The Quantum Biology Collective Podcast (The Quantum Biology Collective)

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"The reality is that your body will accommodate for these exposures and try to find what is the best sleep I can get given these exposures. If you remove the exposures, it might find a new situation that is even more advantageous for your biology," says Nick Pineault, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to shed light on the hidden dangers of electromagnetic fields (EMFs) and their impact on our health. As an expert copywriter and research analyst, Nick exposes the shocking truth about the wireless industry's denial of EMF effects and the urgent need for change in our increasingly connected world.

In this eye-opening episode, Nick reveals how the telecom industry has systematically quashed efforts to study cell phone safety, adopting a strategy of complete denial reminiscent of tobacco executives claiming nicotine isn't addictive. He discusses the monumental appointment of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Secretary of Health and Human Services and the potential for real change in EMF regulation. Nick also delves into the alarming connection between EMF exposure and the anxiety epidemic among teenagers, sharing startling statistics that link higher EMF exposure to cognitive decline and behavioral issues.

Tune in to today's discussion to learn practical steps for reducing your EMF exposure, why AirPods pose a significant risk to brain health, and how grassroots awareness can drive the paradigm shift needed to create safer technology for future generations.

5 Key Takeaways

1. Turn off Wi-Fi and phones at night to improve sleep quality. Even small changes like this can make a noticeable difference in how you feel.

2. Use wired headphones instead of wireless earbuds when possible, especially for extended listening periods. This reduces EMF exposure close to your brain.

3. Download content to devices in advance rather than streaming, particularly for long trips. This allows you to use devices in airplane mode, minimizing radiation exposure.

4. Focus on reducing EMF exposure from sources closest to your body and that you use for long periods, like phones and laptops. Distance is key - even small increases in distance can significantly reduce exposure.

5. Have open conversations with family members, especially teens, about EMF risks. Consider doing a trial period of reduced exposure to see if anyone notices improvements in sleep, headaches, or other symptoms.

Memorable Quotes

"We have levels right now of exposure that is a quintillion times the ancestral background levels. So that's 10 to the 18th or a billion times a billion. That's the increase of radio frequency radiation in the last hundred years."

"The reality is that your body will accommodate for these exposures and try to find what is the best sleep I can get given these exposures. If you remove the exposures, it might find a new situation that is even more advantageous for your biology."

"Let's not wait on one savior to fix the entire thing. We need to continue the conversation and double down on how motivated we feel to raise awareness, to protect ourselves and then to talk about it."

Resources Mentioned

EMF Hazard Summit 2025 - https://emfhazardsummit.com/

Dark Horse podcast by Brett Weinstein - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@DarkHorsePod Apple Podcasts -

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"We are absolutely capable of healing these things. You have to get out of victim consciousness. You have to stop attaching to your pain body and self-identifying with your pain body," says Eileen McKusick, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to explain how tuning forks can be used to read and heal the human biofield. McKusick, a researcher and inventor of Biofield Tuning, shares her journey from skeptic to pioneer in the field of vibrational medicine.

In this eye-opening discussion, McKusick reveals how our memories and emotions are stored in the electromagnetic field surrounding our bodies, and how these can be accessed and altered using sound vibrations. She explains the science behind her discoveries, including the recent finding of semi-Dirac fermions, which may explain the "mass" she encounters in the biofield.

McKusick also discusses her groundbreaking work in distance healing, challenging conventional notions of space and time. She shares compelling stories of healing, including unexpected weight loss in clients, and offers insights into the future of medicine and our understanding of human consciousness.

Tune in to today's episode to learn how you can tap into the power of your own biofield, and why McKusick believes we're on the cusp of a paradigm shift in our understanding of health and human potential.

5 Key Takeaways

1. Try biofield tuning to release emotional blockages and tension patterns in your body's energy field. This can help improve physical and mental health issues.

2. Use a 174 Hz tuning fork to explore your own biofield. Move it slowly around your body, feeling for areas of resistance or changes in vibration.

3. Listen to Eileen McKusick's mass reduction biofield tuning recording daily for a week. Track your weight before and after to see if you experience any changes.

4. Approach healing as a lifestyle rather than a quick fix. Be patient with the process of expanding and contracting as you work through layers of tension and trauma.

5. Speak confidently about energy healing and other "esoteric" topics. The science supports many of these concepts, so don't shrink from sharing your knowledge and experiences.

Memorable Quotes

"We are antennas. We are broadcasting on specific frequency bands, and we pick up the frequency transmissions through the ether of each other. We are all like Google Docs on the World Wide Web, and I can go in and pluck out your document."

"I've come to the conclusion that anything that goes wrong with you is tension based. Even heavy metal poisoning - we're all exposed to heavy metals. Why do some people end up with toxicity and others don't? I found there was a particular personality type more prone to this - people who suppressed their anger."

"There is a sound for that shame of being at your desk because the teacher wouldn't let you go to the bathroom. It blows people away. They're like, 'You're a witch, you're psychic.' I'm like, no, this is pattern recognition. This is a specific sound in a specific area of your field. This is science."

Connect with Eileen

Biofield Tuning Institute - https://biofieldtuning.com/

Biofield Tuning Store - https://biofieldtuningstore.com/

Electric Health - https://electrichealth.com/

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/eileen.mckusick

Biofield Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/biofieldtuning/

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"Every moment is creative. To really see it in that way and to experience it as something flowing, fluid, and gives us potential and possibility," says Deanna Minich, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective Podcast to explore the profound connection between creativity and health. Minich, a visionary in the field of functional medicine, unveils her four pillars of health: color, creativity, diversity, and rhythm. She explains how these natural principles can be applied to everyday life, transforming our approach to wellness from a rigid set of rules to a fluid, intuitive practice.

In this eye-opening discussion, Minich shares her personal journey of healing through art, revealing how creative expression resolved long-standing reproductive health issues. She introduces seven types of creatives, from food creatives to connection creatives, offering a fresh perspective on how we can infuse creativity into every aspect of our lives. Minich challenges listeners to reclaim their innate creativity, arguing that it's not just about artistic talent, but a fundamental life force that drives cellular growth and overall well-being.

Tune in to today's episode to discover how embracing creativity can revolutionize your health, and why every moment of your life is an opportunity for creative expression and healing.

Key Takeaways

1. Explore different types of creativity to find what resonates with you. Whether it's food, movement, visual arts, or writing, there are many ways to express your creative energy.

2. View daily tasks through a creative lens. Transform mundane activities like making dinner into opportunities for creative expression and enjoyment.

3. Make time for unstructured creative activities. Allow yourself periods of "messy" creativity without judgment or expectations to tap into your innate creative flow.

4. Pay attention to your body's signals and use creativity as a healing tool. Engaging in creative pursuits can help process emotions and potentially alleviate physical symptoms.

5. Cultivate beauty in your environment. Creating visually pleasing spaces, whether through art, organization, or nature, can positively impact your mental state and overall wellbeing.

Memorable Quotes

"Creativity, the way I define it, is a sense of flow, a sense of vital force within us that is leading to cellular growth. We're shaping ourselves every day, actually. We're combing our hair, we are getting dressed. We are in a creative process of discovery about ourselves and who we are."

"I feel like one of my issues is perfectionism. Just always going through life as a people pleasing perfectionist. And art was the one place that I can get messy and I didn't really care what other people thought about what I was making."

"If we saw life as art rather than as duty, I think it takes on a different feeling. It's releasing the shackles of maybe our thoughts about something, and it's giving us some more resilient and fluid ways to look at a situation which can take the stress out."

Resources Mentioned

Food & Spirit website - https://foodandspirit.com

Sadhguru's Save Soil initiative - https://consciousplanet.org/

Connect with Deanna

Website - https://deannaminich.com/

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/deanna.minich/

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"Light is a nutrient the same as food," says Ken Ceder, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to illuminate the silent epidemic of mal-illumination and its profound impact on our health. With over 30 years of experience in developing healthy light products, Ceder explains how our modern indoor lifestyles have disconnected us from the vital benefits of natural sunlight, leading to a host of health issues.

In this eye-opening episode, Ceder reveals the surprising truth about common lighting options and their potential harm to our eyes and overall well-being. He discusses the groundbreaking work of John Ott, a pioneer in photobiology, and how it led to the development of full-spectrum lighting. Ceder also introduces the concept of "nutritional light technology" and explains why near-infrared light is crucial for cellular health and countering the negative effects of blue light from screens.

Tune in to discover why morning sunlight is essential for setting your circadian rhythm, how proper lighting can impact everything from mood to metabolism, and why investing in quality light might be more important for your health than your vitamin regimen. Learn about the innovative Soul Shine light products and how they aim to bring the benefits of natural sunlight indoors, potentially transforming your health and well-being.

5 Key Takeaways

1. Get morning sunlight daily. Spend 10-15 minutes outside in natural light first thing in the morning to set your circadian rhythm and boost metabolism. This simple habit can transform your health.

2. Be mindful of artificial lighting. Most indoor lighting, especially fluorescent and LED bulbs, lacks the full spectrum of natural light and may have harmful effects. Consider using full spectrum bulbs with near-infrared light.

3. Take frequent light breaks. If working indoors, step outside or by a window for 5 minutes each hour to give your eyes and body exposure to natural light. This can counteract the negative effects of artificial lighting.

4. Use caution with SAD light boxes. Many lack near-infrared light, which is crucial for eye health. Research products carefully and look for options that include near-infrared wavelengths.

5. View light as nutrition. Just as you're mindful of food quality, pay attention to your "light diet." Quality light is essential for properly metabolizing nutrients and vitamins from food.

Memorable Quotes

"Light regulates everything. Your time clock is set by that light regulating your circadian rhythms. You have basically little time clocks in almost every cell of your body. If you're out of rhythm, you can relate to what jet lag is. Well, most people are wandering around unwittingly on some form of jet lag and don't have a clue. It's because they're out of rhythm with nature."

"If you were standing naked in the noon day sun, 98% of the sunlight's energy enters through your eye, goes directly to your brain, and regulates everything from circadian rhythm to mood to sleep to appetite. Just 2% enters your body through your skin, the largest organ of your body."

"Metabolism is 100% dependent on light. Light in the morning ignites your metabolism. It's free, it's right there in front of your face. It comes up every single morning from the beginningless beginning. That sunshine shows up even on a cloudy day, it's worth getting outdoors."

Connect with Ken

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ken-ceder-03866b10/

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"The electron transport chain, you know, the cytochromes in the mitochondrial wall, is less than perfect. So every, you know, few thousand times, whatever, it drops a free radical there instead of using it constructively," explains Dr. Damien Downing, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to illuminate the intricate dance between light, water, and our cellular health. As president of the British Society for Ecological Medicine and a pioneer in understanding the health impacts of our light environment, Dr. Downing shares insights from his decades-long career that challenge conventional wisdom about sunlight exposure and reveal the profound connections between our bodies and the fundamental forces of the universe.

In this captivating discussion, Dr. Downing delves into the concept of structured water and its crucial role in cellular function, explaining how different wavelengths of light interact with our bodies at the molecular level. He unveils the surprising links between sunlight exposure and cancer rates, and discusses how modern lifestyles have disrupted our natural circadian rhythms, leading to a host of health issues. From the glymphatic system's role in brain health to the potential of zeta potential in improving hydration, Dr. Downing offers a fresh perspective on how we can harness the power of light and water to optimize our health.

Tune in to today's episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to discover why Dr. Downing believes we're "in touch with the fundamentals of the universe" and learn practical steps to align yourself with nature's rhythms for better health and wellbeing.

Key Takeaways

1. Prioritize getting natural sunlight exposure, especially in the morning. Try to spend at least 5 minutes outside looking up at the blue sky within the first hour of waking. This helps regulate your circadian rhythm and boosts melatonin production.

2. Be mindful of artificial light exposure, particularly in the evening. Avoid bright overhead LEDs and screen use before bed. Consider using blue light blocking glasses and dimmer, warmer lighting at night to support healthy melatonin production.

3. Stay well-hydrated with pure, filtered water. Add electrolytes to enhance the water's zeta potential, which helps keep red blood cells from clumping. This improves oxygen and nutrient delivery throughout the body.

4. Incorporate both infrared and UV light exposure into your routine. Infrared light helps build structured water in the body, while UV light enhances the depth of charge. Consider using an infrared sauna or spending time outdoors with some skin exposed.

5. Recognize that every step towards improving your light environment is beneficial. You don't need to achieve perfection - small changes like swapping out light bulbs or adding screen filters can make a difference. Focus on progress, not perfection.

Memorable Quotes

"The plot of many a thriller has hinged on the fact that the best place to hide something is where it is obvious. I think that applies to the sunlight thing. We never realized that we were systematically depriving ourselves of it."

"Structured water happens naturally just because it's in contact with a surface. All light encourages it to build up more layers, but infrared is best at doing it. The ultraviolet helps build up the depth of charge next to the cell, which keeps everything moving and flowing."

"We're in touch with the fundamentals of the universe. It's in the nature of things. All of this stuff is how the universe works - if we let it. We seem to do our best to prevent it."

Resources Mentioned

British Society for Ecological Medicine -

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"Sleep is a skill set and we can transform this," says Mollie Eastman, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to reveal how aligning with our natural circadian rhythms can revolutionize our sleep and overall health. As a former insomniac turned sleep expert, Mollie shares her journey from battling sleeplessness to mastering the art of restorative rest. She explains why traditional medical approaches often fall short and how understanding our body's innate timing can lead to profound improvements in sleep quality.

Mollie delves into the critical importance of light exposure, meal timing, and thought patterns in optimizing our sleep cycles. She challenges common misconceptions about being a "night owl" or "short sleeper," arguing that these labels often mask underlying circadian misalignments. With insights from her work with high-stakes poker players and her own database of sleep tracker users, Mollie offers practical strategies for enhancing sleep quality and duration.

Tune in to today's episode to discover why your 4 PM dinner might be the key to better sleep, how to harness the power of your thoughts for improved rest, and why a sleep study could be life-changing. Learn how to transform your nights and revolutionize your days with Mollie's science-backed approach to sleep optimization

5 Key Takeaways

1. Maintain a consistent wake-up time 7 days a week, paired with morning sunlight exposure. This helps regulate your circadian rhythm and sets the stage for better sleep.

2. Front-load your meals earlier in the day, aiming to finish eating 2-4 hours before bedtime. This allows your body to focus on sleep processes rather than digestion at night.

3. Create a clear distinction between daytime "rev state" activities and evening "downstate" activities. Align your thoughts and actions with the natural rhythms of day and night.

4. If you're struggling with sleep, consider exploring cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBTi) or acceptance and commitment therapy for insomnia (ACTi) for additional tools and strategies.

5. Get tested for sleep disorders, even if you don't think you have obvious symptoms. There are over 100 sleep-wake disorders, and identifying any issues can significantly improve your sleep quality and overall health.

Memorable Quotes

"Sleep is a weird world in that it's this mix of setting the stage and then practicing acceptance and letting go, which can be very hard for the achiever, the Type A."

"We want to examine all of those tiers and see what might be out of alignment for them. It's not to discount too, because those can all be really helpful, especially if you've got trauma in your past or things are happening. People have stuff, and I've been there."

"I truly believe that it can just change the course of people's lives. And I really want to protect against people having to go down the path of sleeping pills and pharmaceuticals and understanding that there's so much more available.

Connect with Mollie

Website: www.sleepisaskill.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sleepisaskill/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mollie.eastman/

Resources Mentioned

The Circadian Code by Dr. Satchin Panda -

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"We are 8 billion different angles on reality and we should respect each other and listen to each other," says Anders Bolling, former mainstream journalist turned alternative media creator, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to explore the evolving landscape of journalism, consciousness, and truth-seeking. After 22 years at Sweden's largest newspaper, Bolling left to pursue deeper questions, launching his own podcast and YouTube channel to discuss topics often overlooked by traditional media.

In this episode, Anders delves into the challenges of discernment in today's information-saturated world, the importance of maintaining neutrality when examining different perspectives, and the exciting developments in consciousness research that bridge science and spirituality. He shares insights on the UFO phenomenon, the role of psychics in military operations, and why he believes the next few years will bring significant shifts in how we perceive reality.

Tune in to learn why Anders thinks "the big secret of the universe is that everything's going to be fine," and how cultivating personal discernment can help navigate the messy but fascinating times ahead.

5 Key Takeaways

1. Cultivate discernment when consuming media. Don't blindly trust any single source - look for the "golden thread of truth" in different perspectives.

2. Take breaks from the news cycle. Limit consumption to stay informed without becoming overwhelmed. This helps maintain mental health and clarity.

3. Meditate or sit in stillness regularly, even for just 5-10 minutes. This improves discernment and helps process information more clearly.

4. Be open to paradigm shifts in science, health, politics and other domains. Old models are breaking down as new discoveries emerge.

5. Trust your own judgment and intuition when evaluating information. Don't outsource your critical thinking to authorities or media outlets.

Memorable Quotes

"We are all aspects of source, if you will, and we have much greater capacity than we are led to believe. If we just listen to our inner voices and our higher selves and sit in stillness five or 10 minutes now and then and just let things sink in and don't think actively about them with your brain, but just let them sink in."

"The big secret of the universe is that everything's going to be fine."

"Trust your own judgment and your discernment. Don't follow the news 24/7. You can follow it a little bit if you want to know what's happening, but not too much because it's not good for your health. Check things for yourself if you have the time and think for yourself."

Connect with GUEST

Website: https://andersbolling.com

Socials: linktr.ee/andersbolling

FrontierNet: https://frontiernet.org

Resources Mentioned

Mind the Shift YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MindtheShift

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“What's normal isn't normal,” declares Stephen McGhee, a leadership coach with over three decades of experience, as he joins the Quantum Biology Collective Podcast. Stephen shares his compelling journey from the high-stakes world of corporate finance to becoming a beacon of guidance for leaders seeking authenticity and alignment. His life took a dramatic turn following a near-fatal health scare, prompting him to reevaluate his priorities and embrace a path of leadership advisement.

In this episode, Stephen explores the concept of discretionary energy and its critical role in effective leadership. He challenges the conventional reliance on willpower, advocating instead for a deeper connection to one's inner truth and the cultivation of personal sovereignty. Stephen emphasizes that true leadership transcends titles and is rooted in the positive influence one can have on others, regardless of their position.

Join the conversation to discover how Stephen McGhee's insights can help you align your life with your true values, set clear boundaries, and harness your unique potential to lead with integrity and purpose.

Key Takeaways

1. Create space between stimulus and response. When triggered, pause and take a breath before reacting. This allows you to make a conscious choice rather than falling into familiar patterns.

2. Ask yourself "Who do I need to be?" in challenging situations. Focus on being rather than doing to approach leadership and problem-solving from a more effective mindset.

3. Practice deep listening - with others, yourself, and the world around you. Truly hearing and understanding builds trust and opens up new possibilities.

4. Take care of yourself first. As a leader, you need to maintain your own wellbeing and energy in order to effectively serve others.

5. Look for opportunities to lead and share your wisdom in everyday moments. Even small actions can have a ripple effect and make a difference.

Memorable Quotes

"The first law of leadership is take care of yourself. Breathe that in, let that camp in your heart and your body. Let it fill your cells. Take care of yourself."

"Clear boundaries are not barriers to the heart. People think that saying no is a bad thing in some way. But obligations are overrated."

"Leadership is far reaching. You will have no idea who will listen to this, who will then take something from it and go share it with their family or go share it with their patient, or go share it with a stranger on the street. Do not underestimate your power as a leader as you share."

Connect with Stephen

Website: https://www.mcgheeleadership.com/

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"The colon is not this dirty, ugly organ that we should not talk about. So much healing can take place in that organ," says Sage Joya, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to reveal the profound connection between our colon health and our overall wellbeing. A former accountant turned quantum health practitioner, Sage explains how the colon serves as an internal navigation system, holding emotional data that can either weigh us down or propel us forward.

In this eye-opening discussion, Sage shares her journey from corporate America to becoming a pioneer in what she calls "reverse quantum cleansing." She explains how water, when introduced to the colon, facilitates a "data download," allowing us to release not just physical waste, but emotional baggage as well. Sage discusses the quantum nature of our bodies, the power of conscious awareness in healing, and how addressing colon health can lead to rapid personal transformation.

Tune in to today's episode to learn why Sage believes the colon is key to unlocking our latent potential, how bacteria in our gut influences our behavior, and why talking to our cells might be the next frontier in personal development. Discover how this unconventional approach to health could be the missing link in your journey to optimal wellbeing and self-realization.

Key Takeaways

1. Talk to your body: Communicate with your cells and bacteria, either out loud or through writing. Your body is listening and responding to your thoughts and words.

2. Release emotional baggage: Unresolved emotions can manifest as physical issues in the body. Work on consciously releasing trapped emotions to improve overall health.

3. Follow your true desires: Connect with your authentic, divinely-inspired desires. Moving towards these can naturally eliminate what no longer serves you.

4. Embrace change: Be open to releasing old patterns, relationships, and beliefs that are holding you back. Though uncomfortable at first, this allows for personal growth.

5. Stay hydrated: Proper hydration is crucial for physical and emotional wellbeing. Water helps cleanse the body, supports cellular communication, and can provide a sense of internal "hugging" and security.

Memorable Quotes

"We all have a vibration. We all have a frequency. We all have music inside of our body. And so we have a tendency to communicate with the environment based on that frequency, based on that song that we carry."

"The colon is not this dirty, ugly organ that we should not talk about. So much healing can take place in that organ. We now know the greatest concentration of bacteria is sitting right inside of the colon, which turns it into this major immune buster."

"When you do this work and get conscious around it, you start breaking cords. Because we do know we're all connected. Everything is connected. But some of the things we're connected to, we should not stay connected because it's a weight and it's changing our vibration."

Resources Mentioned

Dr. Jensen's Guide to Better Bowel Care: A Complete Program for Tissue Cleansing through Bowel Management by Dr. Bernard Jensen - https://amzn.to/3QjUzM6

Quantum Healing (Revised and Updated): Exploring the Frontiers of Mind/Body Medicine by Deepak Chopra M.D. - https://amzn.to/42UxyGL

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"A fever is a good thing because a fever is missing infrared," says Carrie Bennett, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to unveil the hidden power of light in our cellular health. Bennett explains how our bodies are not just biochemical machines, but intricate systems of structured water and mitochondrial function, deeply influenced by our light environment. She reveals why getting sick might actually be an opportunity for healing and how modern living has systematically divorced us from the natural rhythms essential for optimal health.

In this eye-opening discussion, Carrie delves into the fascinating world of exclusion zone water, melatonin production, and the critical role of infrared light in maintaining cellular charge. She challenges conventional wisdom about toxins, explaining why even small exposures to substances like glyphosate and fluoride can have profound effects on our health when combined with other environmental factors. 

Tune in to today's episode to discover how simple changes in your light exposure could revolutionize your health, why cancer cells might be suffering from a lack of charge, and how embracing natural light cycles could be the key to unlocking your body's innate healing potential.

Key Takeaways

1. Prioritize light exposure: Get morning sunlight and limit artificial light at night to support healthy mitochondrial function and melatonin production. This helps maintain proper cellular charge and exclusion zone water.

2. Incorporate infrared exposure: Use saunas or red light therapy to build exclusion zone water, support mitochondrial health, and boost cellular energy production. This can enhance overall resilience and healing.

3. Optimize sleep environment: Create a completely dark sleeping space using blackout curtains and avoid blue light before bed to maximize nighttime melatonin production and cellular repair processes.

4. Reduce EMF exposure: Keep wireless devices away from your body, consider hardwiring your workstation, and position your bed away from WiFi routers to minimize mitochondrial stress from non-native electromagnetic fields.

5. View illness differently: Recognize that symptoms like fever and mucus production can be beneficial, allowing the body to clear toxins and reestablish healthy cellular function. Support rather than suppress these processes when possible.

Memorable Quotes

"When you get a fever or when you develop mucus, it's an opportunity for your body to get stuff out that doesn't serve it. It is an opportunity. The question becomes, how can we help the body resolve that beneficial inflammatory cascade?"

"Our cells have this innate intelligence. If something's invading the cells and causing dysfunction, the body says this is not going to serve me long term. There's things we can do to push stuff out of the cell. Through our lens, we talk about building exclusion zone water."

"The foundation is light. When the light environment's in place, the mitochondria are healthier. When the mitochondria are healthier, the charge inside the cell is healthier. When that's healthier, the cell has the energy it needs to run all its processes."

Resources Mentioned

The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid, and Vapor by Gerald H. Pollack - https://amzn.to/4gzxyPD

Connect with GUEST

Website: carriebwellness.com

Socials: @carriebwellness

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"We can build our perfect life. We can literally build a life around how we want to live," says Oksana Hanson, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to share her transformative journey from corporate executive to quantum health advocate. After a melanoma diagnosis at 35, Oksana questioned conventional wisdom and embraced circadian biology principles, leading to profound improvements in her physical and emotional well-being.

Oksana discusses how aligning with natural rhythms, spending time outdoors, and prioritizing family values reshaped her life. She explains the power of saying "no" and the importance of living authentically. Oksana also reveals how homeschooling her children has allowed for a more circadian-aligned lifestyle and deeper family connections.

Tune in to today's episode to learn about Oksana's upcoming retreat, which promises to bring together leading minds in quantum health for a unique, immersive experience. Discover how embracing quantum principles can lead to what Oksana describes as "living heaven on earth" – a state she believes is within reach for everyone.

Key Takeaways

1. Start your day with sunrise exposure and end it by blocking blue light at night to improve sleep and energy levels.

2. Spend more time outdoors, even for everyday activities like meetings or coffee breaks, to boost mood and overall wellbeing.

3. Question conventional health advice and do your own research, trusting your intuition and personal experiences.

4. Create a set of core family values to guide decision-making and align your lifestyle with what truly matters to you.

5. Consider alternatives to traditional education, like homeschooling, to create a more flexible schedule that supports your family's health and circadian rhythms.

Memorable Quotes

"I deserve to be loved for who I am, not who I'm pretending to be. As a people pleaser, that wasn't the true and honest and authentic me. If I deserve love, true love, I have to show who I am."

"We can build our perfect life. We can literally build a life around how we want to live. Making that big change, moving to Nashville, all of a sudden we're like, we could do anything."

"We truly think that we are living heaven on earth, and that is within reach for everybody."

Resources Mentioned

Carrie Bennett Wellness - https://carriebwellness.com/

PubMed (medical research database) - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/

Connect with Oksana

Website: quantumlenswellness.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/QuantumLensWellness

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/quantumlenswellness/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@soulanchorco

Retreat: carriebwellness.com/retreat

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"Emotions are energy in motion, right? And energy is information. So these emotions are designed to inform us about our environment, about our experience, but we're not using that information," says Kelley Erickson, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to explore the intricate connection between our circadian rhythms, emotions, and consciousness.

In this enlightening episode, Kelley shares her personal journey of healing from PTSD and cPTSD, revealing how implementing circadian-aligned practices led to profound changes in her mental and emotional well-being. She delves into the science behind our circadian timing system and its relationship with our stress management system, explaining how sunlight exposure at specific times can reset our internal clocks and improve mood regulation.

Kelley also discusses the crucial distinction between emotions and feelings, and how understanding this difference can lead to better nervous system regulation and personal growth. She explores the concept of heart-brain coherence and its impact on our relationships and overall well-being.

Tune in to today's episode to discover how aligning with natural cycles can regulate your nervous system on an emotional level, and learn about the fascinating connection between consciousness, light, and love. Kelley's insights offer a unique perspective on personal transformation and the collective shift in human consciousness we're currently experiencing.

Key Takeaways

1. Harness the power of sunlight to regulate your emotional landscape and nervous system. Spend time outdoors daily, especially in the morning, to reset your circadian rhythm and improve overall well-being.

2. Practice distinguishing between emotions and feelings. Recognize that emotions are immediate, instinctual responses, while feelings are the meanings we assign to those emotions. This awareness can help break cycles of negative self-talk and nervous system dysregulation.

