Holistic Healing Podcasts

A guest on Herbs with Rosalee blends pennywort leaves into cool water because tannin-heavy teas dry her mouth. A medical intuitive promises, early in a session, not to diagnose anything. A live-streaming host tells listeners to stop saying the word cancer. All of this sits under one heading, so the real choice is what kind of authority you want in your ears. At their best, these shows slow down and pay attention to a plant, a breath, or a person describing an illness that took years to name.

HerbRally gives a guest room for an origin story. In Menopause, Lyme & Functional Herbalism | Pam Gould, the clinical herbalist recalls collapsing episodes that no specialist could explain. Later she describes what she tells women who come to her sheepish about hormone therapy: "If that's working for you, great." Her talk of ordering lab work makes the Functional Medicine page a natural neighbour.

Lieve Galle's WYLDE, the podcast about foraging and herbalism in Europe, widens the map with herbalists from across the continent. In #19 Herbalism in Greece with Eleni Bourou, the pharmacist and herbalist admits "it's impossible to delete from my head what I've learned within the Western medicine context." The talk then turns to how preparation can change a plant's toxicity. Herbal Radio offers a regional counterpart in Southern Appalachian Medicinal Plants | Featuring Patricia Kyritsi Howell, which makes a case for turtlehead as an underused digestive bitter.

Elements of Ayurveda Podcast works inside a complete system. Early in Jenny's Ayurveda Cleanse: A Story of Reconnection, host Colette notes that the podcast is not medical advice. That episode is a client's account of a group cleanse, adjusted when flooding made ingredients hard to source, and it is valuable as experience rather than proof. The better first listen is Trauma-Informed Yoga for Nervous System Healing with Sita Severson. In it, a speaker describes setting calendar alerts simply to remind herself to take a full breath. It asks almost nothing of the listener, which is its virtue.

In Reversing PCOS Symptoms Naturally with Maddy Pollack #164 on Mind Body Medicine for Self Healers, Pollack outlines her week of strength training, mindful movement and rest days. A speaker is wary of supplement ads that promise weight loss: "Those aren't necessarily true, always." The conversation is more hedged than its title.

Tapping Q & A - Getting the most out of tapping and EFT feels like a practice room. In How to tap when you don't know where to start, Gene Monterastelli breaks overwhelm into rounds of tapping, starting from the instruction to be "as specific as possible." In Tapping with the HARP participants featuring Kerri Rhodes, women in a jail recovery programme describe using the practice. One admits she was still at a 10 after three rounds and simply needed to tap longer.

Early in 014 Medical Intuition Session: Reclaiming Space on Medical Intuition Illuminated, Laura Weisz says she is not a licensed medical practitioner and will not diagnose. She later suggests ginger and nettle tea, so keep the disclaimer and the suggestions in view together. Near the end she explains that the sessions' silent visualisation stretches are left out of the episode, partly because they suit audio poorly.

Further out, the claims get bigger and the commercial ties matter more. Learn True Health with Ashley James runs ads for TakeYourSupplements.com alongside its nutrition interviews. Its most clarifying moment comes from a guest. In 521 Quantum Physics Meets Holistic Medicine, Dr. Vaughn Cook Shares Cutting-Edge Biofeedback Technology That Reads Your Body's Needs, Cook says his ZYTO technology is "not researched enough for me as a manufacturer to make a claim that it is diagnostic or curative."

In Ep. 180 - Healing Without Fear: Reframing “Cancer” As Chronic Fermenting Cells, Dr. Lodi tells listeners not to use the word cancer. In Ep. 175 - Water Fast, Raw Food, Real Reset, he argues that an "active biopsy actually spreads." The Dr. Lodi Podcast sets itself against conventional medicine and promotes a membership community and an online course, so hear it as one host's contested position.

The German New Medicine Podcast, in Understanding Coronavirus From the German New Medicine Perspective, reads respiratory symptoms as healing after "a territorial fear or scare fright conflict." Homeopathy for Mommies gathers members' testimonials in Simple Remedies, Powerful Results: How Homeopathy Is Changing Lives. They are heartfelt, and best heard as stories.