Demystifying Parasites and Detoxification: A Deep Dive into Natural Wellness

Innate Ability & Health

Prepare to reclaim your health naturally as we welcome renowned natural health and wellness practitioner, Sarah Outlaw. Let's unpack the mysteries of hormone imbalances with Sarah who champions a drug and surgery-free approach to health. She brings a wealth of knowledge on hormonal issues affecting both men and women, emphasizing the need to understand and address the root causes of these imbalances, rather than relying on medications. Sarah enlightens us on the role of herbs and nutrition in helping the body reset naturally, offering a fresh perspective and hope to those battling with hormone irregularities.
We're also turning cholesterol fears on their head as Sarah sheds light on the impact of high cholesterol on women's health. We're unravelling the facts about the benefits of healthy fats, the hidden dangers of statin drugs, and the role of processed foods and sugar in cholesterol elevation. Listen in as Sarah takes us through the critical need to understand the root cause of high cholesterol before resorting to medication.
Finally, we venture into the murky waters of parasites, toxins, and detoxification. Brace yourself as we uncover the surprising ways parasites can impact your health, from affecting your blood sugar and hormones to even harbouring major pathogens like Lyme. We're also diving into how modern life toxins contribute to a weakened body, becoming a playground for parasites. For our male listeners, don't feel left out. Sarah brings valuable insights on men's hormonal health, addressing issues such as low testosterone, prostate problems, and the surprising effects of soy in baby formula. So, buckle up for this health revolution and join us on this enlightening journey into natural health and wellness.
To find our more about Sarah's services or book an appointment with one of her practices go to:

https://nhiccenters.com/

Disclaimer:

This podcast is for general informational purposes only. It should not be used to self-diagnose, and it is not a substitute for a medical exam, cure, treatment, diagnosis, prescription, or recommendation. Always seek the advice of a physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.