3. Incorporate heart-brain coherence techniques, such as using the HeartMath Institute app, to create a more balanced electromagnetic field. This can positively impact your relationships and overall sense of well-being.

4. Explore nature as a tool for nervous system regulation and connection to the quantum field. Activities like forest bathing, grounding, and walking meditation can provide numerous benefits for physical and mental health.

5. Cultivate a personal practice that aligns with your values and helps you maintain a stable, loving frequency. This will enable you to be a source of support for others during times of societal change and personal transformation.

Memorable Quotes

"When we have shame, it robs us of our personal authority. It robs us of our own personal power."

"Emotions and our experience of time are in a marriage together. They're intimately linked up and we know that time and space are constructs of perception."

"Nature, of course, is like our original home. It is the place where we evolved, and so it's no surprise that when we go out into nature, there are all kinds of benefits that we can receive."

Resources Mentioned

Power vs. Force: The Hidden Determinants of Human Behavior by David Dawkins - https://amzn.to/40xW5js

HeartMath Institute: https://www.heartmath.org/

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA): https://www.aa.org/

Connect with Kelley

Join the Metta Balance Network:

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"The goal of the technology is to stop and reverse human aging," says David Schmidt, inventor and founder of LifeWave, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to unveil groundbreaking research on light-encoded water that could revolutionize our approach to health and longevity. Schmidt's work, rooted in both cutting-edge science and ancient wisdom, demonstrates how embedding specific light frequencies into water can trigger rapid cellular regeneration and healing.

Schmidt explains how his invention, born from studying immortal species and decoding biblical numerology, allows light to be released inside the body, producing measurable physiological changes within seconds of consumption. He shares astonishing anecdotes of pain relief and scar tissue dissolution, and outlines plans to make this technology available for home use.

Tune in to today's episode to learn how Schmidt's discoveries challenge our understanding of human lifespan, and how this revolutionary approach to light therapy could pave the way for a future where aging is optional and optimal health is accessible to all.

5 Key Takeaways

1. Consider using photobiomodulation technologies like LifeWave patches to potentially improve health and reverse aging. The X39 patch in particular is designed to elevate copper peptide levels, which may reset genes to a more youthful state.

2. Look into emerging light-based therapies that introduce light directly into the body, such as the water technology described. These may offer rapid benefits for issues like inflammation and cellular regeneration.

3. Don't accept limitations on health and lifespan as inevitable. The human body likely has greater regenerative capacity than commonly believed, so explore natural therapies that may unlock this potential.

4. Stay open to unconventional health approaches that combine ancient wisdom with modern science, like using light frequencies found in nature to stimulate healing. The emerging field of biomimetics offers promising directions.

5. Be aware that transformative health technologies may exist but remain undisclosed to the public. Maintaining an open and discerning mind about "secret" advancements can expand your perspective on what's possible for human health and longevity.

Memorable Quotes

"The world of at least the US military is much more advanced than what most people realize. There are technologies that are so secret that they never get released. Even back in the 90s, they had something like the holodeck from Star Trek the Next Generation."

"Our bodies are controlled by light and energy fields. We can measure the release of photons from DNA and cells. These are highly coherent pulses of light that initiate many thousands of different biochemical reactions within the cell."

"The goal of the technology is to stop and reverse human aging. We're finding subtle ways to utilize it where we can use biological chromophores to direct energy to different parts of the body. Potentially we could have light being released into the heart to reverse cardiovascular disease. We could regenerate the liver, the kidneys, all by using chromophores charged with light going to specific parts of the body."

Connect with David

Website: https://www.lifewave.com/

X39 patch (LifeWave product): https://www.lifewave.com/x39

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeWaveHealth

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"Everything is quantum. The universe is quantum. We are quantum beings," asserts Dr. Teresa Bullard, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to illuminate the profound implications of quantum physics on our understanding of reality and personal transformation. As a Ph.D. physicist turned spiritual alchemist, Dr. Bullard bridges the gap between cutting-edge science and ancient wisdom, offering a unique perspective on how quantum principles can be applied to our daily lives and collective evolution.

In this captivating episode, Dr. Bullard delves into the esoteric impact of neutrinos, the practical applications of alchemy in the 21st century, and the quantum nature of consciousness. She explains how coherence at multiple levels—from our brainwaves to our gut microbiome—is key to unlocking our potential and influencing the quantum field. Dr. Bullard also shares her insights on the current state of humanity's collective transformation, likening it to a butterfly emerging from its chrysalis.

Tune in to discover how understanding quantum physics and alchemical processes can provide a roadmap for personal growth and societal change. Learn why Dr. Bullard believes we're at a critical juncture in human history and how embracing a quantum paradigm could be the key to navigating our ongoing metamorphosis.

Key Takeaways

1. Cultivate coherence in your life. Practice meditation, focus on gratitude, and work on aligning your thoughts and actions. This creates a more unified quantum state that allows you to better interact with and influence the quantum field.

2. Understand personal growth through an alchemical lens. View challenges as part of a larger transformative process rather than setbacks. Persist through all stages, even when things feel comfortable, to achieve lasting change.

3. Seek in-person connections to complement virtual interactions. Physical proximity allows for more immediate entrainment and coherence between people. Make an effort to gather in person with like-minded individuals when possible.

4. Apply quantum principles to daily life. Explore resources like the Quantum Learning Academy to learn practical ways of adopting a quantum mindset and achieving quantum coherent states.

5. Participate actively in societal transformation. Recognize we're in a critical transition period collectively. Stay conscious, intentional and disciplined in moving positive changes forward rather than backsliding into old patterns.

Memorable Quotes

"Quantum physics is the physics that governs the most fundamental building blocks of our universe. If we go down to the innermost core of everything that makes up this universe, it is going to be built based on quantum physics."

"The true gold of alchemy is the wisdom itself. It's not just about trying to turn lead into gold, as we were taught in our science history classes, but there is a wisdom of the process of transformation."

"We're in this transition between the fermentation and the distillation stage. This is where we really need to be conscious, intentional, proactive, and disciplined with how we continue to move the process forward. We're at a really critical time on the planet and in our modern world."

Resources Mentioned

The Game Changers: Social Alchemists of the 21st Century by Dr. Teresa Bullard - https://amzn.to/4au1xqP

Mystery Teachings on Gaia Network featuring Dr. Teresa Bullard -

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"We need to see all that in the health bubble," says Willie Duggan, third-generation lighting designer, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to illuminate the critical intersection between lighting design and human health. Duggan explains why the lighting industry's obsession with efficiency metrics has led to environments that disrupt our circadian rhythms and potentially harm our health. He shares insights from his own journey of recovery from a stroke at age 33, which sparked a passion for understanding the profound impact of our lit environments on our biology.

Today, Willie reveals how he's revolutionizing residential lighting design by incorporating circadian considerations, infrared light, and dynamic color temperature control. He discusses the challenges of educating an industry steeped in outdated paradigms and the exciting potential for collaboration between lighting professionals and health experts. Tune in to learn how Willie is building his own home as a prototype for health-optimized lighting and why he believes we're on the cusp of a paradigm shift in how we light our living spaces.

5 Key Takeaways

1. Design your home lighting with health in mind. Use dynamic white lighting that changes color temperature throughout the day, dimming and becoming warmer in the evening to support circadian rhythms.

2. Incorporate low-level lighting, like LED strips at skirting level, for evening use. This provides indirect, glare-free illumination from below rather than harsh overhead lighting.

3. Prioritize natural light by maximizing windows, especially south-facing ones. Position work areas near openable windows to get full daylight exposure when possible.

4. Be mindful of when and where you need functional task lighting versus ambient lighting. Many homes overuse bright overhead lights when softer, indirect lighting would be more appropriate and healthier.

5. Consider adding infrared light sources to your home, as this was present in incandescent bulbs but is lacking in most LED lighting. Look into emerging LED products that incorporate infrared wavelengths.

Memorable Quotes

"We need to see all of that in the health bubble, in terms of understanding it from a health perspective. It's products, but it's how they're combined. We can integrate different products in our spaces and create different circuits that we switch on and off at different times of the day."

"I think residential homes are probably the most important because we spend our time there at crucial times of the day. It's the morning, it's the evening, it's when we're getting those important cues, sunrise and sunset."

"The lighting industry and lighting research field need to be checking the papers from the health side. We need proper collaboration between design professionals approaching the same problem from different directions with different perspectives. That's where we get proper solutions."

Resources Mentioned

THE LIGHT DOCTOR: Using Light to Boost Health, Improve Sleep, and Live Longer by Dr. Martin Moore-Ede - https://amzn.to/41FhmrX

Connect with Willie

Website - willieduggan.com

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/willie_duggan/

LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/willie-duggan-70071731/

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We're doing something different this week by airing an interview that the lovely Dr. Kelli Ritter of the Nourished Soul podcast did with our own Meredith Oke. Listeners have been asking for an episode that covers the basics of starting in a circadian lifestyle, and this episode does a great job of sharing Meredith's very own journey.

Meredith realized that traditional health advice wasn't working for her. So she decided to look into alternative ways to improve her wellness and address her chronic fatigue. This search led her to quantum biology and the important role of light in our health. 

During the episode, Meredith discusses the core elements of a lifestyle that aligns with our body's natural rhythms, which includes smart light habits. She also talks about living in different countries and how she managed to stay healthy despite various challenges. Throughout the episode, Meredith encourages us to keep an open mind and follow our gut feelings. She encourages listeners who are ingesting lots of health and wellbeing content to be patient with themselves and start with small, easy changes like spending more time outdoors and using softer lighting in the evening to better align with our body's rhythms.

This is a great episode to learn more about following your intuition, and using excellent resources, like The Quantum Biology Collective Podcast and leveraging resources like the experts within the Quantum Biology Collective to help you understand the powerful impact of using your natural circadian biology to enhance your health.

Quotes:

• "I somehow decided to just hand my life over to my intuition and not to that part of our minds that wants to plan everything and make it fit in boxes." (02:34 | Meredith Oke) 
• "I didn't become protective of my indoor light till I learned really more about the circadian biology and understanding quantum biology." (27:18 | Dr. Kelli Ritter) 
• "So we just started very slowly making videos and interviewing as many experts as we could find on the topic and organizing the information for people who were not in a place where they were going to spend like hundreds of hours sifting through." (31:48 | Meredith Oke)

Links:

Kelli Ritter

Website: https://www.nourished-soul.com/

Nourished Soul Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-nourished-soul-podcast/id1611197818

Instagram: @dr_kelli

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“We are electric beings,” says Dr. Kelli Ritter, and she’s not just speaking metaphorically. Returning to The Quantum Biology Collective Podcast to discuss the link between light and anxiety, Dr. Kelli explains that the infrared light that our mitochondria make inside of us is the ultimate healer, and that light is informed by the natural light we take in. “I don’t think there’s anything more important to health.”

The structured water in our body is like a battery that is charged by natural light. When it comes to stress and anxiety, running on a consistently low voltage—as so many of us do—means that the signals and input that the brain and body pass back and forth become weak and glitchy. This lack of clear signal leads to chronic low-grade anxiety, which eventually becomes system burnout in the form of panic attack or depression. 

That same low voltage means that the body is too fatigued to fight and that all the other health and healing elements which we incorporate into our practice–nutrition, exercise–don’t work as well as they should. It’s all lost energy.

Dr. Kelli, who herself has experienced the same stress and anxiety that so many of us do, tried many of those healing strategies herself and with her patients. She always knew there was something missing, but not until she limited her blue light and became more in tune with her natural environment and her circadian rhythm did she begin to see major changes. She describes a transformation that was not just mental—clarity, groundedness, resilience– but spiritual, coming into total alignment with herself, an undeniable feeling of coming home.

Now that we know that the roadmap to our mental health lay within each of us, we can begin to make these changes, too. She describes the ideal lifestyle to support being sufficiently charged, even if it means starting small. Light informs life. Light shapes life. We are light inside and out. 

Quotes:

• “When you’re trying all these different things to heal and you’re working on your nutrition and you’re doing all the things that people tell you to do. That’s great, I think that’s helpful, but it’s never going to fix your voltage. Some of it might, by accident, do some helping of your mitochondria. But what I’m talking about is supporting the mitochondria so that we make the water and the energy, but particularly that water that becomes the battery and that is your body. And if it is depleted, then you are going to have symptoms. That’s what your body is going to say to you, ‘Hey, I don’t have the inputs that I need. You’re spending more than we’re making. And so that’s what I mean by low voltage. (3:34 | Dr. Kelli Ritter) 
• “Some of the [treatments] are even wasting more energy or taking as opposed to actually putting more in. So you do these extreme things and you’re trying to do the exercising and the cold plunging and all the cool things that all the cool kids are doing, and it’s actually putting more stress, which could be good if you were actually to a place where you’ve nourished your nervous system, your mitochondria, your hormones are optimized and now you’re using those as tools to help you.” (7:42 | Dr. Kelli Ritter)
• “The light inside of us is influenced by the light outside of us.”  (9:46 | Dr. Kelli Ritter) 
• “Once you start healing, and your nervous system starts to feel safer and you have more safety signaling going on, then old stuff will come up. Grief, stuff. Also what comes up is good. Realizing how much more connected you are to your natural environment. For me, it feels like I am more connected and aligned to my soul than ever before.” (25:39 | Dr. Kelli Ritter)

Links

Connect with Kelli Ritter:

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“Of course beauty matters and aesthetics matter, but your environment affects your health,” explains Mahwish Sayed, interior designer, student of Applied Quantum Biology and cancer survivor.

In this episode Mahwish discusses how to create beautiful spaces that fulfill our need to connect to nature and natural light cycles. Mahwish talks about windows and lightbulbs - as well as the mythology and symbolism of ancient cultures and how they support our healing on a subconscious level. This is a beautiful and fun conversation that will inspire a deeper connection to our day to day surroundings. And as always, we do not advertise on this podcast so do hit the 5 star review button and help us to continue our organic growth and to stay in touch click the link in the show notes for our monthly newsletter. 

Mahwish shares that her cancer journey opened up doors for her to view her environment through an epigenetic lens. As an interior designer, she was already familiar with the ways the environment can impact one’s emotions and health. She began to see that the modern environment most people live within is built in a way that prioritizes things like energy-saving and aesthetics over harmony with the body. Even the way windows are made is done in a way that reduces the spectrum of light that can get through to your skin and eyes. The LED lights that are so commonly used to save energy are known to be quite harmful to the body, causing complications like epileptic seizures.

To create a truly beautiful environment, it is important to look not only at beauty and aesthetics but also at the way the environment impacts your health. When your environment is well balanced and in alignment with your body, then that makes for a truly beautiful experience. 

Quotes

• “Of course beauty matters and aesthetics matter, but your environment affects your health.” (2:25-2:31 | Mahwish)
• “Starfire glass is the right glass to use (for windows) if you can get your hands on it.” (9:07-9:12 | Mahwish)
• “Our environment is an ecosystem, but we forget that the ecosystem is between our bodies and our environment.” (20:29-20:37 | Mahwish)
• “I'm not against saving energy. What I am against is what is packaged as saving energy actually kills bodies.” (20:54-21:06 | Mahwish) 
• “The word disease, right? ‘Dis-ease’ is dissonance. It's actually if our cells are vibrating, we are not in harmony with ourselves or the environment or vice versa. So if we are able to combat ‘dis-ease’, then we have to seek ways in which we're becoming more harmonious.” (29:02-29:28 | Mahwish)

Links

Connect with Mahwish Syed:

Instagram: @mahwish_syed_designs 

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“If you address the inputs, the outputs address themselves,” says Dr. Amanda Steencken, who joins The Quantum Biology Podcast to discuss her work with primitive reflex integration work. Primitive reflexes, she explains, are the body’s involuntary movements, which occur down to the subatomic level, in response to stimuli that promote brain development and keep us safe in the world. 

When this connection is never stimulated, or gets turned off for myriad reasons, the results are anything from fallen arches in the foot, to chronic pain, to anxiety and learning disabilities. The particular form of rhythmic movement training that Amanda practices imitates and recapitulates the movements done during development in utero, thus stimulating the brain connection. 

After getting her PhD in neuroscience and later studying naturopathy, Dr. Amanda discovered primitive reflex integration work, while looking for treatment for her own family The changes she has seen and experienced from it, combined with light optimization and balanced circadian rhythm, have been so remarkable as to lead her to place movement above nutrition and even oxygen in terms of vitality and importance to healing and optimal health. 

This practice is also beneficial for those stuck in fight/flight/freeze/fawn responses of their sympathetic nervous system. As rhythmic movement recreates the activity of our safest environment, it also shines a light on the importance of moving past fear to move toward healing. 

Join today’s podcast to learn how less is more, why healing is never pretty, but the smallest adjustments can yield the biggest results. 

Quotes

• “Food is important, but I’m at the point where I really strongly believe it is not the most important thing. Until you fix the light and until you become more aware of how to nourish your body water and your mitochondria, it doesn’t matter how keto you go, or how organic you eat, or how little junk food you have.” (17:27 | Dr. Amanda Steencken)
• “It boggles the mind how simple it is, and yet how dependent we’ve become. I mean, this is how I work now: I need the computer, I need the phone, I need the internet. I think that’s the truth for most of us, so we have to be even more diligent about the light breaks and the morning routine habit and all the little ways in which we can support our systems because we’re completely bombarded all the time with toxins.” (22:17 | Dr. Amanda Steencken)
• “When we teach these gentle rhythmic movements, we’re reminding that nervous system of something that it already knows. And the beautiful thing about what I just said is that we’re telling the nervous system something that it knows and therefore it can feel safe. We’re recreating the safety cocoon that we started our life out on earth in.” (53:38 | Dr. Amanda Steencken) 
• “If you address your inputs, the outputs address themselves.” (105:21 | Dr. Amanda Steencken) 

Links

Connect with Amanda Steencken:

Amanda's Website: https://horaioswellness.com/index.html

Book A Discovery Call with Amanda: https://calendly.com/horaioswellness/complimentary-discovery-conversation-video?month=2024-03

Sara Pugh's Quantum Ketosis Course: https://www.appliedquantumbiology.com/ketosis

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“They’re chasing the tail of self-development but they don’t realize that it’s survival stress and stored trauma that they’re managing all the time,” says Irene Lyon, pioneer in somatic and nervous system work, about the many “functionally frozen” people who attempt to engage in healing modalities while ignoring the foundational issue. On today’s episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast, Irene explains that when we experience trauma and adverse childhood experiences (ACE), and fail to release them physically—the way all other animals do in nature—they remain trapped in our autonomic nervous system. This is the basis of a myriad of chronic diseases, biomechanical issues, and dysfunctional behaviors. Until these baseline issues are addressed, healing modalities—namely meditation—remain ineffective and can actually cause far worse problems by bringing trauma to the surface and evoking the body’s original panic response. 

By following our impulses, practicing self-regulation and living in closer alignment with  nature, we can not only heal our trauma and open untold vistas of potential, but, being quantum beings, change the course of others, including those in the future and past generations. Irene’s clients have even reported it’s made parenting easy. She’ll discuss how to retrain yourself to best respond when you experience physical pain—including in public—and what to think about before embracing popular techniques such as breath work and cold plunging. 

There’s nothing “wrong” with us, we just have stored traumatic memories in our nervous system that wants to move out. Learn more about Irene’s 21-Day Tuneup to learn how you can start to approach the process of somatic healing and nervous system regulation. 

Quotes

• “If you have no place to put the memories that flood through when you get quiet with yourself, psychosis can occur, a chronic illness can occur.” (20:06 | Irene Lyon)
• “We have unconscious memories of everything that’s occurred to us sitting in our nervous system physiology and so the penny drops and all this old survival stress just bubbles up.” (31:14 | Irene Lyon)
• “It’s not that there’s something wrong with you per se, it’s that—if we’re really accurate—there’s stored traumatic memory in the autonomic nervous system that wants to move out.” (35:39 | Irene Lyon)
• “The autonomic nervous system governs the fight/flight/freeze/shutdown/collapse. It also governs our temperature regulation, our digestion, immune system, cardiovascular system, our social engagement. So, when we start to listen to these impulses, it’s like we’re reverse engineering the health of the system.” (51:25 | Irene Lyon)

Links

Connect with Irene Lyon, MSc:

https://irenelyon.com/

Socials: @irenelyon 

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The Quantum Biology Collective is a group of pioneering health professionals who study, apply and explain the emerging field of quantum biology: a new paradigm of understanding how human health REALLY works that is light years beyond the current established medical model. From the vast research showing that circadian rhythms regulate every important process in the body to emerging research that quantum mechanical processes are taking place in our cells—this new world is the missing link that you’re searching for, whether you’re a health practitioner, or someone trying to optimize your own health and your family’s.

In this episode Dr. Corey Ghazvini invites us to share his journey from a vegan night owl musician to a sunrise every day quantum clinician and educator. Dr. Ghazvini is board certified in Acupuncture, Chinese Herbology and Biomedicine and is an expert in the science of light, water, magnetism and mitochondria. In true quantum fashion we begin by discussing the family dynamics and trauma that led him to his awareness of a deeper energy and ultimately guided him to become devoted to health and healing at the quantum level. Dr. Ghazvini shares deeply and generously about his experience, and takes us for a ride on his cosmic journey. 

“The energy that we gather from the environment is exactly what we are. And as we become obsessed with societal and superficial ideas in education, we separate ourselves from this infinite amount of energy that we're capable of accessing,” explains Dr. Ghazvini. Chinese medicine understands that humans are a part of nature and that to be healthy, our bodies must be in balance with the environment. 95% of all disease is rooted in stress and a large portion of that stress can be directly linked to the artificial light and information that is all around us. By simply being in nature doing things like watching the sunrise and feeling the ground with our bare feet, it is possible to re-establish the connection between our bodies and the limitless energy of our environment.

The sun is the master conductor of all of nature, providing energy for biological processes. The typical Western lifestyle of massive reliance on technology and artificial light sources causes our mitochondria to function less efficiently, which in turn creates stress on the body that can quickly turn into disease.

Quotes

• “Chinese medicine, what it truly is, is an attempt to create a system that reminds people of how coherent we are with nature.” (13:17-13:33 | Dr. Ghazvini)
• “The energy that we gather from the environment is exactly what we are. And as we become obsessed with societal and superficial ideas in education, we separate ourselves from this infinite amount of energy that we're capable of accessing.” (23:33-23:58 | Dr. Ghazvini)
• “Quantum biology allows us to understand that it's truly all about light and energy.” (28:22-28:31 | Dr. Ghazvini) 
• “What our environment is trying to do is to provide the energy that we need. That's what natural light does. And artificial light, artificial information, from the media, from the institutionalized education system, are attempting to find a way to steal your energy.” (31:25-31:52 | Dr. Ghazvini)
• “Pain and symptoms are nothing more than a communication mechanism that the body is trying to use to tell you that what you're doing or where you are is completely inefficient.” (47:42-47:53 | Dr. Ghazvini)

Links

Connect with Dr. Corey Ghazvini:

Instagram: @optimallightdoc 

Website: https://optimallight.net/about

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How often does your dentist ask you how much blue light you consume each day, about your sleeping patterns, or even how long you were breastfed or if you fell on your tailbone when you were a child? These are just a few of the questions that Dr. Jalal Khan asks his patients during assessment, in his efforts to take dentistry well past “filling and drilling” to act as gateway to major healing in all areas of the body. 

A holistic dentist who regards himself more as an osteopath, Dr. Khan has absorbed the teachings of Dr. Jack Kruse and the late Sydney-based dentist Dr. Tony Ancell. Essentially, quantum dentistry dictates that changes in the mouth can have nonlinear effects throughout the body because the position of the teeth affects the arrangement of the cranial bones, which affect our overall structural alignment. 

And the mechanical element is only part of the story. Dr. Khan explains that within our retinae which contain the colors green, blue and red, we each are dominant in one, and secondary and tertiary in the other two, respectively. This color dominance helps determine our best diet and exercise practices and even personality traits, further helping to create nuanced, individualized healing and care versus a one-size-fits-all approach. 

Dr. Khan discusses the device he has helped to develop which, specified according to each individual mouth, activates specific teeth which then activate the bones in the head which releases the cerebral spinal fluid that he believes is the source of all healing. He describes clients he’s treated, alongside his colleague, a manual therapist, who have reported remarkable results for issues from depression to infertility. 

With his practice Dr. Khan is helping to drag dentistry out of “the Dark Ages.” Join this episode of The Quantum Biology Collective to learn how he plans to raise a generation of “quantum kids,” and why the circadian rhythms are the bedrock of all chronic disease in modern society–at least at the biophysical level.

Quotes:

• “The role that the mouth has in the way that the cranial bones move, that, for me, has been the superpower of the mouth.” (16:52 | Dr. Khan) 
• “I see myself as an osteopath. I’m just working on cranial bones that are at the front of the face. I’m less of a dentist and more of an osteopath. And dentistry, I’ll go as far as to say is in the Dark Ages. We’re still practicing some really archaic type of work. Even the well-intentioned functional dentists, I’ve seen some of their work because the children come to see me afterwards, and it’s horrendous.” (26:21 | Dr. Khan) 
• “It breaks my heart, and that’s why I’m so vocal about this. I know the dentists aren’t going to listen to me, but I know the mothers and the fathers are going to listen to me. And I know the manual therapists are going to listen to me because the osteos and the chiros are looking for dentists that get it. There are a lot of osteos and chiros that know that there’s something to do with the mouth. They don’t know what it is, they just know that there’s something in the mouth that could be upsetting the rest of the body, and they don’t know who to send their patients to.” (27:08 | Dr. Khan) 
• “This is where I get all metaphysical and woo-woo, I believe the cerebro-spinal fluid is the seat of the soul. I believe that’s where the soul resides, where the body’s natural intelligence resides, the body’s ability to heal resides inside the cerebro-spinal fluid.”  (35:11 | Dr. Khan)

Links

Connect with Dr. Jalal Khan:

Social Media: @k2calibre

Dr Khan's Website: sydneyairwayclinic.com.au

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“You’re just going to have to live with it.” This is the response, says today’s guest Thomas Van Doorn, medical professionals give to the nearly 11 million citizens suffering from chronic disease in his native Netherlands. This was the advice given to Thomas’s disabled sister, before he began to incorporate elements of quantum biology into her treatment.  Thankfully, she began enjoying remarkable results. 

While a tennis player at the national level, Thomas was looking to develop a protocol that would prevent injury and enhance performance, and the usual course of supplements, diet and physical therapy weren’t working. He began devouring the works of Dr. Jack Kruse and became convinced that, as photoelectric beings, like everything else in nature, our healing starts at the atomic level. 

Soon, he formed a clinic with like minded individuals from Dr. Kruse’s community. There, clients are guided through a 6-week light-optimization sequence, the foundation of which is regulating the circadian rhythm. Instead of medication or supplements, the clinic practices root cause medicine, and the results have been remarkable. 

Thomas and host Meredith Oke both agree that you don’t have to be a scientist to begin to master quantum biology concepts. Join this episode of The Quantum Biology Podcast as he compares modern medicine to auto repair and why he isn’t ready to let Andrew Huberman off the hook. 

