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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2014 · 20 MIN

13 You know your Body best

from Where Health Lies · host Don Tolman: The Whole Food Medicine Man

Don tells us of a traumatic true story about his friend Bob's son and his wife, new parents, to a perfectly healthy little baby. The Mom took their New Born Baby in to get a 2 week check up where everything seemed to be fine and happy, until the Paediatrician wanted to run more checks down at the Hospital. Listen to this Shocking yet Fascinating story.. Our Ancestors used to drink 2 beers and 1 Litre of water to get their milk back in All of our 10,000 Trillion Cells of the Body want to Live and it can live if we don't interfere at the wrong times Don has worked with Thousands of People over the last 46years and Observed and Watched and seen the Wisdom of the ages It is an Electrical Force, it's Electricity that keeps us alive and can Restore or Repair anything with your body or what your body is missing Your Intuition about your Body is stronger than any Medical Knowledge out there, but we don't Believe or know that anymore and we're afraid One of the concepts that grew from the Ancient World and led to todays understandings in Particle Physics, they believed in Taught and Antiquity, that their is as much Infinite Space inside you as a container, a self enclosure, as their is outside of you To be Continued…

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