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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2026 · 29 MIN

Sonya McLeod - Vancouver Event | Health Charter Tour

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A conversation with Sonya McLeod recorded during the NHPPA Health Charter Tour in Vancouver. Sonya shares her health journey beginning in 2004 as a young mother of two, when she experienced severe fatigue, shifting food allergies, hives, and an inability to care for her children despite being told medical tests were normal. After limited success with conventional care and restrictive dietary approaches, she describes gradual improvement through homeopathic treatment, lifestyle changes, and a more holistic perspective on health. Sonya explains how this experience led her to retrain as a homeopathic doctor, completing four years of formal education, and reflects on her 16 years in practice. The conversation also addresses increasing restrictions on access to homeopathic remedies, Health Canada regulation, and the potential health consequences of limiting safe, non-toxic treatment options for Canadians. Learn more about the NHPPA’s cross-Canada tour and the Charter of Health Freedom at nhppa.org/join-the-tour/. Subscribe to our free newsletter to stay informed about how you can educate and activate your community: https://nhppa.org/subscribe/

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