Quotes

• “We always joke it was like a lightbulb switched on in your head, ‘OK, wow. This is an explanation I’ve never had before when it comes to the root cause of, let’s say, life, and at least ourselves and how it’s working and how the environment is interacting with our inner biology.” (4:41 | Thomas Van Doorn) 
• “That’s why I made the decision, OK, I don’t want to be in the supplement industry, the food industry, the physical therapy industry. I want to be in the quantum biology industry because it helped so much. And I came in more and more contact with other people on the forum for Jack Kruse who have healed skin diseases, or colon diseases, or any number of problems.” (9:42 | Thomas Van Doorn)
• “Basically, quantum mechanics, in science, we agree, it starts there. Let’s call it ‘the ground floor,’ and everything builds up. Why are we not looking like that when it comes to problems? Not only healthcare problems—of course, my main focus was healthcare problems—but just problems, in general. Why are we not, altogether, looking from that perspective and moving forward instead of almost moving backwards from the end of the problem, the symptom in this case, and trying to move backward. It felt so unnatural.” (13:52 | Thomas Van Doorn) 
• “That’s also something that I like about, let’s say, root cause when it comes to science or particles or atoms, or whatever. They will work for everybody. It doesn’t matter what genes, how old, which country—yeah, there are some nuances in it—but, it will work for everybody.” (16:02 | Thomas Van Doorn)

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“We don't stop at the barriers of our skin. We are intimately connected to the terrain within us, the microbiome, but that terrain expands throughout the universe,” explains Dr. Catherine Clinton, licensed naturopathic physician and quantum biology educator. Dr. Clinton was diagnosed with a slew of health issues from ulcerative colitis to Lyme disease all while in her second year of medical school. This led her to learning more about the connection between light and mitochondrial health. Today, she shares how connecting with nature can be used to improve mental health.

The whole body is a messaging system. Chronic diseases and sickness occur when there are blockages within the body’s communication system. These blockages are often a symptom of the modern lifestyle and come from sources like artificial light, processed food, and chronic stress. When the body can’t communicate effectively within itself, the immune system becomes deregulated. It’s important to #tendyourterrain, or your microbiome because your body is connected with everything in the universe through #quantumbiology. When your internal and external terrain are out of sync, your physical and mental health suffer. Connecting with nature is a great way to regulate your body and improve your mitochondrial health.

The negative health impacts of chronic stress and the modern lifestyle can last indefinitely if they are not addressed. Going barefoot in the grass, getting morning sunlight, and eating clean, unprocessed foods are relatively simple changes that can help restore the connections within your body’s messaging system. 

Quotes

• “All of these connections, the immune system, the gut, the heart, our neurological connection, our fascial connection, the way our mitochondria communicate, our whole body is a messaging system.” (7:01-7:18 | Dr. Clinton) 
• “The blockages in the communication are where our sickness and our chronic disease really stem from.” (8:47-8:55 | Dr. Clinton)
• “That stressor, that trauma, that chronic stress, and the changes that happen in our body can last a lifetime if they're not addressed.” (18:35-18:45 | Dr. Clinton)
• “We don't stop at the barriers of our skin. We are intimately connected to the terrain within us, the microbiome, but that terrain expands throughout the universe.” (29:37-29:50 | Dr. Clinton) 

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“Getting your feet on the bare earth and watching the morning sunrise is the cheapest health intervention in maybe the history of the world,” explains Dr. Max Gulhane, MD. As a family physician and host of the Regenerative Health Podcast, Dr. Gulhane is teaching people all over the world about the importance of a healthy circadian rhythm. His own experiences with trying to heal from terrible acne in his 20s led Dr. Gulhane to recognize the critical blind spots of traditional Western medicine. The strong pharmaceuticals he was prescribed left him with undesirable psychological side effects and the widely recommended plant-based diet only made his condition worse. When he discovered the low carb lifestyle and carnivore diet, his health improved dramatically, but there was one component still missing - light. In this episode, Dr. Gulhane explains how natural health interventions like regulating circadian rhythm are the key to regenerative health.

Without a biologically attuned light environment, your body does not have the opportunity to regenerate its health. This is because without the cues from the absence or presence of sunlight, the brain is unable to send the correct signals to your body that let it know when it is time to wake up, sleep, and eat. Nowadays, people typically live in homes overrun by artificial light sources and EMF waves from WiFi. These conditions are not biologically appropriate for health as the human body has evolved over thousands of years to work in alignment with the sun. When you surround yourself with artificial light and miss out on watching the sunrise and sunset, your body misses critical cues which leads to circadian dysfunction like the inability to create enough melatonin. Without melatonin, you may suffer from insomnia, making it more difficult for your body to recover.

Sleep provides a much needed opportunity for health regeneration. When sleep is interrupted by a toxic light environment, people begin to experience more serious health issues. If you are looking to heal your body holistically and have only focused on diet, start looking at your light environment and lifestyle to see where you can make circadian improvements.

Quotes

• “Food diet, light diet. Optimal health lies somewhere in the middle.” (14:40-14:45 | Dr. Gulhane)
• “Just like there is junk food, there's also junk light.” (17:01-17:04 | Dr. Gulhane) 
• “Morning light is critical, because it's essentially setting you up not only to start the day, but it's also setting you up for that night's sleep later in the day.” (30:17-30:29 | Dr. Gulhane)
• “Getting your feet on the bare earth and watching the morning sunrise is the cheapest health intervention in maybe the history of the world.” (42:14-42:24 | Dr. Gulhane)

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“Connective tissue literally goes everywhere, it connects everything, and it's surrounded by water. And it's surrounded by a very specific type of water called exclusion zone water that I think gives the whole body the ability to create this communication network, this coherent network that then can interact with the light outside, the light inside, electricity,” explains Carrie Bennett, MS ACN.

Carrie started off her college career as a biology major and student athlete. By senior year, her body was incredibly run down, constantly in pain, and not functioning the way it should have been for her age. Later on when she had her first child, Carrie’s health tanked and she knew it was time for answers. This led her back to school for a Masters degree in hopes of fixing her own medical issues. Through learning more about quantum biology, Carrie realized that she was extremely blue light toxic and that this toxicity was causing her and her baby’s insomnia. Today, she shares her journey from biology major to quantum health educator and nutritionist.

Carrie explains that in addition to the importance of light for mitochondrial health, several other factors were completely glossed over during her biology education; namely, biological or structured water and fascia. Fascia, also known as collagen or connective tissue, connects to every cell in the body down to the DNA level. It is surrounded by structured water and uses that to communicate with the body and the external environment. Hydration is incredibly important, because when you hydrate properly, you are improving the connectivity of the whole network. The fascia funnels energy or light through the structured water and this fuels all of the major biological processes in the body.

Water and light fuel the body’s communication system. When you properly hydrate your cells, they can create more structured water which allows your fascia to communicate more effectively with the light in your external environment.

Quotes

• “There's actually a network even more profound, that is even further reaching and deeper reaching than the circulatory system, and it's called our connective tissue, our fascia.” (16:46-16:57 | Carrie)
• “Connective tissue literally goes everywhere, it connects everything, and it's surrounded by water. And it's surrounded by a very specific type of water called exclusion zone water that I think gives the whole body the ability to create this communication network, this coherent network that then can interact with the light outside, the light inside, electricity, and all of it all comes together through the connective tissue.” (18:03-18:28 | Carrie)
• “If we're focusing only on drinking water, we have to focus on the quality of water that we're drinking.” (23:14-23:20 | Carrie)
• “We are now aware that these chemicals directly can impact the fascial system, and when they impact the fascial system, they change the water's ability to receive the light and communicate the message.” (24:55-25:07 | Carrie)
• “It’s through movement that the fascia truly funnels the water.” (33:15-33:19 | Carrie)

Links

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“It's not just drinking water. It’s making sure that your mitochondria can generate that structured water, that exclusion zone water, that is really what is hydrating you,” explains Dr. Lauren Dodds, quantum chiropractor and founder of South Alabama Quantum Health where she combines her work in upper cervical chiropractic care, craniosacral therapy, and the Arvigo techniques of Maya Abdominal Therapy with her deep understanding of quantum health. In this episode, Dr. Lauren discusses cellular hydration and why it is so important both to the structural integrity of the body as well as to one’s mental and emotional states. 

Cellular hydration refers to your mitochondria being able to generate enough structured or exclusion zone water for all of the body’s processes. In this case, cellular dehydration occurs anytime there is a dysfunction within the fascia or in the quality or quantity of available structured water. When your body doesn’t have enough structured water, the flow of electrons in your body will be disrupted. This can lead to an array of symptoms from brain fog and fatigue to gastrointestinal problems and muscle pain. In order to keep your mitochondria hydrated, it is critical to fix any dysfunction in your circadian rhythm by getting enough sunlight, observing the sunrise and sunset, and avoiding artificial light at night. You can also help your body out by improving the quality of your drinking water through filtering out toxins like fluoride and adding minerals like electrolytes.

Drinking water is not enough to ensure healthy levels of cellular hydration. Your mitochondria need the infrared light from the sun and free electrons from the Earth in order to generate enough structured water to maintain good flow throughout the body. If you have been suffering from the effects of cellular dehydration, consider working to improve your circadian rhythm and being mindful about the quality of your drinking water.

Quotes

• “Fascia and water go together. If one is dysfunctional, then the structure is not going to work.” (10:42-10:48 | Dr. Lauren) 
• “The water that we drink is called bulk water…doesn't have the same structure that the water that our mitochondria makes.” (11:36-11:58 | Dr. Lauren) 
• “It's not just drinking water. It’s making sure that your mitochondria can generate that structured water, that exclusion zone water, that is really what is hydrating you.” (12:46-12:57 | Dr. Lauren)
• “Making sure that you're getting good sunlight during the day, and then making sure that you're blocking the artificial light at night, I think are two of the biggest things that you can do for your mitochondrial health.” (17:28-17:40 | Dr. Lauren)
• “A lot of things come back to dehydration and not enough of that structured water. And then when you start to repair that mitochondrial function, to create that good water, it seems like a lot of things start to take care of itself.” (47:09-47:25 | Dr. Lauren)

Links

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Website: https://soalquantumhealth.com/

Instagram @drlaurendodds

“Pain is in the brain,” explains Stephen Hussey, doctor of chiropractic and practitioner of functional medicine who returns to the podcast to discuss the way the body interprets, processes and manages pain. In addition to the sensory components of pain, there are cognitive and emotional receptors, as well, which means physical pain is affected by mental and physical stress and vice versa. With enough trauma, the body begins to develop incoherence—which is when body systems are out of sync and unable to communicate. On this episode, Dr. Hussey discusses how we can build coherence and the connection between regulated pain signals and a properly charged system. 

A large part of pain management is the attitude we take toward it. Dr. Hussey will explain why we develop chronic pain even long after our injuries have supposedly been resolved, why opioids fail us, and what’s really behind the addiction to them.

Join today’s discussion to hear more about how pain starts, how it evolves and how we can build a resilience to it. 

Quotes:

• “You could have an emotional experience that’s very painful, and we describe it that way. And it’s because of these connections between the cognitive area and the emotional areas. Because cognitive, we’re thinking about this thing that happened to us and how terrible it is, and we have an emotional response to it and we describe that as painful. And sometimes it actually can result in physical pain because, again, we’re training it backwards.” (14:38 | Dr. Stephen Hussey)
• “This thing that happened to you—while it’s happening, the amount of communication between the prefrontal cortex and the emotional centers dictates whether or not that pain will become chronic once it’s resolved, or once the injury has resolved, or once the emotional trauma has—quote, unquote—resolved. Once those things have been over and done with, if you, during that time, trained your brain to communicate—the emotional and cognitive centers of the brain—you will have chronic pain, but if you didn’t, you very likely won’t have chronic pain.” (27:01 | Dr. Stephen Hussey) 
• “That’s what we should be focusing on in pain, is how to change the brain. Not just block a pain signal, but how do we change the brain.” (55:22 | Dr. Stephen Hussey)

Links

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Website: www.resourceyourhealth.com

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“There’s no such thing as empty space.” Today’s episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast revisits a riveting and revelatory discussion with Carrie Bennet wherein she explains the truth of the matter, both inside and out. We are, Carrie explains, contrary to what mainstream medical research has so long led us to believe, not biochemical beings but electromagnetic and vibrational beings. In fact, we are liquid crystal, the fourth phase of water, and that water acts as a conduit for communication with the superfluid ether that exists—moves, in fact, constantly, and without resistance—all around us. Rather than a series of particles, she explains, everything is a fluid, moving wave. 

This means we can interact with the ether, organize and harness it to do everything from heal ourselves to communicate with our ancestors. Carrie will discuss why so many physicists—including Einstein—believed ether didn’t exist, yet how it could help explain the existence of the pyramids. She also explains why, since we are so closely in tune with an energy field that connects us to everything in the cosmos—we must be intentional with our emotions, thoughts and feelings. 

Tune in to today’s discussion to learn more about ether—the bridge between the physical and the spiritual. 

Quotes

• “Really nothing is happening in the body without that water being involved. And that water provides this continuous web, this continuous conduit through which body-wide communication can take place. So, it legitimately is why this finger always knows what’s happening in this part of my brain which knows what’s happening in my big toe because there is a medium which connects it all through which they can communicate.” (24:21 | Carrie Bennett)
• “If we were to blow an atom up until it was the size of a football field—one atom, the size of a football field—we would have a nucleus that was about the size of a quarter at the 50-yard line and then we would have a fly, which was the electron buzzing around the outside of the stadium. And the rest would be filled with this substance that we call the ether. So it’s not empty, that’s the scale. So, we’re talking about—it is a fluid—so, a fluid medium that basically fills all space. So, anywhere there is empty space, it fills it. And even things that appear solid are actually always imploding and always pulling it into them as well.”  (42:29 | Carrie Bennett)
• “We’ve got to give up the idea of particles, even. We have to realize that everything is just a vibration, a wave, a fluid, a movement happening.” (44:05 | Carrie Bennett) 

Links

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carriebwellness.com

Instagram: @carriebwellness 

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“We are in a perpetual state of jet lag these days, simply because we don’t know what time of day it is.”
 

Carrie Bennett returns to the Quantum Biology Collective Podcast to discuss the importance of regulating circadian rhythms as a means to healing the gut. Every task in the body is timed to a vibrating central oscillator which acts like an internal metronome. When these vibrations are thrown into chaos–when we don’t get enough natural light, when we are exposed to our screens first thing in the morning and well past sunset—these systems are dysregulated resulting in inflammation.

While current protocol focuses on food and supplements, food is about more than providing nutrients. It’s meant to deliver information to the gut microbiome and the mitochondria about the time of year in our immediate environment. By eating out of season, we further confuse our systems and further inflame the gut. 

Through sufficient light exposure, Carrie has witnessed even the most extreme cases of IBS and other gut-based issues healed within very short periods of time. She describes the way she lets in the good light and keeps out the bad light throughout her typical day. She explains the importance of blue-blocking glasses, a calm parasympathetic nervous system, and why saying a prayer of gratitude before eating is a practice rooted in science. 

If you’ve tried all the other methods and have yet to restore your gut health, join today’s conversation. Carrie will explain the importance of grounding, of getting sunlight on your abdomen and just how important melatonin is to healing. 

Quotes:

• “Food is two things in my opinion: Food is nutrients. Certainly, we need nutrients. There are building blocks and vitamins and minerals and co-factors and phyo-enzymes and nutrients that we need to support our overall health. So, that’s great, we do need nutrients. But, we also have to recognize that food is information about our environment.” (12:55 | Carrie Bennett)
• “The only way that the gut can actually heal and regenerate a new lining is when it knows that it’s darkness. That is when tissue regeneration and cell division turns on. So, at night, the brain has to recognize darkness to literally signal tissue regeneration in the gut. And if it doesn’t, that night, that gut’s not getting repaired.” (20:55 | Carrie Bennett) 
• “Those electrons from the earth act as antioxidants. They are nature’s perfect antioxidants because they go anywhere they’re needed and they can immediately start to calm these inflammatory cascades.” (38:55 | Carrie Bennett)

Links

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“The great news of quantum biology is that life gets better, and our health can get better,” explains host Meredith Oke. Welcome to The Quantum Biology Collective Podcast, where Meredith breaks down the practical health application of this emerging science. As we head towards a scientific revolution, Meredith uses today’s episode to explain the intersection between quantum physics and biology and how this topic relates to human health.

As someone who has struggled with chronic fatigue for many years, Meredith went from doctor to doctor to find a solution. When traditional medicine failed her, she embarked on a quantum biology journey to discover more information about health and wellness. Although we can’t always fix our mitochondria and heal, subscribing to this science's principle will improve our overall health and quality of life.

It’s getting much clearer why the human health paradigm is shifting. Learn more about Meredith’s interest in quantum biology, optimizing our light environment, and what it means to create a new paradigm.

Quotes

• “We can be moving towards better and better and better. We might hit the wall or hit a roadblock, but there are many doors of healing.” (16:38-16:45 | Meredith) 
• “The great news of quantum biology is that life gets better, and our health can get better.” (16:59-17:06 | Meredith) 
• “Even if we can't fix that mitochondria, our quality of life when we subscribe to the principles of quantum biology, even if we are sick, it's so much better.” (18:16-18:28 | Meredith) 
• “The quantum biology collective means that we are at a tipping point where the approach to how we understand human biology will change fundamentally and drastically. And it's happening right now.” (19:28-19:47 | Meredith) 
• “If we don't shift to thinking about our health, we're all going to suffer because the way our modern life is structured will make us sick.” (32:13-32:22 | Meredith)

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“Light therapy is unbelievably powerful and it certainly is the future of medicine,” says David Schmidt, CEO of health and wellness company LifeWave, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to discuss his X39 patch and its ability to completely change our current approach to anti-aging and, as a result, to fighting disease. Rather than injecting stem cells, exogenous substances or outside sources of light into the system, the patch works with the infrared light which exists inside of the body, communicates with the body’s systems and sets changes in motion. On today’s episode, David explains what separates his products from other forms of phototherapy and how his early work with the military and in cancer research led up to his work today. 

Nature and religion have also inspired David’s research. He describes his findings from studies of flatworms, hydras and lobster—species which contain an abundance of stem cells, regenerate lost body parts and, as long as they are protected and properly provided for, are immortal. He also explains his belief that the equivalent of God’s word is written in numeric form in the light frequencies of living species. 

In both nature and prayer, we can find the answers to our healing, David says. Join today’s discussion to learn more. 

Quotes

• “I would say the single biggest difference between lifewave and other light therapy devices is that these products use modulated light which have information that can trigger a specific biochemical effect. (16:12 | David Schmidt)
• “As we age, the body actually emits more light, and this isn’t a good thing because the cells are leaking. And when they’re leaking this light, it interferes with the ability of the cells to be in homeostasis, be in balance. What we found with the energy patches when we did this back in 2008 or 2009, is that it decreases the light emission from the body to improve homeostasis. So, it brings the body back to balance and this is a very powerful anti-aging mechanism.” (21:40 | David Schmidt) 
• “God, the Creator of the Universe, who created everything, put His fingerprint or signature, in numbers, in living species. And we can use that information to create new types of light therapy devices that can potentially stop and reverse human aging, not to mention treatment of disease.” (29:06 | David Schmidt) 
• “The other reason, I think, to do this is to empower people, not just with information but with technology that they can use.” (39:57 | David Schmidt)
• “We’re not injecting stem cells into the body; what we’re really doing is getting the stem cells that are already in the body to act like younger cells. What happens is that we’re tapping into the communication system that already exists in our bodies.” (48:09 | David Schmidt)

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“When people get to settle into their natural rhythm versus forcing themselves to be what they’ve been conditioned to be or what society tells us we need to be, then there’s infinite freedom,” says Gwen Dittmar, who specializes in Quantum Human Design. This practice, originally founded by Rah Uber Hu, draws from Vedic astrology, quantum physics, the Hindu chakra system, as well as elements of Kabbalah and of the Chinese I Ching. 

We are all composed of nine energy centers in different configurations which determine the unique way in which we all download information from the divine and how that information assimilates inside of us. Our “authorities” help us best make decisions, while our “strategies” help to determine how we are best to engage in life. Our “profile number” has to do with our personalities, our purpose and our ideal experience. 

Gwen practices a form of quantum design introduced by Karen Curry Parker, which is built upon Ra Uru Hu’s work and considers us co-creators along with our chart, able to tap into different frequencies that may not necessarily be printed there. 

Gwen walks Meredith through her own quantum design chart, explaining how it affects everything from her ideal method of manifesting to the way she digests food. As humans have evolved so have–and will–the elements of quantum design. Gwen explains the “split” she believes humanity will experience in our lifetime, one which will explain all of the transitions the world has been experiencing lately. 

Quantum human design helps us to better understand ourselves, our unique way of being in the world, and how we can tap into our highest potential. It gives us the opportunity to develop more compassion for others, allowing us to celebrate what they bring to the table, and determine how to best work together for a common good. 

Quotes:

• “I call it an ‘activation’ because there’s something–a frequency, quantum, a transmission–that activates inside of you, and your body responds to it like, ‘Oh, right! That’s the incarnation! That’s the truth and the essence of who I really am. Let’s learn more about that.” (8:53 | Gwen Dittmar)
• “As long as we’re open and we’re willing and we’re curious to either be accurate in what we thought or inaccurate and to learn something new and open to something new, I think skepticism and doubt are beautiful.” (12:07 | Gwen Dittmar)
• “A lot of people feel like, ‘Wow, there’s nothing wrong with me. This is the frequency and the essence that my soul chose to incarnate and to experience in this lifetime. So, how can I learn to be with that?’” (22:49 | Gwen Dittmar)
• “We know from our primal ancestors that if there was fear of a bush or a berry, it was important to follow that and be connected to that and to not eat that berry. For your survival. That was instinct. But then we evolved as a species. Yes, that’s very important. We need that for time, for safety, for instinct, for that primal knowing. But we’re also starting to evolve and we’re starting to have feelings of, ‘OK, I have fear, but is it really because I’m on the edge of a cliff or is there fear because there’s something that I want to embark on and I’m scared to do it.” (27:37 | Gwen Dittmar)
• “Yes, it’s important to know how you feel but also not to be consumed by how you feel. Because it’s just information, it’s not a whole experience.” (29:53 | Gwen Dittmar)
• “And what’s so cool is that, in Human Design, there’s also very specific information for each person about how they’re supposed to eat, when they’re supposed to eat, what types of food they’re supposed to eat, what’s really important for them while they’re eating.” (46:31 | Gwen Dittmar)
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“The main role of the heart is to vortex blood. So in a way, it is kind of responsible for the motion of blood, but just not in the way, not in the forceful pumping that we think of,” explains Dr. Stephen Hussey.

Dr. Hussey first got curious about the way heart health actually works upon reading a study that showed how inefficient the heart is as a pressure propulsion pump. In school, people are taught that the heart’s main function is to pump blood throughout the body. In reality, the heart functions more like a hydraulic ram. Dr. Hussey explains how light helps heart health and why most of what you were likely taught about the heart is probably wrong.

The heart helps with blood flow, but is not actively pumping it throughout the body. Because biological surfaces are hydrophilic, or water loving, they will attract the water in the blood, re-structure it, and then that structured water lines the arteries. Thanks to the paramagnetism of body tissues and blood, the blood is attracted to the structured water along the lining and this keeps blood flow moving. When flow is interrupted, that is when medical issues arise like blood clots, strokes, and heart attacks. The main problem is that modern life is no longer conducive to creating or maintaining healthy flow throughout the body. From processed diets to artificial light, the modern lifestyle is one that tends to keep people out of balance with their environment. 

There are many ways to strengthen your heart’s ability to vortex blood. Activities like taking a walk barefoot, seeing the sunrise and sunset daily, and using an infrared sauna can help you to improve flow and boost your heart health. 

Quotes

• “In a hospital setting, being under this blue light and just non-healing environment, these things that interfere with the structure of water, would be the worst spot for someone to be who's in say heart failure.” (2:10-2:20 | Dr. Hussey)
• “It’s no coincidence that the heart has the largest magnetic field of anything in the entire body.” (7:33-7:39 | Dr. Hussey)
• “The main role of the heart is to vortex blood. So in a way, it is kind of responsible for the motion of blood, but just not in the way, not in the forceful pumping that we think of.” (10:35-10:46 | Dr. Hussey)
• “It's way more important to increase flow, increase the ability of fourth phase water to structure itself onto biological surfaces, whether it's the lining of the artery or the elements of the blood, makes way more sense to focus on electron flow to keep your mitochondria functional in your heart, because that's what creates that huge magnetic field so the blood can continue to flow. And so that becomes the recipe for heart health is optimizing your physiology based on this biophysics rather than over analyzing just one aspect of the body.” (24:41-25:20 | Dr. Hussey)
• “You just have to put your body in the right environment, based on physiology, based on physics really, and trust that it is going to do the right thing.” (30:59-31:09 | Dr. Hussey)

Links

Connect with Dr. Stephen Hussey:

IG @drstephenhussey

Website & Book: https://www.resourceyourhealth.com/

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“Everything the cell does, it doesn't matter what kind of cell, it needs a cell full of easy water,” explains Dr. Gerald Pollock. Dr. Pollock is a professor of bioengineering at the University of Washington, founding Editor in Chief of The Water Journal, founder of The Water Conference, and author of several bestselling books including The Fourth Phase of Water. Today, guest host Carrie Bennett talks to Dr. Gerald Pollock about easy water, or exclusion zone water, and the truth about how our cells really work. 

When we are in school, we learn that the energy in our bodies comes from ATP generated by our mitochondria. However, in truth, water plays a huge role in where we get our energy. 99 out of every 100 molecules in the body are water molecules, and that water exists in a different form from the liquid water we are used to seeing. The water within our cells is a structured water with rearranged hydrogen and oxygen molecules forming hexagons to create a barrier against penetration. In order for our cells to function optimally, they must be filled with easy water. 

Most people are familiar with the fact that the human body is composed mostly of water, but quantum biology takes it a step further to examine the nature of that water. The water within our cells is in a gel-like form known as exclusion zone water or easy water. This gel-like water is where our cells get the majority of their energy from.

Quotes

• “99 out of every 100 molecules in the body is water.” (2:15-2:19 | Carrie)
• “Water is the true battery of energy that the body draws upon.” (5:43-5:47 | Carrie) 
• “It looks as though there's less structured, easy fourth phase water inside the cancer cell. And maybe it's entirely possible, nobody studied this, that the very fact that there's a diminution of the ordinary amount of easy water inside the cell makes it a cancer cell and makes it keep dividing.” (1:03:30-1:03:55 | Dr. Pollock)
• “Everything the cell does, it doesn't matter what kind of cell, it needs a cell full of easy water.” (1:06:16-1:06:23 | Dr. Pollock)
• “The key is that the Earth is not neutral, it's negatively charged.” (1:15:16-1:15:20 | Dr. Pollock)

Links

Carrie Bennett on Instagram @carriebwellness

Dr. Pollock's book is "The 4th Phase of Water" https://www.amazon.com/Fourth-Phase-Water-Beyond-Liquid/dp/0962689548

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Are you struggling to find restful sleep in our screen-saturated world? Tune into this episode of the Quantum Biology Collective Podcast where Meredith Oke and sleep guru Coach Nic Tan explore solutions for sleep challenges in our technology-driven era, focusing on blue blocking glasses and circadian rhythm optimization.

Coach Nic Tan recounts discovering how blue light was affecting his sleep and health. He sheds light on how our modern, screen-filled lives disrupt our natural sleep-wake cycles and impede melatonin production, often leading to sleep disturbances and other health concerns.

He emphasizes the role of light hygiene in sleep improvement, recommending starting with affordable blue blocking glasses and later exploring more sophisticated options. Tech solutions like Iris software and the Night Shift mode on iPhones, which redshift screens to minimize harmful blue light exposure, which Nic suggests are particularly crucial in the evening. In home lighting is also an area where we can improve.  Nic suggests shifting to circadian-friendly lighting options like orange or red bulbs to minimize melatonin disruption. He says this simple change can markedly enhance sleep quality.

This episode offers concise, practical strategies for better sleep in our digital world, showcasing Coach Nic Tan's insights on improving sleep hygiene for enhanced well-being.

