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EPISODE · Dec 26, 2025 · 58 MIN

Dr. James Odell: Bioregulatory Medicine as an Umbrella for Energetic Interventions

from Patricia Lemer: The Autism Detective · host Patricia Lemer

James Odell, ND, OMD, L.Ac, is a Naturopathic Doctor and the Executive Director of the Bioregulatory Medicine Institute. Bioregulatory medicine is a total body and mind approach to health that aims to help facilitate and restore natural human biological processes. It is a proven, safe, gentle, highly effective, drugless, and side-effect-free medical model designed to naturally support the body to regulate, adapt, regenerate, and self-heal. It includes healing techniques that address psych-emotional and environmental causes such as trauma and electromagnetic fields. Tune in to learn about non-invasive therapies including homeopathy, lymph drainage, light, and ancient Chinese techniques. Discover how you can access the many resources of this remarkable organization, including their extensive library of books, articles, and videos, as well as practitioners in many fields. Listen to 3 other episodes from BRMI Advisors, Mary Coyle, Sarge Goodchild, and Jodie Dayshore. www.BRMI.online.

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