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EPISODE · Apr 10, 2025 · 1H 2M

Missing Links: Reconnecting with Your Body's Healing Power - Author, Kuno Van Der Post

from The Midlife Rebel Podcast · host Nadine Shaw

Send us Fan MailWhat if your body already knows exactly how to heal itself? In this eye-opening conversation, Kuno Van Der Post draws from two decades of osteopathic practice to reveal the forgotten wisdom about our natural healing processes. When his mother made a remarkable recovery after a brain haemorrhage—far beyond medical expectations—Kuno discovered a profound truth: there's more to healing than what conventional medicine offers.His newly published book "Missing Links in Healing: A New Old Approach for a Chaotic World" serves as a roadmap for navigating the complex territory between symptom and genuine healing. With warmth and clarity, Kuno explains how practitioners and patients often speak completely different languages while using the same terms like "holistic health" and "natural immunity"—creating confusion that blocks true healing.One of the most powerful revelations in our discussion centers on the purpose of symptoms; That cold you're fighting? It might actually be your body performing essential maintenance. That uncomfortable reaction after treatment? Possibly a sign of deeper healing rather than a new problem. Kuno challenges our cultural fear of symptoms, suggesting that our attempts to immediately suppress them might sometimes interrupt our body's intelligent recovery process.For anyone feeling lost in a maze of treatments, specialist referrals, and recurring health issues, this conversation offers a fresh perspective. Rather than seeing your body as a collection of parts that need fixing, Kuno invites you to perceive it as an intelligent system working relentlessly toward survival and balance. His practical wisdom applies whether you're dealing with chronic health challenges or simply wanting to understand your body's natural capabilities better.Ready to reconnect with your body's remarkable healing intelligence? Listen now, and discover why sometimes the shortest path to healing isn't a straight line—and why Mother Nature might be the most skilled healer of all.Visit our website to find out more about this week's guest.All of our guests, including this one, are included in our Guest Directory so that you can find out more about them and the work that they do.https://midliferebelpodcast.com/guest-directoryIf you'd like to support the show you can buy me a coffee!https://buymeacoffee.com/midliferebelpodcast

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