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EPISODE · Aug 14, 2026 · 38 MIN

Walk on the Wild Side

from Things Mom Never Said: Secrets to Aging Well · host Things Mom Never Said

In this episode, April and Sherry explore grounding, also called earthing, and why direct contact with the earth may help regulate the body, reduce inflammation, and improve overall wellbeing. They discuss Clint Ober’s research, “The Earthing Movie” documentary, and the science, stories, and personal experiments that made the topic feel compelling. April shares her own experience using grounding products for sleep, hot flashes, inflammation, and recovery, while Sherry reflects on the documentary’s curiosity-driven origin and the value of paying attention, asking questions, and testing ideas for yourself.Key Takeaways:Curiosity is a health technology, not just a personality trait Modern convenience may have solved the wrong problem Inflammation is a systems problem, not a single-symptom problem The body often responds before the mind is convinced Small daily contact beats occasional dramatic fixes The environment can either amplify healing or block it Regulation is the real goal, not quick repair The Movie - https://youtu.be/44ddtR0XDVU?si=64ABxM3dbTStCw-b Clint Ober - www.earthing.com 

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