Unfiltered Healing

Connecting Modern Infections to the Torah with Dr. Michael Lebowitz

• Dr Rachel • Season 1 • Episode 26

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As modern medicine and pharmaceuticals take the lead in healthcare, there's a remarkable intersection with ancient wisdom and alternative medicine. The Torah, a sacred text in Judaism, might not appear directly related to today's infections, but its teachings hold valuable lessons for our contemporary health challenges.


In this episode, Dr. Michael Lebowitz, talks about his book called "God's Preventative Medicine," which explores biblical teachings and scientific explanations for certain practices. Dr. Michael touches on the health implications of mold exposure and how he personally experienced illness from collecting old books containing mold spores in their treatment room and discusses how they discovered that molds and funguses can live in people's bodies. Dr. Michael references biblical practices of quarantine, biofilms, and using essential oils for healing that can break them down and kill pathogens inside. Additionally, Dr. Michael mentions symptoms of fungal issues such as fatigue, brain fog, mood swings, lung problems, gastrointestinal issues, dermatological conditions, liver overload leading to PMS symptoms, and migraines associated with fungal infections.


Dr. Michael shares personal experiences of searching for houses free from mold and provides tips on preventing mold infections. He also touches on addressing potential parasite or bacterial infections between partners and the need for personalized treatment plans.


Discover holistic approaches to health, learn about natural remedies for infections, and explore the role of spirituality in well-being. Listen now!


Highlights:

  • Dr. Michael's interest in natural remedies and health issues like migraines and allergies.
  • Teaching applied kinesiology and working with supplement companies.
  • Creating his supplement line Supreme Nutrition.
  • Experiences with leptospirosis and dried noni fruit.
  • Development of a dried noni supplement.
  • Writing "God's Preventative Medicine" and biblical practices.
  • Health impacts of mold exposure and personal experiences.
  • Mold in the human body and related experiments.
  • Using essential oils and biofilms.
  • Symptoms of fungal infections.
  • Varying effects of mold exposure.
  • Searching for mold-free housing and prevention tips.
  • Mold testing with ImmunoLytics.
  • Addressing partner infections and personalized treatments.
  • Herbs for infections.
  • Trusting intuition and prayer in health decisions.


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