Quotes:

• “Blue light actually interrupts our circadian rhythm and tricks and confuses our body into thinking that it's daytime when it's actually night.” - Nic Tan (10:49) 
• “Up until the invention of the light bulb and even then the earlier light bulbs were not suppressing our melatonin as much. And then the more energy efficient they become, the more and the brighter, the more blue light, the more they're suppressing the melatonin. So now we are basically surrounded, unless we intentionally choose otherwise, if we just default to what's available, we are surrounded by melatonin suppressing agents. Like streetlights, headlights, our light bulbs at home, our screens, all of it.”  - Meredith Oke (17:37) 
• "So typically blue light blocking glasses, that will be the very first step based on my personal experience, as well as, you know, the people that have helped, that seems to be one of the biggest needle movers." - Nic Tan (00:27:03)
• “Iris is one of my favorite circadian rhythm-friendly programs for your desktop or your MacBook. Essentially, it's very intuitive, so you can actually set based on your location, so your latitude, longitude, and it will essentially calculate when there's a sunrise and sunsets, and you can then set the extreme settings. For example, when the sun sets, you may want to remove all the blue. And then during daytime, you may want to kind of like just have a little bit of color on your screen. So when you can set the extreme point between solar noon and sunrise and sunset, the program would then run on its own and help you shift the blue as well as the red throughout the entire day.”  - Nic Tan  (41:01) 

Links

Connect with Nic Tan:
Instagram: @coachnictan

For a FREE 30 min lifestyle audit with Nic: click the link in his Instagram bio 

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“We live in divine direction and divine time,” says today’s guest David Meltzer, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast for the show’s first-ever bonus episode. Though he is a legendary sports agent—as well as a lawyer, entrepreneur, speaker, author and lawyer with a huge online following—David’s journey and transformation using quantum principles has led him to believe that competition with anyone but oneself is a zero sum game. Instead we are all interconnected and have access to infinite abundance, love, promotion and protection. To achieve our goals we must simply learn not to interfere with what we’ve already been given. 

In today's episode, David explains that as humans we bear not only a genetic inheritance but an energetic one, and that our attitudes, beliefs and thoughts deeply impact our reality. He discusses quantum healing, both on the conscious and subconscious level, why sleep is not only important for physical restoration but as a means of accessing another level of consciousness not available to us when we’re awake, and what it truly means to surrender. 

David’s journey exemplifies the importance of meeting people where they are in their spiritual journey rather than where we think they should be. Stay tuned to learn how you can obtain a complimentary copy of his book wherein he shares more lessons from his remarkable journey. 

Quotes:

• “So everything was a trade and negotiation. I was born to buy things I didn't need to impress people. I didn't like to live within the energy interference or suck between ‘I am,’ and ‘This is what I want people to think I am.’  But I met at the right time someone who elevated my understanding and awareness to two things: meditation and quantum healing…Dr. Sengita Sahi, explained to me awareness and the power of awareness and perspective aligned with my values of gratitude, forgiveness, accountability and inspiration. But she hooked me by telling me she could elevate my awareness when to buy or sell…And as I started to understand more and more of that over the last 18 years and to make it a daily practice and surround myself with the world thought leaders in this space, as you have.” (5:27 | David Meltzer) 
• “I think about it in the realm of consciousness because it is relative to awareness. So, I will look within the cellular structure of the cellular memory of our cells in the conscious being, and then I look at the 40,000 of the same thoughts that are hosted in the subconscious.. we inherited--at least, we can scientifically prove—four generations of genetic inheritance, but energetic inheritance is, in my opinion, millions of lifetimes.” (8:38 | David Meltzer) 
• “I then realized, ‘What am I doing to interfere with what I’m already given?...so I look at things—what time I wake up, my sleep, what I eat, how I exercise—[as] what am I doing to interfere with my potential? My truth? My higher self?’” (16:40 | David Meltzer) 

Links

Connect with David Meltzer:
Website: dmeltzer.com

Socials: @davidmeltzer

Todd's marketing research: https://thegrowthsuite.com/free-resources/

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"I don't think it's an exaggeration to say the majority of breast cancer cases today in the Westernized world are related to light exposure, seeing the wrong light at the wrong time, which is huge." - Dr. Martin Moor-Ede

In this episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast, host Meredith Oke interviews Dr. Martin Moor-Ede, a leading expert on circadian clocks and the health problems caused by artificial light at night. Dr. Moor-Ede, a former professor at Harvard Medical School, shares his journey into circadian medicine and the groundbreaking discoveries he made about the impact of light on our bodies. 

Dr. Moor-Ede explains how exposure to blue-rich light at night disrupts our circadian rhythms, leading to a range of health issues including sleep disorders, fatigue, obesity, diabetes, and even cancer. He emphasizes the importance of regulated circadian rhythms for overall health and highlights the need for greater awareness and education on this topic. He also discusses the challenges in the lighting industry and the urgent need for better lighting solutions that prioritize our health. This conversation sheds light on the practical strategies and feasible actions we can adopt to protect our circadian rhythms and improve our human health.

Quotes:

• "The trouble is the people who know this stuff and know the science already, and maybe in the lighting industry, you know, all talk to each other. But the rest of the world is pretty unaware of some of this and it’s really important for everybody to understand." (01:53 | Dr. Martin Moor-Ede)
• “And around 2007, the World Health Organization came out with this finding that was stunning. The conclusion was, looking at all the research, including the work I mentioned, it was pretty clear that that light at night was a carcinogen. And that it was related to exposure to light at night and it suppressed melatonin and it precipitated or accelerated cancer.” (15:36 | Dr. Martin Moor-Ede)
• "Blue light during the day - you are sitting outside there with a beautiful daylight coming in. You're getting bathed in a lot of blue. That is critical to keeping the circadian clock synchronized today. As soon as it is dusk, you want to get rid of all the blue." (23:45 | Dr. Martin Moor-Ede)
• "Blue light does a number of things. It interferes with our glucose metabolism. We developed something called insulin resistance. That was the body does not respond to insulin and hence insulin has to be pumped out more. And this is an effect you can get immediately the first night you expose to blue light." (29:03 | Dr. Martin Moor-Ede) 
• "I don't think it's an exaggeration to say the majority of breast cancer cases today in the Westernized world are related to light exposure and seeing the wrong light at the wrong time."(38:31 | Dr. Martin Moor-Ede)

Links:

Connect with Dr. Martin Moore-Ede:

Website: https://thelightdoctor.com 

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“Sleep architecture is the map of how your circadian system is working,” says Dr. Josh Rosenthal, dual board certified sleep and regenerative medicine specialist, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to discuss just how important sleep is to optimal function and the prevention of major diseases. And it's even more important than you might think. 

In his practice, Dr. Rosenthal began to encounter patients with more and more health concerns despite their labs being normal. The issue, he says, was sleep fragmentation, a lack of sustained, reparative sleep achieved in the proper order. Today, he explains what a good night’s sleep looks like and how broken sleep architecture leads to major chronic diseases.

He also discusses his own experimentation with light, including effortless weight loss from simply wearing blue blockers for an hour at night. Dr. Rosenthal also explains the emotion code at the heart of many diseases such as cancer and why supplements may actually be hastening your body's deterioration.

Join today's discussion to learn how you can build optimal sleep architecture in your own life and keep your body functioning optimally.

Quotes:

• “Really, what I was seeing was, I think, we’d call ‘circadian disruption,’ and that sleep architecture is, in fact, the map of how your circadian system is working. So, if you get a sleep test and your doctor says, ‘Hey, you’re fine,’ and you look and and you see you have no deep sleep, you have no dream sleep, you have a very small amount or ranges of what that should be, that tells you that the mechanisms are not kicking in.” (8:19 | Josh Rosenthal, MD)
• “Everything seems to be working until it doesn’t. If I had a nickel for every 40- or 50-year-old who said, ‘I was doing great, until…’... So, sleep is kind of that natural oil change. That’s how you can maintain the car of your brain and your body and your organs and all the different systems. So, getting this right is, in my opinion, absolutely paramount in any sort of healing modality.” (28:15 | Josh Rosenthal, MD)
• “To me, this is the most powerful feed-forward mechanism for disease, and also, inversely, it’s going to be the most powerful feed-forward mechanism for healing because when you get this right, it’s going to benefit you every day. If you get this wrong, you’ll have a detriment every day.” (32:26 | Josh Rosenthal, MD) 

Links

Connect with  Josh Rosenthal, MD:

Website

Quantumlifewellness.com

Socials

@qlwellness

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Continuing our celebration of our podcast’s 365 days around the sun (what could be more appropriate!), we are so happy to share Part II of our most downloaded episodes. Thank you for listening to our show and learning about the powerful science of Quantum Biology.

We want others to discover us.  Thank you so much for leaving us  a rating and review on Apple or Spotify - it means a lot and is a great contribution to the spreading of this message.

If you want to tap into more knowledge and get personal guidance on applying this science, you can find the Quantum Biology Collective's directory of practitioners on our website or become a QBC member to get live info and access to the video library.  And, if you are a practitioner looking for more knowledge, check out the 8-week Applied Quantum Biology Certification program, which offers a comprehensive study of the new human health paradigm and its practical application.

Links

Number 1

Ep 038: Circadian Scientist Dr. Martin Moore-Ede Explains How Artificial Light At Night Leads To Diabetes, Obesity and Cancer

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-038-circadian-scientist-dr-martin-moore-ede-explains/id1657777911?i=1000625528281

Watch on YouTube: Circadian Scientist Dr. Martin Moore-Ede - How Artificial Light At Night Leads To Diabetes & More

Website: https://thelightdoctor.com

Number 2

Ep 043: Is Avoiding The Sun A Health Hazard? Dr. Leland Stillman On The Importance of Sunlight to Human Health and Longevity

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-043-is-avoiding-the-sun-a-health-hazard-dr/id1657777911?i=1000629491567

Watch on YouTube: Is Avoiding The Sun A Health Hazard? Dr. Leland Stillman On The Importance of Sunlight

Website: https://stillmanmd.com/

Dr Stillman's Substack: https://stillmanmd.substack.com/

Instagram: @stillmanmd 

Number 3

Ep 036: You’re Not ‘Just Tired.’ Why Fatigue Is The Red Flag of Mitochondrial Dysfunction with Carrie Bennett, MS

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-036-youre-not-just-tired-why-fatigue-is-the-red/id1657777911?i=1000624018580

Watch on YouTube: You’re Not ‘Just Tired.’ Why Fatigue Is The Red Flag of Mitochondrial Dysfunction w/ Carrie Bennett

The Adrenal Fatigue Fix: https://www.carriebwellness.com/offers/WTxqNo8b/checkout

Carrie's Website: https://www.carriebwellness.com

Instagram: @carriebwelness 

Number 4 + Bonus 

EP 050: Circadian Secrets To A Smoother Menopause (& Life)

“The average maximum security prison nurse gets more time outside than children do today,” shares Jim Laird, master strength and conditioning fitness coach with 25 years of experience. Today, Jim acts as the guest host alongside co-host Jackie Jolie, a recent graduate of the Quantum Health Practitioner Program level one, to talk about lessons learned throughout their careers from lifting weights to watching sunrises. 

Jackie met Jim at a CrossFit gym. She was a college student doing all the usual things, barely eating, avoiding proteins and fats, and ignoring weight training in favor of cardio. Training with Jim changed her entire mindset, as she realized she could actually eat real foods and gain muscle tone while staying a healthy weight. When Jackie ended up with Lyme disease, Jim helped her again by introducing her to the world of quantum biology and the role of sunlight in overall health. She had been spending a lot of time outside working with horses, but had not known how the timing of sun exposure played a large role in mitochondrial health. Now they encourage others to think differently, showing people with autoimmune conditions and chronic diseases that healing can be as simple as getting reconnected with nature, seeing the sunrise, and helping the body become more resilient to everyday stressors. 

The modern world is designed to limit our time in nature. Kids barely go outside to play, people work long days indoors, and all of this is viewed as normal. If you go back even just a couple decades, people were regularly spending time outside and there were much lower rates of chronic disease and obesity. It is important to lead by example and encourage others to connect with nature daily for their overall wellbeing. 

Quotes

• “Our modern world is designed to pull us away from nature. If you go back even to 1970, and you look at beach pictures of 1970 or pictures from Woodstock, there were no obese people. None. Half those people didn't work out. Women in the 1950s, sixties, it was unfeminine. Marilyn Monroe was one of the first women to actually strength train. And what did they do? They spent a lot of time outside. They didn't eat the garbage that we eat now. They made most of their food from scratch. They mowed their grass. They lived an active lifestyle. They went to the beach. They spent tons of time outside. They didn't have screens. So our number one battle is to look at the awesome technology that allows us to have this conversation and help as many people as we can. How do we balance being in touch with nature with the convenience of modern life?” (17:19-18:19 | Jim) 
• “The thing that I didn't really expect was going to happen after you see all the physiological stuff is, I had a better ability of coping mechanisms.” (23:16-23:26 | Jackie)
• “The average maximum security prison nurse gets more time outside than children do today.” (28:02-28:06 | Jim)
• “In our modern world, we're going to need people that lead by example.” (37:52-37:56 | Jim)
• “How quickly could racism go away if we were teaching kids in elementary school that skin color is a light story? That your friend has genes that come out of Africa and their darker colored skin, because that body needs more sun than you do.” (56:24-56:41 | Jackie) 

Links

Connect with Jim Laird on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gymlaird/

Connect with Jackie Jolie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jolie_en_sol/

"The truth is a thread. It's like a river that runs through everything," says Perri Chase.

In this episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast, host Meredith Oke engages in a deep conversation with “accidental” spiritual teacher, Perri Chase. The episode delves into the process of modern-day spiritual awakenings and the importance of cultivating inner light for physical healing.

Perri shares her powerful message of cosmic truth in simple and direct language. She emphasizes the importance of energetic mastery and understanding the laws of energy that surround us. Perri encourages listeners to open themselves up to their higher and highest selves, bringing that higher self into their lived experience.

The conversation between Meredith and Perri is filled with authenticity and vulnerability. They discuss the unraveling process that often accompanies spiritual awakenings, likening it to unraveling a sweater. Perri and Meredith encourage listeners to trust their intuition and follow their own unique paths. They emphasize the power of holding space for truth and not getting caught up in debates or trying to convince others. Instead, they advocate for embodying truth and allowing it to speak for itself.

Quotes:

• "We are in a time of mass awakening. People are having awakenings and they're living in a world where that awakening does not make any sense." (10:24 | Perri Chase)
• "The practice of staying open in the body and going slow and continuously being committed to that opening is a very important part of healing." (21:11 | Perri Chase)
• "The truth sort of speaks for itself. You just kind of hold it and represent it. You do not need to bang it over people's heads. It just is. It's an ‘is’-ness. And they don't have to accept it for it to be true." (37:34 | Perri Chase) 

Links

Connect with Perri Chase:

Website: https://perrichase.com/slay

Instagram: @perri.chase

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Join Candice Knight, a functional medicine physician, and host Meredith Oke in this inspiring episode as they discuss the profound gift of empowering people to take control of their health and realize their full potential through lifestyle habits and quantum medicine. Candice shares her experiences in using lifestyle interventions, circadian time dating, and healthy light habits to help patients reverse their biological age and improve overall well-being. The conversation emphasizes the importance of a supportive community and tribe to encourage positive health changes. Through the lens of quantum biology, they explore the body's innate healing abilities and the impact of lifestyle choices on health.

The episode highlights the significant role of lifestyle habits in achieving optimal health. Candice emphasizes the ripple effect of positive steps, fostering resilience and youthfulness throughout the body. Simple habits like morning sunlight exposure and a structured bedtime routine lead to remarkable improvements in well-being. Beyond functional medicine, the podcast delves into quantum biology's potential to unlock the body's healing capabilities. The guests stress the need for a supportive community to facilitate positive health changes and foster hope in taking charge of one's health and reversing the aging process.

Candice shares her remarkable experiences with patients, demonstrating the power of merging quantum medicine with functional medicine. By empowering patients to make informed decisions and embrace lifestyle changes, remarkable transformations in health are observed. The podcast discusses research on specific lifestyle interventions, such as reducing inflammation, promoting good sleep, and managing stress, leading to the reversal of biological age. Candice and Meredith are passionate about spreading this knowledge and empowering individuals to regain control of their health, promoting longevity. The podcast serves as a testament to the potential of quantum biology and lifestyle medicine in creating a healthier and more resilient society.

Quotes

•  "I remember standing in the hospital telling my mom, ‘I'm going to do this with my life. I'm going to become a doctor and I'm gonna help other people keep their people that they love around for a long time’. And so that's what I set out to do." (Candice | 02:29)
• "Our job is to get the hell out of the way and let this thing run the way it's supposed to run. And the problem is that so much of what's present in the modern world interferes with that. And so what we see as quote unquote aging is really a malfunction in the system that is supposed to repair and keep us young." (Candice | 27:45)
• “My job is to teach patients how to listen to their body and get their body to heal them themselves by creating that trust that we have lost.” (Candice | 30:30)
• "Empowering aspects of [medicine], it wasn't necessarily even about having all the answers. I felt the responsibility of having all the answers, but I always imagined what a doctor was because I saw what happened with my grandfather... It's like, I have to have a tribe. I need other people that think like me." (Candice | 1:15:10)

#QuantumMedicine #LifestyleInterventions #ReverseBiologicalAge #HealingJourney #SupportiveCommunity

Links

Connect with Candice Knight: 

Website: www.knightwellness.com

Social: @knightwellness

"The sun reduces all-cause mortality. The more sun you get, the lower your risk of death," says Dr. Leland Stillman.

In this episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast, host Meredith Oke welcomes the esteemed Dr. Leland Stillman back to the show. Dr. Stillman, known as one of the best integrative physicians in the United States, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the controversial topic of sun exposure and its true impact on our health. In a world where we are bombarded with messages about the dangers of the sun and the need to protect ourselves at all costs, Dr. Stillman breaks down the myths and misconceptions surrounding sunlight.

He explains the deep connection between sunlight and human biology, highlighting the essential role it plays in our overall well-being. From the benefits of vitamin D production to the regulation of circadian rhythms, Dr. Stillman reveals the infinite health benefits that come from embracing the sun in a safe and mindful way. He encourages consistent sun exposure, avoiding intermittent and intense exposure that can lead to sunburn. By understanding our skin type and sensitivity, we can find a balance that allows us to enjoy the benefits of sunlight without putting ourselves at risk.

Quotes:

• "Red and infrared light help bioenergetics, they help the cell to grow, to heal." (10:15 | Dr. Leland Stillman) 
• "The UV spectrum has very powerful effects on our neurotransmitters and hormones." (12:07 | Dr. Leland Stillman)
• "If you're getting out there consistently at the same time every day for the same amount of time, your body is going to tan." (45:31 | Dr. Leland Stillman)

Links

Connect with Leland Stillman:

Website: https://stillmanmd.com/

Dr Stillman's Substack: https://stillmanmd.substack.com/

Instagram: @stillmanmd 

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"Could our body's coherence be the key to optimal health?" Dive into this enlightening episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast, where Meredith Oke engages with Dr. Christine Schaffner, a seasoned naturopathic expert, on the concept of quantum coherence and its role in well-being.

Dr. Schaffner shares her transition from conventional naturopathic medicine to frequency medicine, shedding light on the crucial role of the fascia. This connective tissue, she explains, efficiently transmits signals throughout the body, but can be hindered by scar tissue. The potential of scar therapy emerges as a technique to reestablish this coherence and address the trauma in the tissue.

The discussion then explores the interplay between the heart and brain. Dr. Schaffner notes the significant influence of the heart's electromagnetic field in regulating our internal environment and highlights the positive impact of emotions like love and gratitude.

In today's fast-paced world, Dr. Schaffner emphasizes the importance of cultivating inner coherence. She suggests integrating practices such as meditation and community-driven activities to strengthen our internal harmony.

Join this episode for a balanced overview of Dr. Schaffner's insights into the significance of coherence in our biology and its potential to promote health and transformation.

Quotes:

• "When we learn about the physics of life, and the field interactions, and the quantum field, and how we're wired to really truly heal, I think the physics of life offer a faster truly root cause of healing." (07:07 | Dr. Christine Schaffner)
• "Our fascia is one system that's connected and communicating." (30:25 | Dr. Christine Schaffner) 
• "The fascia transports our plasma state or the h3o2 or the structured coherent water within the body." (34:21 | Dr. Christine Schaffner)
• ​​”The fascia is like a superhighway conducting Quantum information faster than the nervous system and certainly faster than anything biochemistry can explain. And sometimes scar tissue causes blockages in that communication, which show up as symptoms. So when you treat the scar and open up the scar, you see those symptoms that are seemingly unrelated, start to resolve” (39:42 | Meredith Oke)

Links

Connect with Dr Christine Schaffner:

https://cultivatingcoherence.byhealthmeans.com/order/?idev_id=33135

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“This is the main environmental toxin left to attack, the most pervasive issue, and the most inconvenient truth,” says Tristan Scott who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to discuss the dangers of non-native EMFs, the kind with which we are bombarded on a near-constant basis and the effects of which have been majorly downplayed–if not outright denied–by the entities meant to protect us. Luckily, the methods to circumvent nearly 90% of these EMFs are very simple and almost always free, and Tristan shares those methods with us today. 

He also explains why so much of what we thought we knew about the topic is incomplete if not flat out wrong. Foreign EMFs interfere with the signals that our electromagnetic biology receives from the electromagnetic spectrum of the earth. Tristan explains how and why our bodies kick off reactive oxygen species, and why supplements often do far more harm than good. He explains how he came to work on the Daylight Computer, the first biologically friendly computer and what we can expect from it in the near future. 

Learn what Tristan learns from his deep connection with nature and how we can take the steps to empower ourselves to mitigate the effects of EMF pollution and forge our own paths back to nature as well. 

Quotes

• “Let me start by saying: This is nothing new. This has been going on for decades. In the 60s, 70s, 80s, it was more so the power frequencies and in some portion of the radio frequency spectrum.” (21:34 | Tristan Scott)
• “What I like to tell people is, you need to first understand that our biology, at the lowest level, is electromagnetic. It’s based on photons, electrons, protons and the electromagnetic spectrum is vast. It’s all light—most of it’s not visible light——it’s all photonic energy.” (22:05 | Tristan Scott)
• “This is the last stool that needs to fall. Everyone’s aware of Big Food and Big Ag, and Pfizer and Pharma—they’re all in bed together. So is Big Tech, Big Telecom, and the FCC. It’s the same spiel going on just in this adjacent industry that really has us at the cusp of being completely enamored and completely dependent on their products.” (28:07 | Tristan Scott)
• “The signal to noise ratio has never been lower, and electromagnetic interference with our biology has never been higher…It’s causing chaos in communication and also inflammation and that’s leading to inflammation and chronic fatigue and chronic disease.” (37:02 | Tristan Scott)
• “Everyone thinks that reactive oxygen species are purely bad…But reactive oxygen species might just be the most important aspect of our biology because they’re rooted in the cellular communication hub that is our biology.” (42:37 | Tristan Scott)

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Connect with Tristan Scott:

Website: https://daylightcomputer.com

Instagram: @tristan_health 

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“The ship is sinking, the people in charge are in denial and they’re making a lot of money,” says Dr. Leland Stillman, who returns to the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to discuss the proliferation of autoimmune diseases—including unfamiliar ones—-and the $1.3 trillion that the pharmaceutical industry is set to make in the coming months, just as people are abandoning the traditional medical paradigm–and its system of perverse incentives—in droves. Today, Dr. Stillman will break down how autoimmune diseases—including POTS and PANDAS, both of which are becoming increasingly common in young people—actually form and function in the body, and how we can begin to take control of our own health.

It begins with identifying and addressing the toxins—both internal and external, from our diets and EMF exposure to our thoughts and relationships—that ultimately erode our cells and their ability to function. 

In today’s discussion, Dr. Stillman gets candid about the machinations of the pharmaceutical industry, the burden placed on most physicians. 

Quotes:

• “The pharmaceutical industry is really gaming the system, and I would say this is quite intentional, by saying OK, we’ve studied this drug for ten years, there was no increase in the risk of XYZ, therefore we can unleash it on the public with no black box warnings and complete confidence. And as we’ve seen with one drug, and drug class, after another, oftentimes the system is just set up to not find the bad outcomes.” (17:13 | Dr. Leland Stillman)
• “Many…have essentially said that the pharmaceutical industry indirectly owns the major medical publishers and journals, and those journal articles, and studies that are published therein, are what is ultimately submitted to the FDA, and they control the process, really, soup to nuts. And there are actually no consequences for them. When they make a mistake and they hurt a lot of people, they actually don’t pay any penalties in excess of their profits.” (17:49 | Dr. Leland Stillman
• “It’s a completely different paradigm. You have to take charge and ownership of your diet, your lifestyle, your daily routine, the thoughts you think, the words you speak. I’ve seen all of that make a difference in patients’ care. Let alone supplement protocols, medications, everything we’re going to build into our autoimmune recovery program.” (25:11 | Dr. Leland Stillman)

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"We all feel better when we're outside." says Nicole Hartman.

In the latest episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast, host Meredith Oke welcomes Nicole Hartman of Circadian Family Wellness. They delve deep into Nicole's journey of understanding the intrinsic rhythms of our bodies and the crucial role of healthy light habits, particularly beneficial for her son with Down syndrome.

Nicole and her husband, both immersed in physical education, consistently valued health and wellness. But their son's Down syndrome diagnosis introduced a unique set of health challenges. As he grew, autoimmune disorders like thyroid issues and type 1 diabetes became apparent.

In pursuit of effective solutions, Nicole ventured into quantum health, uncovering the profound connection between our body's natural rhythms and holistic well-being. By embracing strategies like morning sun exposure and minimizing blue light at dusk, she noticed a significant uplift in her family's health. Sleep became more restorative, and her son's cognitive and communication skills sharpened.

Exploring further, Nicole recognized the benefits of red light therapy and molecular hydrogen. These treatments bolstered her son's mitochondrial function and were aligned with the body's natural cycles. Her experience underlined the challenges that individuals with Down syndrome might face concerning optimal body rhythms. Yet, with lifestyle adjustments that echo our intrinsic rhythms, their quality of life can see marked improvement.

This episode highlights the interplay between our health and the body's natural rhythms, emphasizing the transformative potential of even minor adjustments. By aligning with nature's cues and creating rhythm-conscious environments, we can pave the way for heightened health and vitality.

Quotes:

• "Gut health amongst people with Down syndrome is extremely sensitive, just like the rest of their body is extremely sensitive to any light, any chemical, anything that's creating chaos, because it almost seems like there's chaos in the body to begin with, which you would probably attribute to like poor mitochondrial function is where I would go with it." (8:00 | Nicole Hartman)
• "I think ideally all humans would would be in a in a better health state if we if we lived by light and dark - the natural light and dark cycles. (18:22 | Meredith Oke) 
• "It's saying that I have, or we have, a hand in his health and we're not going to just throw our hands up. And like you said, it's not it's not a life sentence because he has a beautiful life. And we're just choosing to interact with nature and use that to bring about health. And that gives you a little more hope." (38:52 | Nicole Hartman) 

Links:

Connect with Nicole Hartman:

Instagram: @circadianfamilywellness

Modern Circadian Moms: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/modern-circadian-moms/id1701472966

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“If you don't mind your mitochondria at night, it does not matter what you do the next day,” explains Dr. Michael Twyman, board certified cardiologist. Dr. Michael began working in traditional cardiology in 2012 and realized that there was a lack of focus on preventative measures to help stop people from having heart problems in the first place. In 2020, he opened his own clinic to address preventative heart health by applying quantum principles. In this episode, Dr. Michael shares his top tips for preventing heart attacks through healing mitochondrial dysfunction. 

There are up to 5,000 mitochondria per heart cell. With so many mitochondria fueling the heart, it stands to reason that when the mitochondria are not getting enough energy to function properly, then heart health will decline. There are many preventative measures one can take to protect their heart, but at the base level, it all comes down to sunlight and sleep. Simply by seeing the sunrise each day and getting good quality sleep, you will significantly lower your risk for heart attacks. Sleep is key, because during sleep the mitochondria undergo the repair process. Issues like congestive heart failure and atrial fibrillation are linked to sleep apnea, so it is critical to mind your circadian rhythm and make improving your sleep a top priority. 

