What Doctors Don’t Tell You Podcast

WDDTY editors Lynne McTaggart and Bryan Hubbard talk about why they started What Doctors Don’t Tell You and why it’s important that doctors read WDDTY. For the last 30 years, WDDTY has been used to encourage doctors to change their treatments. Lynne and Bryan receive testimonials from thousands of people whose lives have been helped by their information.

When chemical overload and a Lyme-infected tick bite kicked off Karen's fibromyalgia, a novel system combining enzymes, allergy treatment and Chinese medicine helped her to recover.

Kate (Natural Nurse In a Toxic World) explains how she beat the odds after being diagnosed with a rare and aggressive subtype of lobular invasive breast cancer. Kay was told she had the "worst type" of breast cancer, and her best course of action was to have a mastectomy—an operation to remove her right breast—followed by chemotherapy, radiotherapy and hormone therapy. Kay decided that instead of going down the conventional route, she would try the Gerson method to prevent cancer from coming back.

Writer Hils Barker suffered from debilitating repetitive strain injury - until she learned to look after her fascia, the tissue that connects everything in the body

Sean explains how he got his life back by applying a few simple changes to his diet and how he is now completely anti-inflammatory free. Bedridden with excruciating pain and told the only “cure” was various courses of anti-inflammatories and painkillers, Sean was reluctant by their long list of side effects, and pursued a more holistic solution.

Ten years ago, teacher and artist Lisa was depressed, housebound, in constant pain and could only get up the stairs by crawling. She'd just been given a diagnosis of fibromyalgia—after suffering on-and-off with aches and pains, severe fatigue and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) for nearly two decades—and was told by her doctor that she'd only get worse.   Watch the episode here: https://youtu.be/0A2lGCMZWRg

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Welcome to How I Beat — WDDTY’s new podcast series sharing real stories of healing, recovery, and resilience. In each episode, hear from our readers who’ve overcome frustrating and often life-changing health challenges, exploring the treatments, lifestyle changes and alternative approaches that helped them reclaim their health.   Watch here: https://youtu.be/X2DL4Gc1gBk

Welcome to How I Beat — WDDTY’s new podcast series sharing real stories of healing, recovery, and resilience.   In each episode, hear from our readers who’ve overcome frustrating and often life-changing health challenges, exploring the treatments, lifestyle changes and alternative approaches that helped them reclaim their health.   In our very first episode, Angie shares her journey of overcoming chronic knee pain — and the unexpected things that finally made a difference. Watch here: https://youtu.be/8_ODehsquRk

What to improve your gut health? This combination could be the most effective way to go. https://www.wddty.com/subscription/subscribe/

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America’s health agency, the CDC (Centres for Disease Control and Prevention), has announced that its categorical assertion that autism isn’t caused by vaccines is unscientific and not based on any evidence.

Join WDDTY Editors Lynne McTaggart and Bryan Hubbard for an eye-opening conversation that challenges conventional ideas about trauma and healing.   You can watch the webinar here: https://www.wddty.com/product/has-conventional-therapy-got-trauma-wrong/

Read the full article here: https://www.wddty.com/features/foods-that-fight-cancer/

Integrative oncologists around the globe are beginning to embrace mistletoe therapy as one of the most promising alternative treatments for cancer. Cate Montana reports : https://bit.ly/48m3ypD

Our regular columnist Dr Leigh Erin Connealy joins us for a discussion about cancer—its origins, the best anti-cancer diet, other ways to prevent it, and strategies to support any treatment you’re having.

In honour of World Mental Health Day, this episode discusses the link between celiac disease and depression which is fairly well established but can people with a wheat intolerance also be affected?  Indeed, could it be affecting the mental wellbeing of all of us, whether we’re sensitive to gluten or not?

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