room to try something different.
Questioning the Healthcare System
One of the most thought-provoking parts of our conversation was Dr. Rall's critique of the healthcare system. He highlighted how profit-driven motives and pharmaceutical dependency often overshadow patient well-being. Dr. Rall shared stories of patients who were able to heal and get off multiple medications through holistic interventions, including his own father, who became cancer-free in just 21 days.
He didn't sugarcoat the role of healthcare professionals in perpetuating this system, acknowledging that many start with good intentions but get caught up in protocols that prioritize profit over patient health. Dr. Rall encouraged listeners to take charge of their health decisions and reminded them that they have the power to choose their path to wellness.
Embracing Courage
Throughout our conversation, Dr. Rall stressed the importance of boldness and courage in pursuing true health. He shared his own journey of overcoming fear and societal pressures to live according to his convictions. Drawing inspiration from the biblical story of Joshua and Caleb, he urged listeners to be unapologetic in their pursuit of holistic health, even if it means going against the grain.
For Dr. Rall, fasting isn't just about physical health but also spiritual discipline. He encouraged listeners to consider fasting as a powerful tool for reclaiming their health and breaking free from unhealthy habits. His honesty in sharing his struggles with fear and self-doubt resonated deeply, reminding us that true wellness requires courage and resilience.
Taking Ownership
As our conversation wrapped up, Dr. Rall left listeners with a challenge to take ownership of their health and embrace simple yet transformative practices. He emphasized the importance of seeking truth, whether through scripture or scientific inquiry, and urged listeners to resist complacency in the face of a flawed healthcare system.
Reflecting on my conversation with Dr. Rall, I'm reminded of the power we have to shape our own health journey. His insights serve as a reminder that true wellness isn't found in quick fixes or external solutions but rather in embracing a holistic approach to health and having the courage to question the status quo.
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