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EPISODE · Oct 8, 2021 · 41 MIN

Ian Mitchell: Your Body is Designed to Heal

from Inspired Living with Autoimmunity · host Julie Howton

I am beyond excited to have my dear friend Ian Mitchell on our first full episode today. To say that Ian comes to us from a science background, is an understatement, he is quite possibly one of the most brilliant scientists of our time.In our conversation today, we discuss the body’s innate ability to heal when the blocks are removed, and the foundation is supported. While Ian works in his lab to improve or alleviate many of the health challenges faced today, including cancer and Alzheimer’s, in this episode we are focusing on Autoimmunity and Rheumatoid Arthritis.  We even hint about the special RA serum that is in the works, that he is currently creating, and will be available to the public through me soon.Ian is a true contributor to humanity, focusing not only on health, but on the larger challenges facing our planet and universe.  I am honored to call him a friend and thrilled to have him share with us today.Click here for complete episode notes and links.

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