Most people do not think about their heart health until something goes wrong. Instead of waiting for a heart attack to address your heart health, start taking preventative measures today. 

Quotes

• “My number one thing is, always see the morning sunrise.” (6:02-6:06 | Dr. Michael)
• “A lot of heart rhythm issues such as A. Fibrillation are often associated with obstructive sleep apnea.” (12:22-12:28 | Dr. Michael)
• “Sleep is not when you end your day. You have to think of sleep as when you begin your day.” (16:31-16:36 | Dr. Michael)
• “Before light bulbs were invented, the only type of light you had at night was red light from a fire, so you're just trying to recreate that type of experience.” (26:17-26:25 | Dr. Michael)
• “Since the heart is heavily dense in mitochondria, it stands to reason that if you could put more energy into mitochondria in the heart, things may work better.” (29:00-29:10 | Dr. Michael)

Links

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Dr Twyman's Clinic: https://drtwyman.com/apollocardiology/

Instagram: @drtwyman

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Often people are surprised that their immune system is so connected to their emotions,” shares Dr. Kelli Ritter, quantum-certified anxiety coach and host of The Nourished Soul podcast. As a former professor and mental health focused nutritionist, Dr. Kelli has a lot of experience with the gut brain axis, or the connection between mental health and digestive health. She believes that circadian rhythm is the missing link to regulating not only physical health, but emotional health as well. In this episode, Dr. Kelli talks about the impact emotions can have on the immune system's ability to function optimally and the ways that sunlight can be used to heal physical and emotional health concerns alike.

The vagus nerve runs all the way through the entire body and plays a major role in the communication process. This communication process can be interrupted by circadian dysregulation, as without enough sunlight the mitochondria are unable to produce adequate amounts of structured water and ATP. This can lead to health issues like fatigue, insomnia, digestive difficulties, and anxiety. When it comes to healing mental health conditions like anxiety, the best place to start is with circadian signaling. This means doing things like eating only during the day, sticking to seasonally appropriate foods, watching the sunrise each morning, and steering clear of harmful, artificial light sources, especially before bed. 

When you regulate your circadian rhythm, not only will your physical health improve, but your mental health will as well. If you struggle with anxiety or any associated digestive health difficulties, it might be time to take a look at your relationship with the sun and begin to regulate your circadian rhythm.

Quotes

• “Food can be a big piece, but not nearly as important as quantum health strategies.” (39:11-39:17 | Dr. Kelli) 
• “Resilience is staying curious about what's actually happening.” (57:45-57:48 | Dr. Kelli)
• “Often people are surprised that their immune system is so connected to their emotions.” (1:00:20-1:00:27 | Dr. Kelli)
• “When you're trying to shove things down, you'll get more immune system responses to things.” (1:00:27-1:00:32 | Dr. Kelli)
• “Love is the medicine and these safety signals are the way to have the frequency of love.” (1:07:32-1:07:38 | Dr. Kelli)

Links

Connect with Dr. Kelli Ritter 

IG & TikTok: dr_kelli

Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-nourished-soul-podcast/id1611197818

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"Are your light bulbs making you sick? Discover the shocking truth about artificial light and its impact on your health in this eye-opening episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast. Host Meredith Oke dives deep into the world of circadian-friendly lighting with guest Daniel Ebbett, founder of Block Blue Light. Daniel shares his personal journey of overcoming insomnia and migraines by optimizing his light environment. Learn why artificial light at night is a toxin, the dangers of blue light, and the harmful effects of flicker and EMFs. But Daniel also reveals the solution; circadian-friendly light bulbs that address all these issues.

Quotes:

• "I'm not even like sleeping. I'm kind of like just being tranquilized and then waking up feeling like so much worse." - Daniel Ebbett (06:08)
• "Warm white, cool white, whatever white, as long as it's an LED standard conventional light, it's got lots of blue light in it. It's not good for us." (29:25 | Daniel Ebbett) 
• "On sub-level to our cells, it's like a strobe light or something, where it's just like this really intense stimulation that we're not consciously aware of, but it's still affecting our physiology on some level." (31:19 | Daniel Ebbett)
• "So big picture, what we're trying to do is to keep our indoor lighting as close to possible as sort of what's happening outside, which is like a gradual change in the brightness and a gradual change in the color temperature of the light." (45:09 | Meredith Oke)
• "We're not designed to stay awake hours and hours past sunset. We're artificially being kept awake by the lighting that we turn on and use to see, right? So it's quite interesting when you see people that are used to that and they're like, no, no, no, I'm like a night owl. And then they start trying this and like, holy, I just can't stay awake in the evenings. I'm so tired. And it's like, that's how you're supposed to feel." (50:54 | Daniel Ebbett) 
• "So the rule of thumb with the blue blocking glasses is ‘A’, if they're genuinely blocking blue light, they're going to have dark orange or reddish lenses. And ‘B’, you only want to wear those dark orange or reddish lenses when it's dark out or as it's getting dark, because it's going to tell your body it's nighttime. So if it's daytime, you don't want to wear them, even if you're on your computer or in harsh lighting." (1:00:07 | Meredith Oke)

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Discover the hidden impact of artificial light on our pets and how it affects their health in this eye-opening episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast. Host Meredith Oke dives deep into the world of circadian and quantum biologic healing with guest Jackie Jolie, a physical therapist for dogs and horses. Jackie shares her personal journey of overcoming Lyme disease and how it led her to explore the profound effects of light environment on animals. From racehorses to household pets, Jackie reveals the startling similarities between our indoor lifestyles and the health issues our furry friends face. Learn how simple changes, like prioritizing natural light exposure and blocking artificial light at night, can transform your pet's well-being. But the conversation doesn't stop there. Jackie also introduces the groundbreaking concept of red light therapy, or photobiomodulation, and its potential to heal and rejuvenate animals. Get ready to see light in a whole new way and unlock the secrets to optimal health for both you and your beloved pets.

Quotes:

• Who had an obese horse before? Who had an obese dog before? But if they're starting to suffer these things, they should be your first sign that something in your environment and something you're doing is not quite right. (27:20 | Jackie Jolie)
• So number one is seeing the sunrise first thing in the morning before any other light. And then you have to block artificial light at night. (31:36 | Jackie Jolie) 
• We have lots of dogs that are getting arthritis early on and then even in their old age if they've made it that long and the red light will really help decrease that inflammation and the infrared heat that comes in because I've already been working with some animals with arthritis on it. They just love it. I mean they just kind of melt and then they get their session and then they get up and they're spry, almost like they were when they were a puppy. (47:01 | Jackie Jolie) 

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"If your biology isn't taken care of, you can't live optimally. You cannot have the highest quality of life possible." - Erwan Le Corre

In his decades long exploration of natural physical movement, Erwan Le Corre, the founder of MovNat, has pioneered trends in physical conditioning and taught people all over the world how to move outdoors naturally, reclaim their vitality and become strong and vibrant. In this episode, Meredith Oke and Erwan dive into Erwan's wilderness wisdom and discuss the transformative power of natural outdoor movement.

Think back to our childhood movements – crawling, rolling, climbing, and hanging. Our bodies inherently knew how to navigate the world. Erwan and Meredith address these foundational natural movements, often overshadowed in modern fitness routines, emphasizing their importance not just for physical freedom but for holistic health. They also explore the physical and spiritual aspects of breath-hold work, practices Erwan believes can fortify our bodies and minds, fostering resilience, calm, and well-being.

Erwan's approach isn't just about movement and breathwork; it's a whole-life philosophy of physical, mental, and spiritual connectedness and intention. He calls us outdoors, advocating for a connection with nature, the magic of fresh air, and the therapeutic benefits of natural light. He advocates for deep reflection over quick solutions and encourages a commitment to self-awareness so that self-care can follow. As we declutter our lives of junk and distractions and realign with what is truly fulfilling to us, energy, vitality, and overall life satisfaction become more available.

Quotes:

• “When you talk about the natural movement of animals, they're obviously outside all the time. And humans evolved doing these movements outside. So we are limiting ourselves in this, both in the scope of our movement and in the inputs that we're getting by doing those limited movements inside in an artificial environment without all the inputs of nature.” (11:22 | Meredith Oke)
• “But if your biology isn't taken care of, you can't live optimally. You cannot have the highest quality of life possible. And so what is biology is to understand energies, frequencies, movement, influences, everything that can affect how you feel, how your energy system is expressed, or is nourished, or is nurtured. These are not just some pretty words. It's very important. Sleep, sun, earth, movement, food, relationship to others, mental life, emotional life, spiritual life, all of that all together. Everything needs to be taken care of and to connect and to be aligned." (12:22 | Erwan Le Corre) 
• “Find what's deeply satisfying. And typically what's deeply satisfying is really healthy. That it is a connection with nature. A connection with loved ones. A connection with the spirit that is everywhere within us, around us, above us. That is God. Realize the profoundness of life. And don't settle for less." (28:52 | Erwan Le Corre) 
• “You're not supposed to be indoors all day. You're not supposed to be sitting all day. You're not supposed to feed yourself with junk all day. You're not supposed to put that junk in your body. You're not supposed to put that junk in your mind. You're not supposed to deal with that junk. There's junk everywhere. It's toxic. Just clean that up.” (32:58 | Erwan Le Corre) 

Links

Connect with Erwan Le Correre:

Natural Movement Training: movnat.com

Breath Hold Work: https://www.breathholdwork.com/

IG / Twitter: @erwanlecorre 

“The top of the pyramid is exercise, which is important, but it's not foundational. The foundation is circadian health because that relates to the health of the mitochondria,” explains Dr. Francisco Gutierrez. Dr. Gutierrez has over 25 years of experience in internal medicine. At just 41 years old, he suffered a stroke in spite of living a traditionally healthy lifestyle where he exercised frequently. Then, when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Dr. Gutierrez realized that life was too short to continue working in a system that was misaligned with his values. He decided to open his own membership based direct primary care practice, Solymar Direct Health. Today, host Meredith Oke talks with Dr. Francisco Gutierrez about his journey through the healthcare system, his decision to start his own practice, and the importance of metabolic health. 

Physician burnout and suicide rates are unfortunately extremely high, mainly because physicians within the traditional healthcare system do not get to just be physicians. In order to be able to apply his creativity and apply quantum biology concepts to his treatment regimens, Dr. Gutierrez chose to open his own practice. Many people think that if they eat right and exercise, then that is all they need to be healthy. However, the focus should instead be on circadian biology and mitochondrial health. Without enough daily sunlight, your body will not run correctly regardless of exercising regularly and eating healthy foods. 

Metabolic health is largely dependent upon circadian biology. It is important to reset your internal clock every day by seeing the sunrise and sunset, eating at the correct times during the day, and getting at least 20 to 30 minutes of direct sunlight into your body. 

Quotes

• “When I started back in the year 2000 as a solo practitioner within the system, nobody was employed. No doctors were employed. Now, pretty much every doctor is employed by these hospital systems, and unfortunately, what that creates is an environment where the customer is not the patient, but the customer is the employer. I say that because I lived it and I lived it from both ends, from the clinical end and from the administrative. And so when you look at the statistics and you look at the rate of burnout for physicians, and sadly the rate of suicide by physicians, it's astounding, and it speaks to what you said, that a lot of the doctors, certainly the doctors of my generation, we didn't sign up for this. We signed up to be a physician.” (7:24-8:23 | Dr. Gutierrez) 
• “The top of the pyramid is exercise, which is important, but it's not foundational. The foundation is circadian health because that relates to the health of the mitochondria.” (26:40-26:51 | Dr. Gutierrez)
• “Our body clock is the director of the symphony that is our metabolism.” (29:10-29:19 | Dr. Gutierrez)
• “Go outside and walk, if you can barefoot, three times a week for 20 to 30 minutes every single day. But it's gotta be outside, no sunscreen, the fewest clothes possible.” (42:41-42:55 | Dr. Gutierrez) 
• “Being Hispanic in these latitudes north of where we come from puts us at a higher risk of developing chronic disease.” (59:35-59:47 | Dr. Gutierrez)

Links

Connect with Dr Francisco Gutierrez:

Website: https://solymardirecthealth.com/

IG: @solymardirecthealth 

“I'm targeting the blood, I'm targeting the mitochondria, I'm also targeting the water. And by using four distinct wavelengths, you are maximizing your chance of hitting a chromophore that's going to have a therapeutic effect,” explains Sarah Turner, a neuroscientist turned biohacker and host of the Rebel Scientist podcast. Sarah’s experience working in pharmaceuticals led her to begin exploring quantum biology, specifically photobiomodulation or red light therapy. Her background in neurology informed her desire to research how light may be able to impact the brain, particularly in people with neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s. In this episode, Sarah speaks with host Meredith Oke about her company CeraThrive and their new photobiomodulation device for healing along the gut-brain axis. 

There is a common misconception that it is entirely dark within the skull, but light does penetrate into the brain. While it is a small amount of light that makes it through, it is still enough to provide significant therapeutic effects. Photobiomodulation takes advantage of the body’s many natural light receptors, using four distinct wavelengths to target the blood, mitochondria, and structured water. When people are exposed to the correct light frequencies at the right times of day, this light aids the body with its repair processes. With CeraThrive’s red light therapy system composed of both the device and a convenient app, people can regain control over their own health and healing without the need for pharmaceuticals.

Whether you are suffering from a neurodegenerative disease like Parkinson’s or simply want to improve your overall health while also reducing chronic pain, red light therapy devices like CeraThrive can help. When combined with circadian lifestyle changes like grounding and seeing the sunrise and sunset, photobiomodulation promotes optimal brain functioning and full body healing. 

Quotes

• “It's a small amount of light that actually penetrates through and gets onto the surface of the brain. However, it is enough to have a therapeutic effect.” (26:15 | Sarah)
• “I'm targeting the blood, I'm targeting the mitochondria, I'm also targeting the water. And by using four distinct wavelengths, you are maximizing your chance of hitting a chromophore that's going to have a therapeutic effect.” (28:29 | Sarah)
• “We've evolved under natural light. We're meant to be exposed to certain light frequencies at certain times of the day… It's actually a very natural thing.” (34:41 | Sarah)
• “We really are just animals that have taken ourselves out of our environment. The more we can kind of put ourselves back there in that natural environment, potentially, the more benefit we can get from it.” (37:02 | Sarah) 

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Connect with Sarah Turner:

Website: cerathrive.com

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“More natural light, less fake light. That's really what it comes down to. It's that simple,” explains Jim Laird, Strength & Conditioning Coach. Today, guests Jim and Dr. Leland Stillman, an Integrative Physician, discuss the effects of quantum biology on fitness. Both experts in their field, Dr. Leland and Jim break down how everyday factors, including light and water, work together to keep you healthy or make you sick.

When we are constantly inside and subjected to artificial light, we prohibit our natural circadian rhythm. Not only will we be subjected to disease and poor sleep, but we will not be able to meet our peak performance. Whether you are an athlete or someone who cares about your health, Dr. Leland and Jim suggest going outside to let your cells naturally regenerate and you will feel better in the process.

Improving your quantum environment is the ultimate fitness performance hack. Learn more about light’s effect on the immune system, improving your mitochondrial health, and why Dr. Leland moved away from conventional medicine.

Quotes

• “I've created an entire business that brings people indoors, but what people really need is to be outside more.” (7:21-7:27 | Jim) 
• “When we talk about quantum, we're really talking about the smallest units of energy, frequency vibration, photons, electrical, magnetic fields, things that people can't sense, or are vaguely aware of, not the food you're putting in your body all that's related, we'll get into that later. But all these factors play a critical role. And then, once you've helped somebody create a healthy light and quantum environment, then you can begin to work with them too. Okay, what's the next tool we can use to get you to the next level of performance.” (10:13-10:43 | Dr. Leland)
• “When you optimize cellular energy generation, you optimize athletic performance, period, end of story.”  (27:10-27:15 | Dr. Leland) 
• “The insurance companies don't pay for you to be healthy. They're there to bail you out if something catastrophic happens. They have no real skin in your game.” (33:46-33:55 | Dr. Leland)
• “More natural light, less fake light. That's really what it comes down to. It's that simple.” (44:49-44:54 | Jim)
• “The fact is that with light, if you don't fix it, it can derail all these systems that will not respond to any other therapeutic.” (46:42-46:49 | Dr. Leland) 

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Connect with Dr Leland Stillman:

Website: https://stillmanmd.com/

Instagram: @stillmanMD

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“The eye is the most important organ. It's the metronome for the circadian system,” explains Dr. Jay Montgomery, ophthalmologist.

Dr. Montgomery started learning all he could about quantum biology after developing several chronic health conditions that nearly cost him his career. Today, he provides a masterclass on the eye clock and how it controls all aspects of health. 

When Dr. Montgomery started to learn more about the link between mitochondrial health and sunlight, he realized that the paradigm he and other physicians have been using on patients for decades is completely backwards. Typically the advice is to cover up when in the sun and avoid UV rays, but this is actually the worst thing someone can do for their health. The eye is not only about vision, but also contains a clock that links with every cell of the body by transmitting signals that activate certain processes. These signals even control the production of critical hormones like melatonin and dopamine. When you completely block out sunlight and instead expose yourself to artificial light, you are disrupting your eye clock which in turn disrupts your circadian rhythm.

Artificial light is causing a large increase in chronic illness diagnoses and also negatively impacting mental health. By watching more sunrises and sunsets, sleeping and eating at regular times each day, using blue light blockers at night indoors, and exposing yourself to the sun instead of covering up, you can improve your overall health and reduce inflammation throughout the body. 

Quotes

• “What made me sick was artificial blue light.” (5:31-5:35 | Dr. Montgomery)
• “We would not have ultraviolet receptors and chromophores in our retina if we weren't designed to receive that light from our environment.” (13:13-13:21 | Dr. Montgomery)
• “The paradigm that tells us to avoid ultraviolet light on our eyes and our skin is absolutely wrong, and the primary source of ultraviolet light is the sun.” (13:25-13:36 | Dr. Montgomery) 
• “The number one stress that we face in our modern world is the abnormal light environment that we actually put ourselves into every day. We're designed for solar light environment, and that is so clear. The evidence is, in my opinion, inarguable at this point. And we're making ourselves sick simply with our modern technology and our indoor lifestyle. When you disrupt the circadian clock through the retina, it doesn't really matter what kind of diet or exercise you do, you're going to get sick eventually.” (18:48-19:19 | Dr. Montgomery) 
• “Inflammation at the cellular level is the cause of every modern disease.” (19:55-19:59 | Dr. Montgomery)
• “The eye is the most important organ. It's the metronome for the circadian system.” (20:17-20:23 | Dr. Montgomery)
• “Once you have macular degeneration or you have a neurodegenerative disease, I do think this can help, but it depends on how far down the line you are before you start intervening with this protocol.” (29:52-30:02 | Dr. Montgomery)
• “Melatonin and dopamine are designed to be first produced in the eye.” (31:02-31:05 | Dr. Montgomery)

Links

Connect with Dr. Jay Montgomery:

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“Fascia is the interface of spirit animating the pattern of the matter of us,” says Joanne Avison, who returns to the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to explain that, despite what we’ve been taught, the body is not bio-mechanical and made up of three layers, but a series of spiral designs—including the heart that is the first thing to appear at conception and shape the unique individuals that we all are. We are, explains Joanne—movement specialist and practitioner and bestselling author on the topic of fascia and fascia anatomy—a liquid crystal matrix that is connected to and interacts with the larger liquid crystal matrix around us. 

Thinking of our bodies this way means debunking the benefits of popular methods and practices—such as stretching and yoga. Joanne explains how doing subtle micro-movements and their “5 Rs,” help us to tune into our bodies intelligence and learn to listen and respond. She shares how this bodywork helped her father, her clients and herself to rebound from major injury and illness, and why the success of healing in body work is largely about matching frequencies. 

Join today’s discussion to learn why the last thing we should be looking for is alignment and stability, and how to successfully navigate this new paradigm into which we’ve entered. 

Quotes

• “That we can function as parts, work out those parts, put those parts together and then build a human—sorry, it doesn’t work like that. You self-organize as an original, completely unique, unicellular being and you self-organize into the architect that’s going to express itself as the architect. Go figure. You literally self-organize the architecture in order to express yourself as the architect expressing the architect.” (8:23 | Joanne Avison)
• “It leaves me with the feeling that fascia is the interface. Fascia is the interface of spirit animating the pattern of the matter of us.” (22:18 | Joanne Avison)
• “Because it’s fluid, your body is continually adjusting around it so your body is clocking that as movement. Because we’re liquid crystal, we’re not machines that need giant fake movements. I don’t want my joints oiled, I want my joints reminded that they’re a liquid crystal matrix.” (30:47 | Meredith Oke and Joanne Avison)
• “This liquid crystal talks and it loves nothing more than to tell you its story. Usually, we don’t listen and so it shouts and we call that pain. And it says, ‘Psst! I hurt! Pay attention!’” (33:02 | Joanne Avison)
• “That’s who we are. We’re actually dynamic instability. When I hear people talking about their training for alignment and instability, I walk away…We’re not stable and we’re not aligned and we’re not designed to be. We’re designed to walk on rough terrain that changes and adapt accordingly.” (41:59 | Joanne Avison)

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“Our biology–and all of the other animals and creatures on the planet, everything–is geared to the wavelengths of the sun,” says Dr. Sara Pugh, PhD, who returns to the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to discuss the vital importance of daily exposure to natural light.

Dr. Sara breaks down a complicated process into a series of dynamic metaphors. The sun is like a major clock to which everything in nature is attuned, and it sends information down to the mitochondria. The eyes, the biggest clock of the body, take in the information and pass it down to a series of smaller and smaller body clocks–like Russian nesting dolls–all of which are responsible for everything from making neurotransmitters, hormones, burning energy as fat or glucose. When we don’t get the right light at the right time and our circadian rhythm is thrown off, it’s like an airport—a few missed flights throw the entire operation off. The resulting chaos is what we know as inflammation. 

All of our electrons are identical, Dr. Sara goes on to explain, until light hits them and imbues them with their own unique purpose. Similarly, as much as we all need the sun, the way we process the sun–or lack thereof–manifests differently for each individual. Dr. Sara and Meredith discuss similar experiences in which they both were exposed to artificial blue light into the wee hours of the morning for prolonged periods of time, and the very different illnesses that they developed as a result.

There are no substitutes for natural light–which includes the light that gets through cloud cover and that is reflected by the moon. Neither supplements nor infrared  lamps, the latter of which offers a very limited spectrum. Even the healthiest foods are much less effective when they are not receiving their corresponding information from the sun as taken in through the body. 

We are moving away from an era which focused solely on biochemistry as the root of all ills and processes into a new age of quantum biology and the effect of natural light–and lack thereof—on all of our systems. Sara describes how the learning curve affects research funding and the memorable mistake she made when following what was then the most up-to-date advice on light therapy.

Join Dr. Sara Pugh and Meredith as they discuss the small steps we can take, even when indoors to get more natural light. They also talk about the effect of proper light exposure on preventing illnesses including obesity, cancer and depression.

Quotes:

• “The biochemistry that goes on inside us is so dependent on the light we get from the outside. So whether it's in our eyes, on our skin, because we need to get the light information to the mitochondria and to other parts of the brain or the body, so that all of the clocks in the body and the organs and everything know exactly what time they should be performing their processes.” (6:06 | Dr. Sara Pugh) 
• “The more in sync and more in time the clocks are, the better your life span, and the better your health span, and it limits so many possible conditions that are related to bad timing in cells. You could basically pin pretty much every disease or condition—cancer is a really good example of bad timing in cells, but so is obesity.” (15:25 | Dr. Sara Pugh) 
• “Everything in the body, in some way, is part of this light orchestra and we’re only starting to understand it now.”  (27:46 | Dr. Sara Pugh)
• “That’s the whole problem with life. We can have all these lenses to look through things, and the lens is nearly right but not quite. So, we create dogmas and the biochemistry dogma because we’re only looking at it through a biochemistry lens. It’s no one’s fault.” (29:23 | Dr. Sara Pugh)
• “With light, it’s lots and lots of little...

“We blame ourselves when these tools are actually mismatched for us,” says Anjan Katta, founder of the Daylight Computer company, which has made the first computer that is reverse-engineered to be good for us—or at least not harmful to our biology the way current models are. On today’s episode of The Quantum Biology Collective podcast, he explains to host Meredith Oke just how his model works differently, eliminating blue light and flicker.

He explains what happens when a normal laptop flickers, how it disrupts our circadian rhythm and affects our brain in a way that’s similar to motion sickness, though we don’t notice it until it becomes a major problem. 

Devices and screens, in their current state, are not only biological mismatches, but psychological ones as well, argues Anjan. He explains how living with ADHD led him to create the Daylight Computer, his plans for similar software and devices, and how technology could be a major tool to promote empathy and understanding. 

Join today’s episode to learn how Daylight Computers will teach us how to forgive ourselves and how we can reclaim our sacred spaces. 

Quotes

• “I met the guy who invented the LCD screen… and he said, ‘If you told me that my grandkid would be spending six hours a day looking at one of these, I would have designed it differently.” (5:12 | Anjan Katta) 
• “It’s the humility of saying ‘Let’s not start from Star Trek and Star Wars and from little boy fantasy and make something and then say, ‘Oops! We ruined everybody’s health.’ Let’s start with health. Let’s start with deep, empirical principles of nature. And then if the product is not as fantastical as you need it to be, that’s OK, because at least we didn’t hurt people. We didn’t undermine their integrity and their sovereignty and their core, core being. And then we can try to make fantastical things over time.” (9:42 | Anjan Katta) 
• “We’ve got to stop being so hard on ourselves because, yes, if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, yeah it’s going to be hard on itself. And to me, technology should be like, ‘Oh, you’re a fish. Let’s give you a river.’ And that’s kind of what motivated me. I’m a fish. Stop making me feel like an idiot by trying to get me to climb trees. What’s a computer that fits me, that fits a fish, that’s a river?”  (34:18 | Anjan Katta)
• “We’ve removed all sacred spaces in society, including the bedrooms, by bringing these noisy, impolite, intrusive, bad-for-our-health, addictive portals. And it takes the meaning out of everything because everything is just the same.” (36:54 | Anjan Katta and Meredith One)

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Can light function as a form of nutrition for our bodies? Join Meredith Oke and Ken Ceder, a seasoned engineer specializing in healthy light solutions on this episode of The Quantum Biology Collective. With over three decades of experience, Ken illuminates the topic of malillumination, drawing parallels between light and essential nutrients, and discussing how our indoor lifestyles may be leaving us light-deficient.

Ken brings to light the pioneering work of John Ott in the realm of full spectrum light technology. He recounts Ott’s serendipitous findings on the influence of light quality on plant growth, which led to the creation of the first full spectrum light tube—an incredible advancement for simulating the benefits of natural sunlight indoors.

So what are the negative repercussions of unhealthy lighting? Ken argues that the kind of light we're exposed to can have disruptive effects on circadian rhythms and metabolism impacting sleep and weight management, and even mood imbalances.

Wrapping up, Ken introduces his own innovative light product designed to combat the challenges of spending too much time indoors. His solution blends LED efficiency with a composition of light that mirrors the natural spectrum, including traces of ultraviolet and near-infrared light, aiming to bring a slice of the sun's benefits to our indoor spaces.

Tune in for an enlightening discussion that sheds light on how the right illumination can lead to a healthier life. This episode is an essential listen for anyone looking to enhance their well-being through conscious light choices.

