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Environmental Toxicity, Diagnostic Testing, and the Rain Barrel Effect with Dr. Stephen Cabral
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Dr. Stephen Cabral joins Freddie on the show to discuss alternative medicine, Naturopathy, and his personal pain-to-power story (which is INCREDIBLE.). His passion for health and wellness was developed after severe medical complications at just 17 years of age. The search for a cure brought him to 50 different doctors through 100’s of medical protocols with little improvement. And…the story has a happy ending.
Stephen is also the author of The Rain Barrel and the founder and CEO of EquiLife and Integrative Health Practitioner Institute.
Like many of us, Stephen did not fit into the mold of western medicine as doctors could not pinpoint a way for him to feel better, it’s that simple. He needed to ask better questions if he wanted different answers. He shares his journey of diagnosis, recovery, and education to experience a disease-free life.
Connect with Stephen
Website - https://stephencabral.com/
Episode highlights
00:36 Stephen’s struggle to find out his diagnosis 08:32 Things that throw the body off-balance 17:56 How to educate people on what goes on in the body 27:14 What do environmental toxins do? 37:49 Implications of the levels of toxicity passed down generationally 44:03 A platform for people to deep dive into some products
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