EPISODE · Mar 4, 2025 · 52 MIN
#2 The Transformative Power of Light and Water With Carrie Bennett
from Quantum Lens Podcast · host Oksana Hansen
In this episode of the Quantum Lens Podcast, Oksana Hansen interviews Carrie Bennett, who shares her transformative journey into the field of quantum biology. They discuss the critical role of light in human health, the significance of exclusion zone water, and how cellular charge and mitochondrial health are interconnected. Carrie emphasizes the importance of grounding and earthing, the impact of EMFs on health, and the upcoming retreat focused on community and holistic wellness. The conversation concludes with reflections on love, connection, and the importance of kindness in our lives.03:16 The Role of Light in Human Health06:10 Understanding Exclusion Zone Water11:41 The Importance of Cellular Charge and Mitochondrial Health16:00 Measuring Exclusion Zone Water16:44 Maintaining Exclusion Zone Water Levels25:10 Grounding and Its Benefits27:17 The Importance of Grounding and Earthing30:08 Understanding EMFs: Natural vs Non-Native34:35 Cell Communication and Confusion36:30 Practical Steps for Health and Well-Being39:23 The Role of Intuition in Health43:09 Announcing the Return to Nature Retreat47:16 Carrie Bennett's Wellness Practice and Community49:49 Defining Love and Connection
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In this episode of the Quantum Lens Podcast, Oksana Hansen interviews Carrie Bennett, who shares her transformative journey into the field of quantum biology. They discuss the critical role of light in human health, the significance of exclusion zone water, and how cellular charge and mitochondrial health are interconnected. Carrie emphasizes the importance of grounding and earthing, the impact of EMFs on health, and the upcoming retreat focused on community and holistic wellness. The convers...
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