Quotes:

• "Malillumination is suggesting that first and foremost, light is in fact a nutrient, the same as food or basically similar to food." (03:14 | Ken Ceder)
• “I don't think there's anything that any of your viewers could possibly do, no matter if they're in great health, or unfortunately, if they're in poor health, if they want to find the simplest, least expensive trick, step out in the morning sun.” (27:18 | Ken Ceder) 
• "Light is visible radiation. And so what it's doing for you or what it's giving you is energy." (33:07 | Ken Ceder)
• “Metabolism, the fire that keeps you going, the fire of your biology is metabolism. It is 100%, 100% based on or dependent on light. So light in the morning, it ignites your metabolism.” (36:12 | Ken Ceder) 

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“Our eyes are hormone-making organs,” says optometrist and integrative health coach Dr. Valerie Giangrande, and for most of us, this is nothing short of a revelation. Starting with the first strains of sunrise, the eyes take in light, send signals to our internal clock to release hormones in their intended order, so that those hormones work toward our ultimate health and healing. On today’s episode of The Quantum Biology Collective, Dr. Valerie talks with host Meredith Oke about this fascinating and complex process and how extensively the eyes influence the rest of the body. 

In turn, the state of the body is often communicated through the eyes. Dry eyes, for example, can be a symptom of hydration deep at the cellular level. Dr. Valerie explains how contrary to popular belief, it is not too much sunlight but often lack thereof that accounts for common degenerative eye issues such as cataracts. 

Unfortunately, so many of us spend all day looking at screens which emit a blue light that signals to the body that it’s perpetually 12:00 pm. When we do go outside, we block light from our eyes by wearing sunglasses and even glasses and contacts. Dr. Valerie reveals what we can do to eliminate daily barriers to sunlight. 

Eyes are the windows to the soul and, as it turns out, to the body. Tune in to this eye-opening conversation to learn how you can optimize your daily light intake. 

Quotes

• “We’re not just meant to see with our eyes, we have a lot of cells in our eyes that are actually waiting for specific signals of light.” (8:53 | Dr. Valerie Giangrande)
• “Just imagine what happens to our bodies when we’re blocking that signal. We’re not making hormones, and it’s controlling the entire body, really. And we can make some of it in our skin but even our skin, most people aren’t exposed to the sun, with our skin, either, but it’s really our eyes that are the connection, it connects our light to our bodies and helps us work. It’s the way we’re designed to be.” (13:37 | Dr. Valerie Giangrande) 
• “What I love about the eyes is that they are a window into the body, in the sense that everything is connected. The eyes are an extension of the skin, they have mucus membranes, there’s nerve tissue, it’s brain tissue, it’s cardiovascular tissue, it’s lymph tissue. It’s everything altogether.” (18:04 | Dr. Valerie Giangrande) 
• “And even if we’re in the shade, we’re still getting the benefit of that sunshine. You don’t need direct—when I say get the sun, I’m not saying stare at the sun…the sun is coming in at an angle and hitting us down here. So staring at it doesn’t work as well as just being outside because it has to hit you on an angle anyway, so that’s how we’re designed, just to be outside.” (38:01 | Dr. Valerie Giangrande)

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Music medicine and the healing power of sound are concepts which date back as far as Ancient Greece, having been first attributed to Pythagoras. John Stuart Reid’s first encounter with sound healing took place in the King’s Chamber in the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt, where he ran an experiment in cymatics which, he explains, is the basic principle that sound—which is omnipresent—makes an acoustic impression upon any membrane it encounters—such as those in the countless cells which comprise our bodies. His invention, the cymascope, which makes visible the different patterns that various sounds make on cells, has the power to revolutionize our approach to healing–and even to help eliminate cancer. 

John, a sound engineer turned acoustic physics scientist, reveals how sound promotes oxygenation in the body, its effect on the Vagus nerve and how it can help eliminate chronic inflammation in the body and slow the aging process. 

He’ll explain how music affects the cells, why, contrary to popular belief, pop music is more healing than classical music, and which make and model of headphones provide the most beneficial listening experience.

Quotes:

• “This is one of the reasons why sound therapy and music medicine—which, you know I love to talk about those subjects as well—it’s one of the reasons why they are so efficacious when it comes to catalyzing or stimulating the body’s innate healing response. Sound comes into your body, it penetrates your body, and literally creates cymatic patterns on every cell in your body that has a membrane.” (10:40 | John Stuart Reid) 
• “Imagine: as we’re immersed in a musical environment, those beautiful, harmonious sounds are now literally organizing the countless water molecules in your body into great beauty. And again, this has medical implications. It’s not just pretty patterns or pretty organization; there are medical benefits to this.”  (20:35 | John Stuart Reid
• “Imagine now a rhythmic pulsation coming up through the bed, and not from one spot but rhythmically moving up and down the body, in a very beautiful, pulsating, rhythmic way. And that would be actually soothing to the patient, and not only would it help the oxygenation levels of the patient—and by the way, oxygen is the key ingredient in the body for all—well—almost all of the healing mechanisms of the body are powered by oxygen. So, if there’s more oxygen available to the patient, then of course it’s going to speed their recovery from hospital.” (42:33 | John Stuart Reid) 
• “It’s a poetic thought, but it’s also very real from a scientific viewpoint, that if you sing to the stars, you will literally be sending your song to the stars. And the reverse is also true: the stars are singing to us.” (100:18 | John Stuart Reid)

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“Unresolved emotions are such an overlooked piece. It’s huge,” says Dr. Calvin Ng, a chiropractor specializing in applied kinesiology and “neuro-emotional technique,” about the impact of the nervous system on our health. In modern Western society, we often live in a state of constant sympathetic dominance—fight or flight. This unhealed trauma, stored resentment, anger, and misalignment with our true values and desires lead to cellular chaos, also known as inflammation, the cornerstone of disease.

Our nervous system shapes our cellular beliefs. Childhood trauma causes our nervous system to keep us in a perpetual state of stress for safety. This results in self-protective false narratives and limiting beliefs. However, speaking positively to ourselves can change not just our health but our lives entirely. Dr. Calvin explains how he helps clients uncover the root of their issues, “clear the fog,” and move towards their dreams.

Despite not being “woo-woo,” Dr. Calvin emphasizes the importance of connecting to our subconscious to truly experience positive change at the level of our nervous system. No amount of nutrition or exercise can replace this connection. He shares the story of his parents’ differing attitudes toward their jobs and the resulting health outcomes.

Dr. Calvin also highlights the natural world as an example of circadian harmony, a true sense of belonging, and the time to think and find answers. Join today’s episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to hear him discuss the power of hope and why he believes light is the future of medicine.

Quotes

• “We have this pride in this hustle culture. Working hard, working overtime. And so, this stress that we’re under… I think this is really the cause of disease.” (17:53 | Dr. Calvin Ng)
• “The same way we as Americans need to look at other parts of the world to see how they’re living, we need to think of us as human animals and say, ‘What are the other animals doing?...look at what’s happening in nature and not get caught up with society, the modern life that we have created for ourselves.” (44:23 | Dr. Calvin Ng)
• “If you don’t address that emotional component of being truly aligned with getting healthier, helping yourself, starting a new life, going toward a life you truly, truly want, then we are just going to be spinning our wheels… Everything has to be in order, has to be truly aligned.” (1:10:30 | Dr. Calvin Ng) 
• “The reason we feel so peaceful [in nature] is because it’s a belonging. We feel like we actually belong there–not think—we feel we belong there. That’s the difference.” (1:20:26 | Dr. Calvin Ng)

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“The oral cavity is so important. It's the external representation of the gut,” explains Kelly Bento, dental hygienist and certified student of quantum biology.

As a dental hygienist for several decades, Kelly has seen it all working in both traditional dental practices and biological dental practices that offer a more holistic approach to dentistry. In this episode, Kelly discusses the ways that the mouth acts as a predictor of overall future health. She talks about the differences between traditional and holistic dentistry, the importance of a healthy light environment for dental patients, and the dangers of common dental practices like the use of metal implants and fluoride. 

While there are benefits to seeing a holistic dentist rather than going to a traditional practice such as getting away from the use of harmful fluoride, Kelly explains that there are still areas of improvement that need to be made at holistic practices, particularly when it comes to the light environment. Overhead LED lights combined with powerful headlamps on dental loupes cause issues for both patients and dental practitioners alike. The use of metal implants is a real issue as implants not only inevitably fail, but also are known to cause health issues like autoimmune conditions and complications associated with intercepting radio and wi-fi frequency waves. 

Natural light from the sun is the number one most important factor for mitochondrial health. If you are going to a conventional dentist and noticing negative health impacts, speak up and explain that the light bothers you. 

Quotes

• “The oral cavity is so important. It's the external representation of the gut.” (8:36-8:41 | Kelly)
• “There is a massive rise in dental professionals struggling with macular degeneration.” (13:55-14:01 | Kelly)
• “Even if you're in a conventional practice, say something. Ask them to turn off the overhead lights, ask them to use the shield, and just simply say that the light intensity causes you a headache.” (18:00-18:14 | Kelly)
• “Just as they found out that every single root canal ultimately fails, every implant ultimately fails.” (23:34-23:42 | Kelly)
• “The number one reason for implant failure is bacterial infection. Well, the mouth is the most bacteria laden part of the entire body.” (37:00-37:13 | Kelly)
• “Don't ever bring your child into a conventional dental practice. Just walking in there. They are drilling amalgam that is just being vaporized into the practice.” (44:51-45:07 | Kelly)
• “Teeth will either give up minerals to their environment or receive minerals if they need them. So the interesting thing about teeth is that they're constantly sort of undergoing this flux and so what you want to do is just continue to to provide them with proper minerals and teeth will absolutely re-mineralize.” (59:33-1:00:00 | Kelly)

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"The genes sort of load the crossbow and the environment pulls the trigger," says Sara Pugh.

In the latest Quantum Biology Collective podcast, Meredith Oke teams up with returning guest, Sara Pugh. Sara has a degree in Biochemistry Genetics, a PhD in Molecular Mechanisms, as well as training in Functional Neurology, Pilates, and Hypnosis. Sara and Meredith dissect the interplay between our genetics and our environment and provide a great orientation for QBC listeners who are newer to the topic.

Dispelling the notion that genes alone shape our health, Sara introduces the environment as a crucial activator, determining gene expression. Zeroing in on light, she reveals how our skin and eyes capture different light wavelengths, influencing our genes and the vital mitochondria.

Sara underscores the ripple effects of light on our health, showing how misaligned exposure can contribute to conditions like obesity or mood disorders. Advocating for alignment with natural rhythms, she emphasizes morning sun exposure and genuine nighttime darkness, and natural unprocessed food.

Sara offers actionable insights, suggesting ways to mitigate modern lifestyle pitfalls, from grounding oneself to harnessing natural light indoors. There is an illustrative story in this episode which involves a truck driver whose outdoor meals ignited a significant health turnaround!

Quotes:

• "The important thing to understand is that the genes sort of load the crossbow and the environment pulls the trigger." (02:04 | Sara Pugh) 
• "Our bodies go into chaos and they don't know what to do when we give an incorrect signal, like bright light when it's supposed to be dark or darkness when it's supposed to be day." (11:37 | Sara Pugh)
• "So in the old paradigm, their genetics determine everything. And then the old paradigm, like an ice cream cone is an ice cream cone. It has this many calories and this many grams of fat and that's that. But in the quantum paradigm, walking to the ice cream parlor and getting an ice cream and walking outside in the sunshine while you eat it has a different effect than eating an ice cream cone at home, watching television when it's dark outside and you're being bombarded by even though the ice cream may have the same calories and the same fat, the effect on your body is totally different depending on the environment and the actions that you're taking while you're eating it." (31:20 | Meredith Oke)
• "We want to increase the signals that create coherence in the body. Those signals tend to come from nature and natural food, things that nature produced." (43:28 | Sara Pugh) 
• "The light and other frequencies give the signal to our bodies to be in coherence and that when our bodies are in coherence, we feel better." (45:44 | Sara Pugh)

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“Melatonin is the body’s most effective antioxidant,” declares Scott Zimmerman, who published a groundbreaking paper on subcellular melatonin, which has completely altered our understanding of how the hormone is produced in the body. 

As it turns out, melatonin is not solely produced by the pineal gland but in all of our mitochondria. It works to soothe the cortisol that is produced when we engage in nearly any activity, including exercise. 

On today’s episode of The Quantum Biology Collective podcast, Scott dispels common misconceptions including just how deeply different types of light penetrate the body. Our modern indoor environment—from hospitals to homes, windows and screens— prevents us from accessing all of the near-infrared light that we were born to absorb and that is so vital to our health. 

This is most especially important for children, Scott says. Due to body size and hormonal activity, they are most affected by light, and will suffer the most if we don’t change our current lifestyles. 

Join today’s discussion to learn how nature amplifies our absorption of near-infrared light and why not all blue light is bad. 

Quotes

• “So the body seems to have this kind of yin yang thing going on with the different types of hormones. You want to have the stress hormone response of cortisol to deal with, you know, it shuts down your immune system, it localizes, increases energy production, it does all these good things. But if you keep it up there, then you’ve got a problem. So it appears that the melatonin that's being generated in response to the stressor is greater than, equal to, or greater than the cortisol levels, and it tends to suppress the cortisol and get us back down to calm back down.” (14:15 | Scott Zimmerman) 
• “We've underestimated how the interactions between, you'll see a paper on melatonin, you'll see a paper on cortisol, you'll see a paper on other different hormone levels, but the reality is, is they're working in tandem.” (15:02 | Scott Zimmerman)
• “For whatever reason, sunlight is lowest on the list. We will come up with every other reason—the food, the exercise, the whatever—but sunlight… I guess everybody thinks they just have a right to it; they just don’t take advantage of it, is the problem. And it is free, it’s pretty easy to take advantage of.” (40:14 | Scott Zimmerman) 

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“I’m not going to become a recluse; I’m just going to embrace it and find something positive about being wherever I am,” says Dr. Sara Pugh, returning for her third appearance on the Quantum Biology Collective podcast. Dr. Sara discusses how to live an optimal quantum healthy lifestyle no matter your location, sharing insights from her experiences in a remote Swiss mountain village, the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia, and her home in Yorkshire, England. She highlights the unique quantum benefits and challenges of each place, focusing on maximizing and appreciating all aspects of her surroundings, and choosing to view the world through love instead of fear.

Dr. Sara also delves into the significance of structured water, emphasizing its importance on par with food and nutrition. She shares how she enhances her water with sacred geometry, filtering out negative information and incorporating positive energy. This perspective aligns with the belief of several thought leaders that humans are vessels for this sacred element.

Join today’s episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to learn practical tips for making the most of your environment, discover the healthiest airport and airline options, and hear about the humorous lengths Dr. Sara goes to create total darkness in her various homes.

Quotes

• “I think it’s to do with this drinking water with energy and information in it, it can be profoundly life-changing because we are made of water and plasma, but the water, like I was saying before, some people think that we’re the vessels that carry the consciousness.” (19:13 | Dr. Sara Pugh) 
• “Everything is energy and information and the information is more important than the energy.” (20:58 | Dr. Sara Pugh) 
• “If someone waves a fancy machine at me, no, I’m not interested. If it’s something to do with water or nature or crystals or sacred geometry or all that kind of natural stuff I can’t hurt myself with, that doesn’t plug in the wall, that our ancients did, then I’m really up for it because it’s, like you said, it’s about reconnecting with natural things that aren’t very expensive and even if it’s all nonsense it will just do nothing, it won’t hurt me.” (22:41 | Dr. Sara Pugh) 
• “What I’ve also learned and want to say about this is, and it’s something about the fear and love mindset: I’ve decided now, I can’t do anything about a lot of these things, so I’m not just going to become a recluse and live in a tent in Wales or not travel because of EMFs and being off the ground and all of these things. I’m just going to embrace it and find something positive about being in an airport or being in an airplane.”  (50:33 | Dr. Sara Pugh) 

Links

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“Almost every chronic disorder or chronic condition can be linked more or less directly to chronobiological disruption. What we would call civilization associated disorders or diseases, they are all linked to bad habits with regard to lighting and light exposure,” explains Dr. Alexander Wunsch, chronobiologist. Today, host Meredith Oke talks with Dr. Wunsch about the dangers of artificial light and the reasons why natural sunlight is so vital.

Every organism has adapted to a natural circadian biology, meaning they balance their sleep and wake cycles with those of the sun. When that circadian rhythm is interrupted, our bodies cannot function optimally and require more energy for basic metabolic functions. In most of Western society, people are not getting the proper daily dose of sunlight and instead are spending 90% of their day exposed to artificial light including blue light from computers and cellphones.

Most people are not getting the right dosage of sunlight to reap the positive benefits of the sun. When they do get sunlight, people are often overdosing and causing long term harm to their bodies. In contrast, artificial light is damaging to our natural circadian biology and can be just as problematic to our health as overdosing on sunlight.

Quotes

• “Almost every chronic disorder or chronic condition can be linked more or less directly to chronobiological disruption. What we would call civilization associated disorders or diseases, they are all linked to bad habits with regard to lighting and light exposure.” (6:05-6:39 | Dr. Wunsch)
• “Most humans in the western industrialized societies don't even have the chance to get the right dose of sunlight on a regular basis, because they are locked into very artificial conditions.” (21:42-22:07 | Dr. Wunsch) 
• “90% of people living indoors are exposed to artificial light and are living indoors 90% of their lifetime. And so the impact of the artificial light sources, I would say is even more problematic. And, the fact is we have not enough true, unfiltered natural sunlight. And on the other hand, we have much too much cold, artificial light surrogates, artificial light, overdose of artificial light, and almost no exposure to unfiltered natural light. And this makes the problems.” (22:51-23:51 | Dr. Wunsch) 
• “If you are exposed on a constant basis on the right dosage level, sunlight is positive. And if you are intermittently exposed in terms of overdosing every seven days or 10 days or so, then sunlight will unfold its nasty properties, but not immediately, but 10, 20, 30 years later.” (30:44-31:14 | Dr. Wunsch)
• “True light bulbs which produce the light via heat are the best artificial light source because they produce the natural spectral distribution, and our bodies are adapted to so-called thermal light sources.” (46:56-47:16 | Dr. Wunsch)

Links

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“If I can use multiple variables to make someone get better, that will be much more sustainable, and that person will be much healthier, explains Jim Laird, Strength & Conditioning Coach. In today’s episode, guest hosts Jim Laird and Dr. Leland Stillman return to discuss adjusting your circadian clock during daylight savings and how light aids with athletic performance. Through their knowledge of quantum biology, they share what it means to be a quantum athlete and healthier individual overall.

With our modern lifestyles, we are constantly indoors, negatively affecting our fitness and health. For instance, if we expose ourselves to blue light at night, our bodies believe its day time, which throws off the regeneration process of our mitochondria. Without proper sleep, we cannot optimize our physical performance and fulfill our athletic goals. To counteract this, find time to go outside and take in that natural light our bodies are meant to have.

Quantum Health is changing how athletes train. Learn more about how light boosts sports recovery, red infrared light’s melatonin-boosting effects, and the types of devices Dr. Leland recommends.

Quotes

• “We've built this modern lifestyle that's taking people away from nature, and eventually, people will have to figure out some ways to work around that.” (11:42-12:38 | Jim)
• “You've got to get bright, visible light during the day. And you've got to avoid blue and green light at night if you're going to have a healthy sleep for optimal performance.” (15:26-15:36 | Dr. Leland)
• “When it comes to athletes, what they need to understand is their performance is strongly linked to light signals in their environment because the stronger their circadian rhythms are, and the more light they're exposed to during the day, the better they're going to perform.” (22:47-23:04 | Dr. Leland) 
• “If I can use multiple variables to make someone get better, that will be much more sustainable, and that person will be much healthier.” (41:40-41:47 | Jim)
• “​​If you're not buying a lens that's dark red or orange, it's not blocking an adequate amount of blue light to protect your circadian rhythms at night.” (49:21-49:30 | Dr. Leland)

Links

Connect with Dr. Leland Stillman:

Website: https://stillmanmd.com/

Instagram: @stillmanMD

Substack: https://stillmanmd.substack.com/

Connect with Jim Laird:

Instagram: @gymlaird

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"Can quantum biology and light therapy revolutionize brain health?" In this episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast, Meredith Oak sits down with Dr. Gregory Steencken, a seasoned MD specializing in emergency and sports medicine. Dr. Steencken shares his transformative journey from traditional medicine to the innovative world of quantum biology.

Highlighting the curative role of nature and natural light, particularly red and infrared light, Dr. Steencken delves into how these elements can restructure cerebral spinal fluid and stimulate brain recovery. He champions the exposure to natural light, especially in the red spectrum, to improve brain function. The conversation also covers the crucial role of sleep in brain health. Dr. Steencken points out the detrimental effects of blue light from screens on sleep quality and advocates for reduced screen time, especially before bed. He suggests outdoor activities, like walking, as dual tools for physical health and natural light exposure.

Acknowledging the nascent stage of quantum biology, Dr. Steencken remains optimistic about its promise for brain health and concussion recovery. He stands behind a holistic healing approach, emphasizing the body's innate ability to heal and maintain equilibrium.

Quotes:

• “Something I always sort of go back to is like, all this stuff is still theory, all this stuff is just, you know, our best guess of what's actually going on based on the information we have, but we won't really know until we can do the fantastic voyage thing and shrink ourselves down to the size of being able to see atoms and neutrons and quarks and ups and downs. Until then, the view we have of things is really sort of manufactured, right? Talking about looking at the thing microscopically. So, you know, it has its merits, but you still have to understand it's limitations. It's not, we're not really seeing, you know, what's happening in nature, you know, down at the cellular level or the molecular level.” (10:26 | Gregory Steencken, MD) 
• “We're animals. We're meant to be outside in the environment. When we surround ourselves with more and more unnatural things, we're just disconnecting ourselves from that. Our quarks and our electrons and our protons and our neutrons, they know something.” (19:10 | Gregory Steencken, MD)
• “I usually encourage people to actually try to get walking and this is sort of a secret method of getting them into light therapy too. So go walking outside, right? And so light activity, light exercise, walk, don't run, let your symptoms be your guide as far as like if you're starting to start power walking and then you start getting a headache, okay, well, you gotta back off.” (36:16 | Gregory Steencken, MD)

Links

Connect with Gregory Steencken:

Interested in working with Dr. Steencken? Send him a note at: GregorySteenckenMD@gmail.com

Dr. Gregory Steencken’s Website: gregorysteenckenmd.com

Book a discovery call with Amanda Steencken, PhD: HoraiosWellness.com

Dr. Gregory Steencken’s Blog: 365-sunrises.com

SOCIALS: linkedin.com/in/gregory-steencken

It’s the one-year anniversary of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast! On track to reach 100,000 downloads by the end of 2023, we couldn’t be more excited about our listeners' curiosity and interest in quantum biology.  We also want to thank our guests who have generously shared their expertise and experiences, showcasing the intersection of quantum biology, health, and personal growth.

If you want to tap into more knowledge and get personal guidance on applying this science, you can find the Quantum Biology Collective's directory of practitioners on our website or become a QBC member to get live info and access to the video library.  And, if you are a practitioner looking for more knowledge, check out the 8-week Applied Quantum Biology Certification program, which offers a comprehensive study of the new human health paradigm and its practical application.

Links:

Countdown Number 6:

Ep 039: Hold Your Breath, Extend Your Life with Fitness Legend Erwan Le Corre

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-039-natural-movement-breathwork-holistic-well-being/id1657777911?i=1000626304864

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Ep 044: How To Feel Truth In Your Body: A Conversation with Perri Chase 

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-044-how-to-feel-truth-in-your-body-a/id1657777911?i=1000630288976

Watch on YouTube: How To Feel Truth In Your Body: A Conversation with Perri Chase

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Countdown Number 8:

EP 046: The Quantum Secrets of Bees with Amber Hargroder

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EP 049: Nutritional Light Technology with Ken Ceder

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“What medical intuitives have been doing naturally for centuries is now being studied and corroborated by Science,” says Wendie Colter, a pioneering medical intuitive and founder of The Practical Path. The Practical Path is a school that certifies medical intuitives. On this episode of The Quantum Biology Collective Podcast, host Meredith Oke, and Wendie Colter explain and discuss the intricacies and practical applications of medical intuition, a field that harmonizes energetic assessment with traditional medicine.

So what is medical intuition? Wendie Colter explains it’s not just an intuitive practice; it's an in-depth energetic evaluation of the physical body and the biofield, considering emotional, mental, and spiritual dimensions of illness. Wendie has not only established credibility in this field through her certification program but also substantiated its efficacy with compelling research.

Meredith and Wendie address the skepticism often associated with medical intuition, clarifying its distinction from psychic readings and shamanism. It's a method grounded in visualizing the body's physiological and anatomical nuances to identify imbalances and their roots, complementing rather than replacing medical care.

Wendie shares the journey behind becoming a medical intuitive, highlighting the thorough training required and dispelling the myth that it's an innate gift reserved for a few. They also discuss the critical role of ethics and standardized practices in the realm of intuitive healing.

This episode invites listeners to consider the broader spectrum of health understanding, positioning medical intuition as a valuable asset in enriching patient outcomes and expanding the horizons of healthcare practices.

Quotes:

• The cells have their own perspectives, the organs, the systems. And so I want to know what's going on there, where are things out of balance and how it can be balanced. That's the first thing because that's what people come to a medical intuitive for is what's going on for me, you know, physically, what's going on for my health. And so that's where I'll start. And I'll do a broad overview scan, and I'll do a deeper scan. And I'll get information for my client about that. And that's the first step and that takes probably half the session or more and that's really the crux of medical intuition. Now I want to find out why it's there. What's going on? What caused it? Because when you think about it from the energetic perspective or the quantum even perspective, something starts somewhere and then is manifested.” (18:05 | Wendie Colter) 
• “The way I describe the education that I teach is that you are going to be learning to work a new muscle. Intuition is natural, just like dancing is natural. You may want to just get up and move your body, but if you want to learn to be a dancer, there's rigor and practice and you learn skills. Well, intuition is the same way. If you want to learn my practice, there's a learning curve.” (26:06 | Wendie Colter) 
• “We want to see medical intuitives working with doctors, working in the clinical environment, being part of the team, the healthcare team, because of the value that we know we bring.” (42:50 | Wendie Colter) 

Links

Essentials of Medical Intuition: A Visionary Path to Wellness

https://www.thepracticalpath.com/medicalintuitionbook

Connect with Wendie Colter:

Website:

https://www.thepracticalpath.com/

Socials:

https://www.facebook.com/thepracticalpath

“Melatonin is the most powerful antioxidant that we know of in the human body—the king of antioxidants,” says today’s guest Dr. Roger Seheult, whose Youtube channel MedCram, helps make complicated medical topics easier to understand. On this episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast, he breaks down the process by which melatonin mitigates oxidative stress at the mitochondrial level, thus preventing major diseases in the body. 

The best way to get melatonin? From infrared light. But it’s more complex than that. Dr. Seheult explains the two very different functions melatonin takes on during the day versus at night, where the body’s greatest concentration of mitochondria lay, and why Vitamin D is just the beginning of what the sun has to offer our bodies.

This last point was raised throughout the COVID-19 pandemic—as well as the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918—where light therapies were used to treat patients. Dr. Seheult discusses the pioneering work of John Harvey Kellogg, a study performed in Brazil in which COVID patients were treated with an LED jacket, and the impact of light therapy on COVID patients who were on the brink of being intubated for ventilation. 

Dr. Seheult shares his eight pillars of health—which form the acronym NEW START---and how a green environment enhances the absorption of near-infrared light.

Quotes

• “The sun, and sunlight, gives us much more benefit than just Vitamin D.” (10:00 | Dr. Roger Seheult) 
• “The body’s designed to maximize that light’s effect to get to the area where it’s needed the most, which is the mitochondria.” (29:33 | Dr. Roger Seheult)
• “How do you prevent oxidative stress at night? By limiting light exposure to the eyes at night. How do you maximize melatonin-mediated protection of the mitochondria during the day? Through the production of melatonin on site in the mitochondria through the pathway of infrared light exposure.” (45:42 | Dr. Roger Seheult) 

Links

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Website:

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Socials:

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“We are batteries made out of water charged by sunlight,” explains Quantum Health Clinician and Educator, Laura Kissmann. Without exposure to natural light, the circadian rhythm that controls all the biological processes in the body will become misaligned. Although Laura now spends her time performing energy healing through quantum health practices such as red light therapy and access bars, she did not start out this way. Laura spent decades serving in the Canadian military as well as four years in an underground bunker surrounded by EMF while working for NORAD. In this episode, Laura shares her career and health history for a side by side analysis of what her environmental conditions were at the time each of her symptoms developed. 

