EPISODE · May 3, 2026 · 1H 9M
#237 Rian Smith - Naturopathy shouldn't be allopathy-lite, germs are good, bodies are intelligent.
from The Fair Food Forager & Friends Show · host Fair Food Forager / Paul Hellier
I'd love feedback and messages of support - please send an sms here.You can support this podcast with just $3 a month HEREGet more Podcasts herehttps://www.fairfoodforagerfriendsshow.comhttps://www.fairfoodforager.comhttps://odysee.com/@fairfoodforager:3Podcast MerchRian has been in the naturopathic space for over 15 years and has watched the field drift from nature’s truth - often swapping pharmaceutical suppression for ‘natural’ suppression. With natural remedies applied to the surface. From her website - https://www.healthexpressions.com.auWe’ve been taught to manage symptoms, not understand them. To trust prescriptions over intuition. To believe our bodies are broken. But the truth is - the medical model we’ve relied on was designed for control, not healing. It suppresses what your body is trying to say.The question becomes: What if your body was never the problem?In this episode we discuss the failures of the mainstream medical system, the pain management focus over healing and getting to the true cause of illness. Germ verses terrain, the virology lie and the natural intelligence of the body.Support the show
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I'd love feedback and messages of support - please send an sms here. You can support this podcast with just $3 a month HERE Get more Podcasts here https://www.fairfoodforagerfriendsshow.com https://www.fairfoodforager.com https://odysee.com/@fairfoodforager:3 Podcast Merch Rian has been in the naturopathic space for over 15 years and has watched the field drift from nature’s truth - often swapping pharmaceutical suppression for ‘natural’ suppression. With natural remedies applied to the surfa...
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