Episode 115. How bad does it have to get to wake up? w/ Dr. Ben Rall
December 21, 2023
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Dr. Roger McFillin and Dr. Ben Rall discuss vitalism and chiropractic principles on the Radically Genuine Podcast. They emphasize the vitalistic view that the body is more than the sum of its parts, with a spark of life that drives self-healing and self-regulation. Chiropractic operates on the premise that the brain and spinal cord control the body, and interference in the nervous system can be addressed to restore balance.
The conversation shifts to the body's innate ability to heal, framed within the concept of homeostasis. Dr. Rall expresses concern about the current healthcare model, attributing the decline in life expectancy and the rise in chronic diseases to its shortcomings. He suggests a need to shift from a sick care model to a proactive, health-promoting approach.
The discussion expands to societal changes, including increased rates of obesity, depression, and chronic diseases. Dr. Rall questions the current medical paradigm, pointing to the historical influence of figures like Rockefeller and the pharmaceutical industry. He argues that the current healthcare system is driven by profit motives, contributing to a decline in overall health.
Both hosts express skepticism about blindly following healthcare recommendations and discuss the role of fear in perpetuating unhealthy practices. Dr. Rall concludes by asserting the need for a paradigm shift in healthcare, addressing root causes rather than symptom management.
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