Environmental conditions that are out of alignment with the body’s biological needs are at the root of all disease. Although it would be decades before Laura understood the connection between her environment and her numerous physical symptoms, she began to put the pieces together much earlier that something about her lifestyle was negatively impacting her health. When Laura began her military career, she was a young, healthy athlete. Then came decades of being forced to wear shoes that caused her to develop plantar fasciitis, followed by spending twelve hours per day in an underground bunker under fluorescent lighting, surrounded by EMF signals. After the birth of her first child, Laura was sicker than ever, experiencing symptoms that turned out to be hyperthyroidism, leaky gut, intestinal parasites, and chemical sensitivity. 

Looking back through Laura’s health history alongside her environmental conditions gives valuable insight into how circadian dysfunction caused her health to decline. When you take the time to analyze your physical and mental health symptoms through the lens of quantum biology, the immense impact of your environment on your health will become more and more clear. Be your own quantum health detective and see where your own environment may be misaligned with your body’s natural biology. 

Quotes

• “Sometimes people can't fully get well, if they don't address the traumas, the mental emotional stuff.” (3:13-3:21 | Laura)
• “With Access Bars, at worst, it's a relaxing massage, and at best it changes your whole life.” (9:27-9:33 | Laura)
• “The environment that we put our body in and the type of exposure that our body receives in that environment is the absolute most critical thing.” (35:58-36:07 | Meredith)
• “Circadian rhythm controls every process in the body, and circadian rhythm is controlled by natural light.” (44:02-44:08 | Meredith)
• “You want to be synced with the sun. If you're not synced with the sun, it's going to lead to disease in the body.” (58:22-58:30 | Laura)
• “You can become diabetic from blue light.” (1:01:23-1:01:25 | Laura)

Links

Connect with Laura Kissmann:

Website: https://laurakissmannwellness.com/

Instagram: @lkwellness

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Ether, the unseen conductor of health and vitality, takes center stage in this fascinating episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast. Join host Meredith Oke and guest Carrie Bennett as they unravel the mysteries of ether in quantum biology and its profound implications for human health and healing.

Meredith and Carrie engage in a thought-provoking discussion about the critical role of light and circadian rhythms in our well-being, addressing why this vital information remains on the periphery of mainstream medical and alternative health practices. 

Delving into the concept of structured water, Carrie highlights Gerald Pollack's research, which reveals how water molecules form a liquid crystal, effectively serving as an antenna within the body for energy and information. Carrie explains the concept of ether, a fluid medium that fills all space and interacts with our bodies at a vibrational level. This discussion underscores the ether's sensitivity to consciousness, intention, and emotions, and its significant role in influencing our health.

This enlightening conversation offers a fresh perspective on the role of ether in shaping our health and encourages listeners to embrace a holistic approach to well-being. By tuning into the subtle yet powerful influence of the ether, we can unlock new pathways to enhanced health and vitality.

Quotes:

• “There's a whole line of physics that studies the behavior of liquid crystals. Liquid crystals can store data. They can receive information. They can transduce information. This liquid crystalline water is a conduit for quantum energy flow. So things like electrons and protons can flow. And so now that we know that this water has these really special properties, I think it's really easy to see how if we've omitted these properties of water that are around every protein, every biomolecule, every hormone, every receptor in the body, if we've ignored that, then we have not studied water and these hormones and molecules as they would be behaving in the human body, right? We've just studied them in isolation and we've completely ignored how truly intelligent and important that water is inside of us.”  (19:07 | Carrie Bennett)
• “Water is receiving all sorts of vibrations and interpreting that, and then the body can adapt in real time because it knows. Vibration is the language of the universe. The body knows what to do with that information.” (22:58 | Carrie Bennett)  
• “How is it that people thinking, like focusing intently on love and peace, how does that get to people who have no clue that this is going on? How is it influencing? It's because we are always a part of the ether. We're always interacting with it.” (44:41 | Carrie Bennett)

Links

Connect with Carrie Bennett:

Carrie's Courses: use code QBC for 10% off  https://www.carriebwellness.comhttps://www.carriebwellness.com/a/2147532205/Yy9ZsjZN

Carrie's Instagram: @carriebwellness

Carrie is the Lead Faculty for the Applied Quantum Biology Certification, next cohort March 2024 appliedquantumbiology.com

Discover the groundbreaking research on the impact of blue light on teenagers' sleep and overall well-being in this episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast. Daniel White, founder of the Sleep Better Live Better Foundation, shares the results of a study conducted with local schools, where students were given blue blocking glasses to wear three hours before bedtime. The findings were statistically significant, showing improvements in sleep quality, consistency, stress levels, and alertness the next day. This study is the first of its kind, providing evidence that blue light blocking glasses can make a real difference in the lives of teenagers. If you're a parent or educator concerned about the effects of screen time on your child's sleep and health, this episode is a must-listen.

Daniel passionately talks about the importance of empowering children and teenagers with the necessary tools and knowledge to prioritize their sleep and overall health. He shares inspiring stories of students who saw positive changes in their sleep patterns and general well-being after using the blue blocking glasses. Daniel suggests that enhancing sleep quality can lead to a domino effect, igniting curiosity and motivation to make healthier life choices.

Throughout the episode, Daniel tackles common misconceptions about blue light blocking glasses and underscores the need for more research and advocacy in this field. He emphasizes the critical role of parents and educators in prioritizing circadian health in young people, who will be the ones to face and resolve the world's future challenges.

Gain insights into the importance of circadian rhythms, the challenges teenagers face with technology use, and the simple yet powerful intervention of blue light blocking glasses. Join the movement to prioritize sleep and well-being for the next generation.

Quotes:

• “If you tell a child you wear this pair of blue lock blocking glasses, you'll sleep better, you'll wake up tomorrow, you'll feel better, and they do it.” (19:53 | Daniel White)
• “At the end of the day, people, children in their youth, just want to experience a high quality of life. They want to be happy. They want to be curious because they haven't had that beaten out of them by decades of technology use.”  (20:19 | Daniel White)
• “I personally believe from all my research and evidence and experience, not just in clinic, but also in my own personal life, that a good night's sleep is the best medicine. Being in sync with nature, having cells that function properly, that produce energy, that repair, that restore that carry out all of these important biological and physiological functions that ensure that we can grow and develop to the fullest of our potential.” (41:31 | Daniel White) 

Links

Free Guide To Make Your iPhone Red: https://www.sleepbetterlivebetterprogramme.co.uk/opt-in

Connect with Daniel White:

Social Media:

https://www.facebook.com/danielwhitehealth

https://www.instagram.com/danielwhitehealth/

https://www.instagram.com/sblb.co

https://www.facebook.com/sblb.co/

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“Sunlight combined with homeopathy transformed my health and my healing experience in huge ways,” shares Heathar Shepard, a New Mexico-based homeopathic health practitioner. After a car accident that left her with a traumatic brain injury, Heathar tried everything to get her health back on track. It was not until she discovered the quantum lifestyle and began incorporating more sunlight into her routine that she began to see dramatic improvements to her overall health. After only one week of watching the sunrise and improving her circadian rhythm, she was sleeping better and her migraines and dizziness were nearly gone. In this episode, Heathar breaks down how homeopathy works and the ways in which it can help to restore the body’s mitochondrial functioning, especially when combined with a quantum lifestyle. 

People often have misconceptions about homeopathy, viewing it as just “sugar pills”. In actuality, homeopathic remedies are much more. They are a diluted energetic remnant of the original substance that can aid in curing a multitude of health concerns from acute pain and illness to severe chronic conditions like cancer and schizophrenia. After a traumatic event like an injury or illness, grief, shock, or witnessing something very frightening, the body’s electron spin rate changes. When homeopathic supplements are taken in combination with quantum lifestyle changes, dramatic improvements are possible due to restoring the electron spin rate to its original state. 

Emotional states like grief can have a strong impact on a person’s overall health. This is why homeopaths tend to focus on healing emotional states first before addressing physical symptoms. As the emotional state is healed, the physical symptoms will begin to heal as well. If you are dealing with the aftereffects of an injury, grief, or any kind of shock to the body, and traditional modalities have not provided relief, consider visiting a homeopath like Heathar who can help get your mitochondrial functioning back on track. 

Quotes

• “Sunlight combined with homeopathy transformed my health and my healing experience in huge ways.” (9:27-9:33 | Heathar)
• “Whether it's a shock or grief, or a really, truly frightful experience you witness, it can change the way the electrons spin in your body.” (13:14-13:27 | Heathar) 
• “Skin cancer rates have gone up 2 to 7% per year since the 70s when sunscreen was introduced.” (18:42-18:48 | Heathar)
• “If we can get the organism to let it out in grief or in its all natural way, by using homeopathy, it can do huge things for people.” (46:04-46:14 | Heathar)

Links

Connect with Heathar Shepard:

Instagram: @sunlight_rx

Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-primal-pioneer/id1482963642

Website: https://heatharshepard.com/

The Spin of Electrons and the Proof for the Action of Homeopathic Remedies: 

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7550134/ 

Could the secret to overcoming trauma lie in the interplay of light and nutrition?" In this episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast, Meredith Oke delves into this topic with Kelley Erickson, a holistic health practitioner with expertise in nutrition, Reiki, and functional mental health. Kelley shares her journey of healing from childhood trauma and addiction, unveiling how she discovered the vital connection between light, nutrition, and trauma recovery.

Her story begins with her struggles against complex PTSD and addiction, leading her to explore profound healing avenues. Initially focused on helping her son with a movement disorder, Kelley soon realized the necessity of addressing her own deep-seated trauma.

During her healing process, Kelley discovered the significant impact of light and nutrition on trauma recovery. She discusses how the mitochondria, our cells' powerhouses, are affected by chronic stress and trauma. Adopting a ketogenic diet helped shift her body's energy utilization from sugar to fat, supporting mitochondrial health and overall well-being.

Kelley also highlights the crucial role of natural light in regulating circadian rhythms and the stress response system. Sun exposure, she explains, sends vital safety signals to the mitochondria and assists in regulating the vagus nerve, key to managing stress and enhancing emotional health.

In addition, Kelley offers practical tips to create an environment conducive to trauma recovery. These include allowing fresh air and natural light into living spaces, using red light or candlelight in the evenings, and reducing electromagnetic field exposure by limiting Wi-Fi and device usage.

Kelley's story is a powerful reminder of the interconnectedness of our physical and emotional health and the importance of a holistic approach in healing trauma. Her insights provide valuable strategies for those seeking to nurture their bodies and minds on the path to recovery.

Quotes:

• “One of the ways that we can help our mitochondria is by allowing them to shift from a state of being a sugar burner to being a fat burner. And this does a couple of different things. It produces more metabolic water. It can help with nutrient sensing and signaling, which becomes significantly arrested through chronic stress.” (13:57 | Kelley Erickson)
• “Light plays a really big role in helping the hypothalamus regulate or control the state that the vagus nerve is in. “(16:46 | Kelley Erickson)
• “If we put our bodies in the environment that they're meant to be in, they will heal. They know how to heal themselves.” (29:18 | Meredith Oke)
• “When we vibrate at a frequency that emits coherence, that's when we feel the most love. And I think that's when we can feel connected to something greater than ourselves. And it really opens the door for so much more spiritual healing.”  (59:27 | Kelley Erickson) 

Links

Connect with Kelley Erickson:

Kelley's website: Sundarwellness.com

Kelley's Socials:

Instagram @kelleycroff

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“It’s amazing what happens when you step out of your comfort zone.” In the inaugural episode of “Quantum Healthy,” Meredith joins co-hosts Laura Kissman and Andeea Rae, alumnae of the Applied Quantum Certification program, as the first guest! They delve into the necessity of belief in quantum biology and quantum health, challenging conventional medicine and rigid scientific paradigms. Meredith shares the origin story of the Quantum Biology Collective and teases an exciting new direction it will soon take.

They acknowledge Jim Al-Khalili and Johnjoe McFadden for their pioneering book, “Life on the Edge,” which introduced quantum biology to the public, and Dr. Jack Kruse for linking quantum biology to practical health applications and boldly advocating for it. Meredith sees her role as making quantum biology accessible to everyone, empowering them to connect with it.

The creation of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast was as non-linear as quantum biology itself. Meredith discusses the importance of leveraging strengths, learning to pivot, and stepping out of established lanes—valuable lessons for new startups.

Quotes

• “We're not just going to a chemical level, we're going to a subatomic level and looking at how biology functions from that perspective…what I was interested in and what the Institute of Applied Quantum Biology is interested in is like, ‘Okay, so if this is true, what does that mean practically? What does that mean for people in their everyday lives?...And I think that's the door that quantum biology opens up really, really wide.” (6:28 | Meredith Oke) 
• “How many times have you heard, ‘Oh, it’s just an anomaly.’ It’s like, well, no, that’s something that can’t be explained by your formula or your paradigm…just because we can’t explain it, doesn’t mean it’s an anomaly.”  (8:13 | Meredith Oke)
• “If that guru repels people or there are certain people who don’t like him, then they’re lost to the movement…So, from my perspective I thought, that’s what needs to happen with this it needs to belong to the people, as it were, so that everyone feels empowered to access it and connect to it.” 17:57 | Meredith Oke) 
• “I would love for people to embrace their strengths, to see that about themselves…you have gifts, and so find them…You know how to make them happen, so why wouldn’t you just do it?’ That was a huge growth moment for me and I hope it helps other people to just do it, do their thing. Do your thing.”  (37:20 | Meredith Oke)

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“Super simply, it’s everything for everyone,” says Kelly Bento about the power of infrared light therapy to heal the body and promote wellness by infusing your cells with direct energy. A clinician, Kelly regularly used lasers on her dental patients, and became even more invested in them after her brother sustained a brain injury. Soon she developed her own red light therapy products, Soleil Well. 

Red light makes up 42% of the sun’s light that is meant to hit us all day, every day. Since all of us living in the modern world are drastically deficient in natural light, the photobiomodulation that red light therapy acts as an adjunct therapy. Your cells recognize and know exactly what to do with that light, providing the cleanest, quickest and most efficient form of energy. 

The benefits are immediate, promoting everything from increased circulation of blood to the brain, improved lymphatic flow to stem cell stimulation. Despite all of these benefits, many still believe that infrared benefits are merely skindeep. Kelly answers these criticisms, explaining how her products–which include panels and a torch—work and the best time to use them. 

She also shares the story of a client who is one of the world’s longest-living survivors of childhood diabetes, and as a result had a serious and persistent issue that no other therapy could seem to alleviate. The results provided by infrared therapy and the relief it provided were nothing short of remarkable. 

As a clinician first and a businesswoman second, Kelly goes above and beyond to assure the quality of her products. She and Meredith warn of what many manufacturers do–and don’t do–and what to look for from your products. 

Quotes:

• “When you shine light on the body, amazing things happen within the mitochondria. So it is the cleanest, most efficient, most direct form of energy that your body fully recognizes and fully knows what to do with.” (7:42 | Kelly Bento)
• “Light is the software that runs the hardware of the human body. Light is the program that runs it all.” (9:51 | Kelly Bento) 
• “Blue light starts to have a crescendo affect—-there’s a little when the sun rises, then it starts to peak, then it starts to fall, so there’s supposed to be limited amount of blue light at different times of day—red is 42% of all sunlight all day, every day. Red are, in my opinion, from a human biology standpoint, the most important wavelengths and we are so profoundly deficient in what our body needs for everything to run smoothly, efficiently, and in the most healthy, energized manner.” (17:43 | Kelly Bento)
• “To understand the deficiency, and how little light we’re getting and how much light we need, makes the case for adding in a modality like this. Honestly, we’re so lucky that this technology exists because, moving forward, as our environment continues to change and becomes less and less biologically positive, using technology like this, you’re able to add in more benefit.” (27:08 | Kelly Bento) 
• “I’m not a product person. I’m a clinician. What is best for my patients? How will I be able to best serve my patient, and my family and my loved ones and my friends? And so here I am. I never thought in my mid-50s I’d be launching a business, but here I am.” (101:04 | Kelly Bento)

Links

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“It’s really important to think about the small choices that one is making every day from the mind and heart space and realize how much our thoughts are affecting our biology,” says today’s guest Heather Crimson, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to discuss the largely overlooked connection between mental health and mitochondrial health. In her 20-year practice as a therapist and through her own journey of healing from early childhood trauma, Heather has come to realize the damage that trauma inflicts upon our cells, causing inflammation and a resulting cast of physical issues, which, in turn, fuel our negative thoughts and emotions. On today’s episode, she talks about reaching outside of contemporary psychology’s biochemical model to address clients’ issues at the cellular level and, ultimately, make therapy more effective.  

Addressing mitochondrial damage not only enhances traditional therapy practices, but reaches past the limits of merely talking out the problem. When we listen to our body’s needs—the basis of which is aligning with circadian light—we align with our truest selves. Heather discusses the practice of myofascial release, which not only clears out old trauma but allows space for new, healthier connections going forward.

Contrary to popular belief, healing can be quick, easy, and even fun. Join today’s discussion with Heather and host Meredith Oke to learn more. 

Quotes:

• “When I started improving my circadian rhythm and I started to feel stronger, then my emotions would turn around. It’s like my emotions tend toward the more neutral and positive, whereas when your body feels bad, you don’t have energy. The voltage is so low, no wonder your emotions and your thoughts—they’re awful!” (12:53 | Heather Crimson) 
• “I think the main paradigm shift needs to be a few things: trusting our bodies and how resilient they are, that our bodies don’t make mistakes, they’re designed to heal. Understanding our bio-electric nature, we are intimately tied to the natural environment and we are a part of that ecosystem…it all ties together” (25:18 | Heather Crimson)
• “It’s really important to think about all the small choices that one is making every day, especially from the mind and heart space. I think we can obsess about the physiological and not realize how much our thoughts, the nature of our thoughts and the emotional home that we live in is affecting our biology.” (26:07 | Heather Crimson) 
• “Psychology Today have been talking about mitochondria being a key factor in mental health since 2017, but they’re still in the biochemical model and, ‘Oh, what drugs can we make to help our mitochondria,’ and you see that a lot when you start to do the research.” (31:03 | Heather Crimson)
• “Fascia, as we know, is key insofar as our bodies’ holding energetic imprints and also how it’s affecting our body’s ability to do quantum communication.” (47:25 | Heather Crimson)

Links

Connect with Heather Crimson:

www.enlightenedmood.com

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“If you aren't embracing or exposing yourself to natural light or the principles of quantum biology, and all the things about ourselves as electromagnetic beings, it's going to compromise your health and that includes your mental health,” explains Heather Crimson, quantum therapist and experienced marriage and family counselor. The Western medical model heavily relies on prescribing medications even for mild and moderate cases of depression and anxiety. These pills act as a Bandaid rather than actually working out the root causes of the patients’ dysregulation. In this episode, Heather debunks myths about SSRI efficacy and shares her sunlight prescription for cultivating energy, confidence and security without medication.

There is a vast lack of knowledge within the medical community when it comes to the impact of sunlight on mental health. Due to busy modern lifestyles filled with artificial light, most people are living in a way that actively works against their body’s natural biology. Although there is no research showing that SSRIs help with depression or even that serotonin is the main driver for depression, they are the most commonly prescribed treatment, even for mild cases. These medications often cause damaging side effects and do nothing to treat the lifestyle factors that are at the root of circadian dysfunction. By getting morning sunlight, reducing artificial light exposure, and blocking blue light in the evenings, your circadian rhythm will begin to properly regulate itself and you will see a marked improvement in both mental and physical health symptoms, all without the help of any medications. 

People are quick to discount the efficacy of self care, because it sounds too simple and it is easier to think of a pill as a cure. As electromagnetic beings, humans are designed to get their energy from the sun and nature. When you start to live in a way that aligns with your biology, you will be amazed at how much better you feel. 

Quotes

• “If you aren't embracing or exposing yourself to natural light or the principles of quantum biology, and all the things about ourselves as electromagnetic beings, it's going to compromise your health and that includes your mental health.” (4:41-4:55 | Heather) 
• “There's an energy problem in their neurotransmitter function, in their hormonal function; and that is the issue.” (13:27-13:35 | Heather)
• “There's no research that shows that SSRIs help, or that serotonin is actually the cause of depression.” (14:15-14:22 | Heather)
• “We're not living in a way that supports our biology.” (25:07-25:12 | Heather)

Links

Connect with Heather Crimson, LMFT, MS:

Instagram: @heathercrimson

Website: www.enlightenedmood.com

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“One of the things that I am continuously working on is triggering people to think more about light and to think more about the effects of light,” explains Roudy Nassif, Founder of VivaRays. After suffering from chronic fatigue and depression, Roudy felt determined to find a sustainable solution. Through his holistic medicine journey, Roudy discovered the benefits of natural light and improved his circadian rhythm once and for all.

An engineer with insomnia issues, Roudy found that his chronic exhaustion affected every area of his life. After learning about quantum biology and the importance of natural light, Roudy created his company VivaRays, specializing in circadian light therapy glasses. By combating the adverse effects of artificial blue light, our daily environment can improve, leading to a healthier lifestyle overall. 

It’s never too late to improve your circadian rhythm. Learn more about Roudy’s quantum biology journey, perfecting blue blockers for optimal results, and how light elevates consciousness.

Quotes

• “The language of light is wordless. Yet, in this language resides the essence of all meaning.” (10:01-10:48 | Roudy)
• “Our relationship to light is so fundamental and obvious, but it's so simple that we often miss it. We take it for granted.” (19:59-20:21 | Roudy) 
• “I'm truly inspired about helping humanity to elevate their light.” (36:25-36:50 | Roudy)
• “One of the things that I am continuously working on is triggering people to think more about light and to think more about the effects of light.” (39:21-39:53 | Roudy)
• “Nothing is happening outside that is not caused by what's happening inside.” (44:34-44:41 | Roudy)
• “Who you were yesterday is a beautiful sequence that will create who you will become today and who you will be tomorrow.” (57:59-56:57 | Roudy) 

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“There's no exercise that you can teach what you learn on the streets,” explains Taylor Davidson, Founder of Football Entangled. After experiencing a sports-related stress fracture, Taylor became fascinated by human health, leading him down the road of quantum biology. Today, guest host Jason Oke and Taylor discuss why athletes need to improve their circadian rhythm for peak athletic performance. 

Through Football Entangled, Taylor works with footballers to overcome injuries and maximize their talent through the principles of quantum biology. He has built his system around three pillars: your mitochondrial health, your internal foundation (athletic ability), and the game itself. By putting yourself in the right environment for optimal vitality, you will be surprised at how much better you will be. Although many people only take things seriously when making a financial investment, the best changes for our fitness are free, such as natural sunlight. By looking at athletes from poorer countries, who do not have access to fancy cleats or programs, you can see the benefits of simply playing outside, learning from the competition, and understanding how your body actually functions.

You need to get outside whether you play football, soccer, or any sport. When you’re outside, you not only improve your mitochondrial health, but you can be in a position to learn on the field. Although there are exercises and drills you can always do, learning from playing is how you get to a high level of performance.

Quotes

• “Every little step got me more and more understanding of quantum health and mitochondrial function and how the human body works from a base level.” (4:20-4:34 | Taylor)
• “That first pillar, the inner furnace, is really controlling your environment and putting yourself in the best spot for optimal health and vitality. And it is hard sometimes when I'm working with like professional athletes because they're so ingrained into what they know. But at the same time, those guys also have a lot of freedom because of their finances. And contrary to common thought, those pro athletes do have a lot of time on their hands. So they, they, they really do have the ability to apply these things if they choose to. So a lot of times, it's just getting them by mentally over the, over the stump, and like buying in.” (12:19-13:06 | Taylor) 
• “When people make an investment in themselves, then the change is a lot easier to come by as opposed to how often people don't act on the free stuff they have around. Once they make a financial investment, then it's easy for them to make make a change in their life.” (15:24-15:45 | Taylor)
• “Strength is not just about how much you can lift in a certain pattern, but the result of the whole being integrated, not just how big the parts are.” (25:19-25:35 | Taylor)
• “There's no exercise that you can teach what you learn on the streets. The only way you can learn that is by actually doing it and being exposed to all the different levels of talent and ability on the field of competition, which then molds you and pushes you to adapt and overcome.” (28:23-28:46 | Taylor)
• “You get the biggest output of actionable knowledge by what you learn on the field in competition because you get taught what works and what doesn't work really quick.” (36:24-36:38 | Taylor)
• “I'm not a doctor or a scientist, but I've been able to take mountains of knowledge and then apply it at a very high level of performance.”  (36:47-36:59 | Taylor) 

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“You have to change your lifestyle. Otherwise, nothing else is going to change,” explains Robert Jacobs, strength and conditioning coach and competitive strongman. As a coach and competitor, Robert has firsthand experience on the benefits of proper strength training and conditioning. Even non-athletes can benefit tremendously from basic strength training for increased muscle mass and longevity. As a big proponent of the incredible power of small changes for influencing bigger long term change, Robert prefers lifestyle changes over short term, band aid type solutions like supplements. In this episode, Robert speaks with host Meredith Oke about the benefits of circadian timed eating and exercising for overall health and wellness.

Small changes like getting up and seeing the sunrise each morning can lead to huge improvements in health. The busy way modern people live is often completely out of rhythm with the natural way the human body was designed to work. People worry so much about what they are eating, that they do not realize ‘what’ is only part of the picture. In many cases, when you eat actually plays a larger role on your body than what you eat. Your body is meant to follow a diurnal rhythm. When you eat dinner after dark or snack on carbs late at night, you are confusing your body’s signals and reducing your ability to rest and recover during sleep. When you align your eating habits and exercise times with the natural circadian rhythm, you will gain muscle mass, lose weight, sleep better, and perform better throughout the day. 

Everyone knows that eating right and exercising are essential for a healthy lifestyle. What people may not realize is that the timing of when you eat and exercise may actually play a larger role in your overall health and fitness than what you are eating or the types of exercise you are doing. If you are looking to improve your health, start with small changes. Even the littlest change in your habits can have big results.

Quotes

• “You have to change your lifestyle. Otherwise, nothing else is going to change.” (31:33 | Robert) 
• “The majority of your carbohydrates should be in the afternoon because that is instant energy.” (34:49 | Robert)
• “A metabolically normal individual is essentially pre-diabetic after sunset.” (36:29 | Robert)
• “As you move through non REM and REM sleep, you are paralyzed. You're not supposed to be processing food.” (41:22 | Robert)
• “When you eat matters as much if not more than what you eat.” (48:12 | Robert) 
• “Intense difficult exercise on an empty stomach is worse for you than it is better in the long run.” (1:14:37 | Robert)

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Instagram: @robertcjacobs

Website: www.outlawstrength.com

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“Statins are prescribed like they’re candy—they’re not. They’re mitochondrial poison,” says Francisco Gutierrez, MD, allopathic trained physician specializing in internal medicine, who joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to explain why these drugs—which remain among the top three most prescribed in the U.S—not only do nothing for the primary prevention of heart disease but, for most people, do more harm than good. The mass overprescription of statins is based on a misunderstanding of the role cholesterol plays in the body, a misguided correlation between LDL and heart disease, flawed metrics and propaganda. 

Today, Dr. Francisco explains what we’re getting wrong about metabolic syndrome and how having a stroke at age 41 led him to first question the traditional medical paradigm. He discusses how many of the symptoms we associate with poor diet are just as much if not more a case of circadian misalignment. He shares stories of clients who have healed many of these symptoms. He also explains the difference between relative risk and absolute risk, how the pharmaceutical industry creates confusion between the two to promote products.

Join today’s episode to learn more about what we’re getting wrong about food, calories and exercise, and we truly build muscle–and it’s not about calories or exercise. 

