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The Humanley Podcast Episode 36

 

Episode 36: Dr. Robert Morse - The Acid Alkaline Balance

In this podcast, Dr. Robert Morse joins me to discuss the germ theory, the disease theory, naturopathic philosophy, human metabolism, detoxification, acidosis & alkalosis, acid / ash foods, and the importance of the maintaining the acid/alkaline balance to achieve optimal health. We also talk about the terrain, its involvement in health and disease and what we can do to support a healthy terrain.

Dr. Robert Morse N.D., D.Sc., M.H.

Since 1973, Dr. Robert Morse has owned and operated Natural Health Facilities, including health food stores, naturopathic clinics and herb companies (including God's Herbs, Nature's Botanical Pharmacy, and Dr. Morse's Cellular Botanicals). He currently owns and oversees operations at Dr. Morse's Herbal Health club, located in Port Charlotte, FL. Approaching 50 years of practice, his ground breaking work and unparalleled tissue specific formulas have helped thousands overcome virtually any...

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What Really Makes Us Sick? The Terrain or the Germ? Part II

Introduction

In part I of “What Really Makes Us Sick? The Terrain or the Germ?”, we discussed the history of the germ and terrain theory, as well as some of the foundational principles of the terrain theory. In part II, we will introduce the concept of pleomorphism and explore some alternative reasons why we actually become sick. If you haven’t already read part I of this blog, it is important to do so, to be able to understand the topics discussed part II.

Monomorphism VS Pleomorphism

When Louis Pasteur proposed the germ theory in the 1850’s, he was convinced that all micro-organisms, such as bacteria had a definite and unalterable function, a fixed size and shape and that they were derived from an identical cell of the same lineage1. He argued that each pathogenic species of bacteria caused one specific disease and that they must be ‘caught’ from our external environment1. According to Pasteur, bacteria with these specific characteristics have...

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The Humanley Podcast Episode 5

 

Episode 5 - Dr. Robert O. Young

Dr. Robert O. Young joins me to talk about what really makes us sick. The germ or the terrain? Dr. Young has sold over 10 million copies of his book the pH Miracle and has recently appeared on the new documentary Thrive II.

For more information about Dr. Youngs work, or to get in contact with him, please visit his website.

https://www.drrobertyoung.com/

You can also check out his book, the pH miracle, here.

https://www.amazon.com.au/Ph-Miracle-Shelley-Redford-Young/dp/0446556181

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for general information purposes only. It does not constitute as health advice and does not take the place of consulting with your primary health care practitioner. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the guest speaker and do not...

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What Really Makes Us Sick? The Terrain or the Germ? Part I

Terrain Theory: The Basis of Naturopathic Medicine 

When I went through my training in complementary medicine around 2007, I was in one of the last cohorts of students taught about two theories of disease; ‘Germ Theory’ and ‘Terrain Theory’. At the time, I paid little attention to the importance of what I was being taught about the terrain, due to the assumption that it was ‘old, redundant and disproven science’. It seems that since 2007, terrain theory, which is one of the fundamental underpinnings of 'the old guard' of complementary medicine philosophy and practice, has been lost. It is no longer mentioned anywhere in the curriculum of any Australian based complementary medicine course that I am aware of. This has occurred, in part, from an unprecedented push towards evidence-based medicine, and the slow dilution of traditional evidence-based practice. This is not to say that one is better than the other. It is likely that in order for...

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