EPISODE · Jun 1, 2025 · 1H 31M
Ron Banuelos: Healing Potential, Environmental Toxins, and the Importance of Intentionality in Medicine
from The Brainsupreme Podcast · host Microdose Coach
In this episode, the Adam engages with Ron Banuelos, a family health practitioner and holistic acupuncturist from Heal Austin. They discuss the power of natural and complementary medicine, emphasizing the significance of indigenous practices such as prayers and sacred incense from Brazilian tribes. Ron delves into his journey, from pre-med studies to exploring alternative healing methods like Reiki and acupuncture. He shares his profound experiences with men’s work and plant medicine, particularly Ayahuasca, underscoring their healing potential. The conversation also tackles the challenges of environmental toxins, the importance of intentionality in medicine, and the integration of psychedelic experiences. Ron offers practical advice on balancing allopathic and naturopathic medicine, making informed choices about vaccinations, and the benefits of flower essences for enhancing microdosing and macro dosing therapeutic outcomes.Save 20% with code SUPREME20Find Ron at https://healaustin.com/Get Social with Heal Austin at https://www.instagram.com/heal.austin/Lotus Wei Quiz: https://www.lotuswei.com/pages/master-flower-quiz
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In this episode, the Adam engages with Ron Banuelos, a family health practitioner and holistic acupuncturist from Heal Austin. They discuss the power of natural and complementary medicine, emphasizing the significance of indigenous practices such as prayers and sacred incense from Brazilian tribes. Ron delves into his journey, from pre-med studies to exploring alternative healing methods like Reiki and acupuncture. He shares his profound experiences with men’s work and plant medicine, particu...
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