Quotes

• “The guardians of the ship of resiliency are the mitochondria. The mitochondria are basically what dictates if we’re sick or we thrive…mitochondria are quantum antennas, they pay attention to a lot of different inputs.” (15:10 | Francisco Gutierrez, MD)
• “By just helping people fix their desynchronized circadian clock, I can show them how their mitochondria function is improving—how? By showing them with a body composition scan—that they’re reducing their body fat and increasing their muscle without exercise…Everybody has this idea that you have to go to the gym and spend an hour and a half and pump iron and that’s the way you’re going to make muscle. Nope. Nature makes your muscle.” (17:45 | Francisco Gutierrez, MD) 
• “There are two things that really annoy me in how medical care is being promoted: one of them is cholesterol…The other one is the idea of calories.” (19:01 | Francisco Gutierrez, MD)
• “Food is important, but food is the easiest thing to fix and I’ll explain why. More fundamental is the realization that you can get insulin resistance and fatty liver and high insulin with the resulting metabolic syndrome just by not enough sunlight and too much artificial light.” (23:02 | Francisco Gutierrez, MD)
• “I was one who thought that the prescription pad was a solution. That’s it. What changed my view was my own stroke because I had to ask myself the question: ‘Why did this happen if I’m doing the things that they tell me to do?’”  (40:36 | Francisco Gutierrez, MD)
• “Statins are prescribed like they’re candy—they’re not. They’re mitochondrial poison.” (58:27 | Francisco Gutierrez, MD)

Links

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www.solymardirecthealth.com

Socials: @solymardirecthealth 

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“A fundamental problem that people have is they've got enough energy to survive, but they can't thrive. And that's where I think quantum biology provides this enormous lens to allow people to tap into energy,” shares Sara Pugh, PhD. Dr. Sara is a polymath scientist turned quantum practitioner with a wealth of experience across many disciplines. She has experience in everything from pilates and functional neurology to close up magic and hypnosis. Today, host Meredith Oke talks with Dr. Sara Pugh about quantum biology and its connections to everything.

Whether you’re looking at how hypnosis works, why people are able to be tricked by stage magic, or health concerns like heart rate variability and chronic pain, everything comes down to quantum biology and circadian rhythm. When the body does not have order, there is room for inflammation to take over. Often people think changing their diets is enough to fix their health. However, 60% of electrons come from non-food sources like sunlight, and without that trigger, the body is unable to create vital hormones. People need to spend more time regulating their circadian rhythm by connecting with nature, seeing the sunrise and sunset, and eating and sleeping at the correct times. These elements are key for enabling the mitochondria to generate enough structured water for the body to perform optimally.

When you get down to it, everyone is connected through quantum biology. When circadian rhythm is out of order your mitochondria cannot create enough structured water and health problems begin to occur. 

Quotes

• “When I've looked at people's heart rate variabilities, there tends to be lots of problems there because we don't sort of do basic things like going out and cuddling or stroking animals or being in nature and just feeling part of the universe.” (15:30-15:46 | Dr. Sara)
• “You can have all of the precursors in the world to make a neurotransmitter, but if there's not the trigger, like the sunlight, the serotonin isn't gonna get made.” (23:04-23:12 | Dr. Sara)
• “The blue light from the sun is our timekeeper, and a brain that can't tell the time is like a brain that doesn't know where it is. It's gonna be confused and stressed out.” (25:47-25:56 | Dr. Sara)
• “Inflammation is chaos, and the more order there is in the body, the better.” (26:23-26:27 | Dr. Sara)
• “We get 60% of our electrons from non-food sources.” (30:20-30:24 | Dr. Sara)
• “A fundamental problem that people have is they've got enough energy to survive, but they can't thrive. And that's where I think quantum biology provides this enormous lens to allow people to tap into energy.” (33:53-34:06 | Dr. Sara)

Links

Sara Pugh is @busysuperhuman on Instagram, TikTok & Facebook 

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“I started learning about all the things I was doing, that had nothing to do with food, that was interfering with my fertility and my reproductive health,” explains guest Sarah Kleiner, Influencer and Certified Quantum Health Practitioner. During her fertility journey, Sarah became drawn to Quantum Biology. Reflecting on her miracle pregnancy and how she finally managed her health, Sarah shares her insights and the trial and error of finding what works.

After going to numerous doctors and doing IVF, Sarah still struggled to have a viable pregnancy. After focusing her efforts on quantum health, Sarah began going outside more, doing red light therapy and cold therapy. Now, Sarah is happily pregnant and using her knowledge to educate others on how quantum biology can help them. Whether you are looking to get pregnant, lose weight, or simply feel better, restructuring your lifestyle can help you heal.

Navigating health and wellness may be a maze, but it's worth it. Learn more about Sarah’s experience with infertility, improving your circadian health, and how quantum healing can lead to weight loss.

Quotes

• “I started learning about light. And I started learning about all the things I was doing, that had nothing to do with food, that was interfering with my fertility and my reproductive health.” (7:46-8:01 | Sarah) 
• “My big lesson and my big passion now are teaching people about quantum health and how to understand these things.” (11:51-12:00 | Sarah)
• “The things that worked for me, the things that got me the healthiest I had ever been, we're free.” (14:03-14:08 | Sarah)
• “I've got my story of hope and healing. And the cool thing that happened to me was that I lost 30 pounds while trying to get pregnant. That's just a side effect of quantum healing.” (15:37-15:56 | Sarah)
• “When you improve your redox function, you don't have to kill yourself with diet and exercise because your body is more of a self-healing organism. It's more in tune with nature.” (24:08-24:20 | Sarah)

Links

Connect with Sarah Kleiner:

Instagram: @sarahkleinerwellness

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CarnivoreYogi/videos

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“There are a lot of changes in the air,“ says Sarah Kleiner, founder of Sarah Kleiner Wellness on a recent episode of her Evolving Wellness podcast where she welcomed guest Meredith Oke. Throughout this episode, which Meredith shares with the Quantum Biology Collective podcast audience, the two discuss the rapid downfall of the traditional medical paradigm. Sarah describes being at the forefront of this movement beginning when her daughter suffered a brain injury resulting from a traditional medical procedure, and the mixed feelings she has now that so much of what she was criticized for is being taken seriously in the wider culture. 

The two women explain how we can converse with people who are resistant, close-minded, and even hostile toward the changes taking place. Listen in on today’s discussion to learn why Meredith says Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is the only politician to still have a soul. 

Quotes

• “Right now, in particular, like you said, there’s a lot of change in the air. People are really clinging to old behaviors, old beliefs. They’re more committed to…their own bullshit, and I don’t think there’s much we can do. I think it’s more attraction than promotion.” (7:26 | Sarah Kleiner) 
• “When I realized that this system had damaged my child almost irreparably…when I had to come to the realization that it was something that I had done because I thought I was supposed to do that, I struggled with guilt, I struggled with severe depression—...and when people have to come through that realization that they’ve been in this system and they’ve been raising their kids and their families in this certain paradigm, they have to reckon with that part of themselves.” (22:23 | Sarah Kleiner) 
• “This is what it means to be alive, to be human and a grownup. We look at uncomfortable things and figure it out, move forward and cultivate our discernment… if we shut down every time we feel that discomfort…we are not fully living.” (32:03 | Meredith Oke)

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“My life was giv[ing] me that door to say, ‘You need to stop and slow down. You don’t have another choice,’” says today’s guest, Vanessa Baldwin, a school teacher turned classical homeopath, ancestral health expert, and circadian biology coach. Vanessa’s health journey began with a series of chronic UTIs and bladder infections at the age of five. Over the years, she faced numerous health challenges that conventional medicine either failed to treat or, in some cases, worsened by suppressing her immune system. Living under constant stress, it wasn’t until she spent quiet moments outdoors that she discovered the healing power of circadian biology and homeopathy.

In today’s episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast, Vanessa opens up about her experience as a vaccine injury survivor and the struggle of not being believed. She delves into homeopathy, explaining how healing can seem counterintuitive until we shift our perspective. Vanessa also discusses working with people’s energetic imprints and what symptoms are truly trying to communicate.

The same Type-A personality that once contributed to Vanessa’s chronic stress now fuels her mission to share her insights with the world. Tune in to today’s discussion to learn what she wishes more people understood about circadian biology.

Quotes

• “Just this go-go-go, hustle culture. When I look back at my life then, I think, ‘How did I survive that?’ I had to have been living on chronic stress hormones. I never stopped and repaired…all this depleting stuff. So, then I started racking up diseases all of a sudden. Here I am this really healthy, fit-looking person who runs a lot, and exercises a lot, and does meditation and yoga and all the things, people [would say] ‘You are so healthy.’” (15:18 | Vanessa Baldwin) 
• “Nobody believed me that I had a jab injury. They totally didn’t; I was so dismissed…They said, ‘Here are your antidepressants. Move on.’ That’s how it felt.” (30:27 | Vanessa Baldwin and Meredith Oke)
• “That’s the magic, where it’s this strong aggravation, which is the immune system ramping up, the symptoms are causing—they’re nudging the body to do what it needed to do that it wasn’t doing. It’s telling the body, ‘OK, this is what you need to work on.’ So, that’s why the symptoms intensify. That’s the immune system finally revving up and doing its job to remove what needs to be removed.” (42:31 | Vanessa Baldwin) 
• “The thing about homeopathy that I think is the most interesting is that you’re only taking an energetic imprint…that’s why it’s so pooh-poohed, because people say, ‘It’s nothing. You’re taking nothing.’...and people don’t understand that, but that’s what makes it so powerful and what makes it so effective.”  (44:34 | Vanessa Baldwin) 

Links

Connect with Vanessa Baldwin:

Vanessa's Website: https://brightlightwellnesscoach.com/

Vanessa's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bright_light_wellness/

https://www.instagram.com/healingfamilieswithhomeopathy/

Vanessa's podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-quantum-connection/id1687318126

Youtube

https://www.youtube.com/@BrightLightWellness/videos

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“Going blind taught me what it really means to see, and just because you can't see it, doesn't mean it's not there,” shares Victor Misfud, the BlindBiohacker. Victor is a citizen scientist who has used quantum health to heal himself of multiple major vision problems that would have ultimately caused blindness. When Victor was 9 years old, he was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa. At 21, his vision deteriorated so much, he lost his driver’s license. He became severely depressed, thinking there was nothing to be done but prepare for going blind. Then he discovered several books on light therapy and neuroplasticity. He started researching and realized that what he had been told by doctors was not entirely true. 

Victor explains that modern optometry does not want people to know that there are ways to improve their vision to be less reliant on glasses. However, using principles of quantum biology, he was able to improve his own vision by over 33%. In his research, Victor discovered that much of a person’s health comes down to their environment and also to unconscious trauma. By having a toxic light environment, people are cutting themselves off from the full rainbow of light while also suffering the negative health effects of an overload of blue light.

Even if traditional doctors may tell you otherwise, there is nearly always something you can do to better your health. Go back to the basics and fix your light balance by eating your colors, watching the sunrise, and mirroring your indoor environment to an outdoor one as much as possible. You will likely be pleasantly surprised by how much better your body feels when it is not deprived of the rainbow of light it needs to thrive.

Quotes

• “I was told that nothing could be done about it. I just have to brace myself for going blind.” (8:29-8:33 | Victor)
• “Before my cataract surgery, I was able to reduce my vision prescription by over 33% by doing a lot of the practices that I learned via Jacob Lieberman.” (12:20-12:30 | Victor)
• “Modern optometry almost works like Big Pharma in a way where they want you to be hooked on their glasses.” (12:37-12:45 | Victor) 
• “Unconscious trauma actually plays a huge role in vision loss.” (13:53-13:56 | Victor)
• “You can't get well in the same environment you got sick in. And so this is really about learning what environment means, and a lot of these things are the environment we can't see.” (15:40-15:50 | Victor)
• “Going blind taught me what it really means to see, and just because you can't see it, doesn't mean it's not there.” (16:10-16:18 | Victor) 
• “I am here where I am now just because of not believing what these doctors said and kind of going beyond the system.” (20:57-21:06 | Victor)

Links

Connect with Victor Misfud:

Website:https://visionoptimizationsummit.com/

Instagram: @blindbiohacker 

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“You can’t be helpless, you can’t outsource your thinking to centralized authorities,” says today’s guest Zaid K. Dahhaj. Nearly a decade into his work in the health and fitness space, Zaid began a deep-dive into the area of circadian optimization and is now passionate about teaching others about it—or more specifically—-encouraging them to teach themselves. A self-proclaimed autodidact with an inherent distrust of authority, he’s deeply skeptical of what he considers to be an incentive-structured healthcare system and of the findings which emerge therefrom. Instead he promotes self-advocacy and taking control of one’s own health. This includes becoming circadian optimized, as the lack of which, he says, is the root cause of nearly all chronic disease.

On this episode of The Quantum Biology Collective podcast, Zaid will reveal products such as sunblock and sunglasses—that centralized healthcare has told us were crucial to our well-being are actually artificially manipulating the light cycle. He explains why everything , the best time at which to eat it, and even the best time to get an X-ray according to circadian principles. 

Quotes:

• “I don’t think people should start off trusting any so-called government-funded expert. I think they should actually start off as a skeptical human being when it comes to these sorts of discussions.” (9:53 | Zaid K. Dahhaj)
• “The key is that the education is in your hands. Now, we live in a time where education is more decentralized. You have the opportunity to be able to study this work on your own. You don’t have to go to your local doctor or any other so-called authority in the realm, you can just take it into your own hands.”  (12:46 | Zaid K. Dahhaj)
• “We have to understand that the inputs that light has on the entire body as a system are just as powerful, if not more powerful, than food because food is just an extension of light. And to ignore that fact is really to divorce yourself from nature because you don’t see the chain of how things are working. And I think that’s a big problem that people in modern society struggle with is just this disconnection from nature in general.” (20:57 | Zaid K. Dahhaj)
• “It’s very important to understand how to use these zeitgebers—again, external circadian cues…That’s what I want people to understand—digestive health, mental health, neurotransmitter production, mood regulation, all of it is downstream from the way that those clocks sync up with each other.” (31:00 | Zaid K. Dahhaj)
• “Always be experimenting. Always have skin in the game and orient yourself around that.” (100:00 | Zaid K. Dahhaj)

Links

Connect with Zaid K. Dahhaj:

Website

https://www.zaidkdahhaj.com/

Socials

Twitter: @zaidkdahhaj

Instagram: @zaidkdahhaj

Substack: https://substack.com/@zaidkdahhaj

The 2AM Podcast: https://youtube.com/@the2ampodcast?si=MG11oUOL026AdvXX

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“When we have things that work for people, it’s because of frequency, and I would never have thought that,” says Kelli Ritter, PhD,  trauma competent practitioner who returns to the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to discuss what she believes is the true nature of anxiety versus the traditional paradigm which, while not wrong, doesn’t provide the full picture, and looks to merely manage anxiety rather than heal it from the source. And that source, Dr. Kelli says, is not negative thought patterns leading to negative emotions, but trauma, old wounds we aren’t aware of or haven’t truly dealt with, which then block frequencies in our fields.

And our personal frequency, which is developed when we do the work to heal ourselves, is a major part of finding the best practitioner for us. Dr. Kelli believes that a practitioner stands to benefit from a mutual healing with a client when their frequencies complement each other’s strengths and weaknesses. 

We are on the cusp of entering a new paradigm for treating anxiety and people are hungry for it, Dr. Kelli says. Join today’s discussion to learn her thoughts on the importance of self love, safety, stability and trust to the healing process, and how to join her workshop to become more trauma-informed. 

Quotes:

• “The idea—I get it, it makes sense—that you’re going to give somebody a diagnosis and if you get the correct diagnosis…you’re going to get the right treatment. But I didn’t ever see that happening. And my thinking now is that when it does work, when we have things that work for people, it works because of frequency, and I would have never thought that.” (9:43 | Dr. Kelli Ritter)
• “When you have a practitioner of any kind that has, in their field—I know this is really woo-woo, but just stick with me, this is frequency—when they have worked on themselves and they are healthy and their field is very vibrant and there aren’t the breaks in the same places that you as the ‘client’ have breaks, there’s an exchange of healing. And so, we—I think—are meant to help each other heal in this way, in this very vibrational frequency way.” (10:43| Dr. Kelli Ritter) 
• “Literally what we’re talking about on a basic, basic level: you’re either working with a frequency of fear, or you’re working on a frequency of love.  So, my view now—which I was not taught—is that anxiety is just a fear frequency and sometimes it can get stuck there.” (14:09 | Dr. Kelli Ritter)

Links

Connect with Kelli Ritter, PhD

Website

https://www.nourished-soul.com/

Socials

https://www.instagram.com/dr_kelli

https://www.facebook.com/drkelliritter

https://youtube.com/@drkelliritter

Trauma Informed Workshop Registration: https://www.appliedquantumbiology.com/traumainformedquantumcoahing

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“Plants heal themselves; they are their own doctors,” explains Amber Hargroder, a quantum herbalist and listener favorite. She returns to the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to discuss how plants offer the same healing to us by behaving in the body as they do in response to environmental stress.

In our modern world, including contemporary science and medicine, we speak in "logos", or logic and rational proof, whereas herbalists speak in “phasis” (faw-sis), the language of knowledge through experience, nature, metaphor, and dreams. They let nature speak for itself from its experience.

Amber talks to host Meredith Oke about how barriers in language, culture, and socio-economic class have historically prevented people from embracing the healing properties of the natural world. She exposes the flaws in scientific studies that deem plants ineffectual and discusses how advances in technology are pushing us to rediscover our humanity and our relationship with the earth.

Tune in for another engaging conversation with Amber as she explains how lies are embedded in our language and reveals the true, surprising origins of the Santa Claus tale.

Quotes

• “Whatever environment that a plant is growing in, if it’s an environment that has a certain type of stress, the plant creates its own medicine to deal with that stress, and then we use that plant to also heal a similar stress.” (4:28 | Amber Hargroder)
• “When you look at a traditional allopathic doctor today, more and more—there are outliers of course—but more and more you’re looking at patients as being a machine. They’re all widgets; they’re all the same. ‘I will give you this pill because this is the result that we get in the study and it’s uniform,’ whereas an herbalist is healing as an individual with an individual.” (10:49 | Amber Hargroder)
• “Phasis is observation versus an argument. It’s not linear. Nature is not linear. Spirituality is not linear. Healing is not linear.” (15:21 | Amber Hargroder) 
• “I think this is perhaps why people are starting to get more interested in herbalism and healing with sunlight and water and all these things, is because we’re trying to redefine what it means to be human. And a big part of that is phasis— it is the dream world, it is the visionary state, it is your intuition, which a computer doesn’t have.” (25:51 | Amber Hargroder) 
• “We have to get back into the body, and I think plants help you do that. Plants when you sit with them and you’re aware while you’re drinking them they help you, not only understand the plant and the embodiment of the plant, the essence of it, but the essence of yourself.” (1:09:37 | Amber Hargroder)

Links

Connect with Amber Hargroder:

Website: www.amberhargroder.com

Instagram: www.instagram.com/amberhargroder

Newsletter: https://www.amberhargrodernewsletter.com/signup

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“I have a sunshine problem,” realized Dr. Kelsey Dexter, endocrinologist, after, despite living an otherwise clean and healthy life, began experiencing neurological problems and a subsequent diagnosis of MS. After being “aggressively sun avoidant” for most of her life, she began “an intentional sun practice,” and her symptoms were quickly alleviated, sending her down a quantum biology and circadian health rabbit hole. Now, she’s on a mission to help people understand the connection between circadian disruption and chronic disease, and particularly to help address the overrepresentation of obesity and diabetes in the Southeast region of the U.S. where she holds her practice. 

Too often, Dr. Kelsey says, people identify too deeply with their diagnoses and diseases, which has repercussions even at the biological level. She expresses support for her fellow physicians who would otherwise embrace preventative medicine more fully but are tied to a traditional system which works against them. 

Join today’s episode of the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to learn how Dr. Kelsey is joining the charge toward a new medical paradigm.

Quotes

• “My mission now is to teach people about light. That’s what I’m most passionate about and I want everyone who is faced with any kind of chronic disease to know that they have power over this, and when you change your environment, when you change the inputs, the body has a pretty miraculous way of coming back into balance.” (13:19 | Dr. Kelsey Dexter)
• “I just hope everybody can hear that message that we are supposed to be in connection with the earth for optimal health, and before you consider taking medicine to modulate your immune function or taking medicine to lower your blood sugar, or whatever, if you have the capacity to connect to the outside world…you can just improve so much more quickly, overall.” (13:53 | Dr. Kelsey Dexter)
• “It’s so important, no matter what training you have, how many degrees you have, to stay open-minded and to stay curious and to be willing to try things because sometimes sticking to our dogma can really hurt us.” (16:01 | Dr. Kelsey Dexter)
• “If you over-identify with your illness, your illness will consume you.” (51:00 | Dr. Kelsey Dexter)

Links

Connect with Kelsey Dexter:

Website: www.kelseydextermd.com (under construction)

https://l.bttr.to/pvSh5 (new patient booking link)

https://www.skool.com/circadian-health-revival-2974 (Skool group)

Instagram: @kelseydextermd

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“Why take the chance with light?” says Andy Mant, founder of Bon Charge, a holistic wellness company that manufactures blue-blocking glasses and other products designed to prevent circadian disruption and promote health. He joins the Quantum Biology Collective podcast to discuss the importance of minimizing blue light exposure, especially at night.

Even those who prioritize their health through diet, exercise, and supplementation often overlook light as a crucial factor in health and disease prevention. We might believe we’re functioning optimally, but many of us don’t truly understand what it means to experience restorative sleep.

Andy shares simple changes that can enhance health benefits and offers tips for convincing a hesitant partner or spouse to embrace these changes.

Join today’s discussion to learn about the origins of Bon Charge and Andy’s advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Quotes

• “We've created artificial suns in our environment. We’re now living under artificial suns inside during the evening, during the day. The frequencies of light in those artificial suns impacts us hormonally very differently to natural light.” (14:38 | Andy Mant) 
• “You know, you’ve got to sort out that light environment. There’s no quick fix here. There’s no, ‘My husband or my wife, they want to keep the lights on.’ No, you’ve got to take control and educate them that no, this is bad, because otherwise you’re just going to have the negative effects. It’s like dating someone that doesn’t understand nutrition, but they’re cooking for you every night. So, you’re eating hot dogs and burgers and pizza every night going, but you know, that’s all they know. You’ve got to educate them. But during that education process, obviously, it’s not spooking them saying, ‘Right, got to do this, got to do that, or you’re going to die.’ It’s little bits at a time and try to get them into it slowly.” (20:49 | Andy Mant) 
• “Why take the chance with light causing you these issues? Just popping on a pair of glasses for two hours before you go to bed or getting sunlight in your eyes first thing in the morning before you see any other light, installing a few lightbulbs in your house that don’t emit blue light to put on after dark, and not scrolling your phone an hour before bed. What compromise is that? It’s nothing. It’s such a small thing to do to have that piece of mind that you’re then protecting your future self against any kind of potential harmful impact that this artificial light could be having on your circadian biology.” (31:17 | Andy Mant)

Links

Connect with Andy Mant:
Website: boncharge.com (enter code QBC at checkout) 

Instagram: @iamandymant

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“We’re contributing to epidemics of psychiatric illness and cancer in the name of energy conservation and climate change without realizing the harm being done,” says Dr. Martin Moore-Ede, who returns to the Quantum Biology Collective Podcast just ahead of the release of his book “The Light Doctor.” Host Meredith Oke predicts the book will have the same impact on revealing the devastating effects of poor light on circadian biology as Rachel Carson’s 1962 book Silent Spring had on the now-banned pesticide DDT.

In this episode, Dr. Moore-Ede explains how advancements in light technology—from the brightness of Thomas Edison’s lightbulb to the blue light emitted by LEDs—are linked to physical disorders such as diabetes and various cancers, particularly breast cancer, as well as mental health issues like anxiety, depression, and PTSD. He also claims there’s no evidence that LED lights save the energy they are supposed to.

With the threat of a full ban on healthy light bulbs looming, we need to act fast. Tune in to learn the most important thing we can do each day to protect ourselves.

Quotes

• “Many, many aspects of sunlight are curative, the infrared and the violet and many many other aspects are green. But in the context of circadian rhythms, it synchronizes robustly with our circadian clock and is associated with longevity and not just living longer but living healthier longer, which is what we all hope for.” (12:46 | Dr. Moore-Ede)
• “Night is a time for not only sleep but for the rest/restorative features of the body. So, melatonin is something that helps trigger restorative actions of the body. Growth hormone coming out in the evening hours, for example, it comes out early in the sleep period. All those systems in the body are now repairing the cells.” (21:27 | Dr. Moore-Ede)
• “We know, for example, women who don’t see electric light rarely get breast cancer. It was very rare to see these before Edison invented the light bulb. We know that women who are in a non-electrified part of the world, and there are quite a few million people in that state, don’t get breast cancer or rarely get it. And we also know that women who are blind from an early age rarely get breast cancer.” (25:55 | Dr. Moore-Ede) 
• “We’re contributing to the epidemics of psychiatric illness and anxiety, depression, PTSD. We’re contributing to the epidemics of cancer… in the name of energy conservation and climate change and being positive in this arena, without realizing the harm done by, really, a false metric.” (44:10 | Dr. Moore-Ede) 

Links

Connect with Dr. Martin Moore-Ede:
https://thelightdoctor.com/

https://circadianlight.org/

Substack: lightdoctormartinmooreede.substack.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/martin-moore-ede-80630a12/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/circadianlightdoctor/

Twitter (X): https://twitter.com/DrMooreEde/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@drmartinmoore-ede1539

Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=lFyCIC0AAAAJ&hl=en

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Could retraining your body's hormonal system be the key to unlocking improved fertility, weight management, and overall well-being? In this episode, host Meredith Oke and Sarah Kleiner, a quantum health practitioner, explore this intriguing possibility. Sarah shares her journey from personal health challenges to founding a coaching business dedicated to hormonal energy management, transforming her struggles into a path of healing and empowerment.

Sarah emphasizes the importance of leptin as a master circadian signaling hormone, affecting everything from thyroid function and sex hormones to insulin signaling and immune system function. She brings attention to the scarcity of discussion around leptin in mainstream health circles, encouraging listeners to explore its role in common conditions like PCOS and hot flashes.

The conversation also touches on the essential practice of healthy light habits. Sarah shares her own experiences in implementing these changes, particularly avoiding blue light after sunset, to bolster melatonin production, which significantly improved her fertility and overall health.

Sarah's story, from overcoming personal health issues to building a successful wellness practice, serves as a testament to the transformative power of understanding and managing the body's hormonal system.

If you're interested in learning more about quantum biology and incorporating these principles into your own life or wellness business, be sure to check out Sarah's podcasts, Evolving Wellness and Quantum Conversations, and explore the resources available at QuantumBiologyCollective.org.

Quotes:

• “Leptin is a master circadian signaling hormone that really impacts thyroid, sex hormones, signals insulin, your immune system, your heart. I mean, it's a key hormone that often gets ignored and people say it's your satiety hormone and they kind of just look at it as this hunger satiety thing and they don't actually see all the other implications.” (12:15 | Sarah Kleiner) 
• “Darkness is healing. We need darkness, like we require darkness in the same way that we require light and food - it is a foundational requirement for the health of our bodies.” (34:13 | Meredith Oke) 
• “The more that you become connected to those light dark cycles, as well as cold cycles and heat cycles, you know, the natural cycles of nature, the more you're able to tap into that inner knowing, that inner voice, your intuition, and say no to things or know that something isn't right for you.” (40:23 | Sarah Kleiner) 

Links

Connect with Sarah Kleiner:

Website: https://www.sarahkleinerwellness.com

Instagram: @sarahkleinerwellness

Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-evolving-wellness-podcast-with-sarah-kleiner-wellness/id1550150550

Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/quantum-conversations/id1697538368