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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2025 · 55 MIN

Ep. 169 - Unknown Danger of Meditation

from The Smartest Doctor in the Room · host Dean Mitchell

In this enlightening episode of The Smartest Doctor in the Room, we dive deep into the overlooked complexities of meditation, exploring both its transformative benefits and the potential adverse effects that can arise. Join Dr. Dean Mitchell as he welcomes Dr. Willoughby Britton, a pioneering expert from Brown University, whose extensive research reveals that meditation isn't the panacea it's often thought to be.Whether you're a seasoned meditator, a curious beginner, or a mental health professional, this episode will challenge you to take a closer look at your own motivations, and those of wellness professionals so that you can navigate holistic medicine safely.Joseph Reiss is a certified mold inspector, who does consulting all through the U.S.Phone Number: 908-451-4592Email: [email protected] Dr. Mitchell's website here: mitchellmedicalgroup.comSubscribe for more insights into your health and the cutting edge of medicine!Contact Dr. Mitchell:Email: care@mitchellmedicalgroup.comWebsiteInstagramYouTubeFacebookLinkedInBook: Conquering CandidaImmunoLytics - code SmartestDoc, 5% offApollo Neuro - code SMARTMD

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