Show Summary:
“My body had grown a benign tumor. I had been reading Deepak Chopra’s ‘Quantum Healing’ about healing our bodies with our minds. When my doctor advised removal, I said, ‘Do you mind if I try to get rid of it with my mind?’. I went home and visualized scrubbing it away. In two weeks of doing that, the tumor shrunk by half. My doctor wigged out. That experience taught me what the mind-body connection is all about.”
There is no denying that science has made remarkable strides in helping us understand our bodies’ inner workings. However, despite this wealth of knowledge, we still struggle to grasp the complete picture of our health and wellness.
Missing pieces in our current healthcare system cannot be resolved by scientific knowledge, integrative functional medicine, and energy work alone. Enter medical intuition, which bridges the gap between science, heart, and soul.
We welcome Wendie Colter to the Gutsy Health Podcast, a Medical Intuitive and Founder of the Practical Path who shares her expertise on this transformative approach to healing.
We'll examine the evidence supporting this intuitive system, explore its role in healing, and discover how it can enhance all healing modalities.
Learn to harness this essential skill for optimal health. Listen to Episode 58 of the Gutsy Health Podcast!
Exceptional Highlights:
Show Highlights:
There are different types of intuitive skill sets, but the most common for highly sensitive people is clairsentience, the ability to feel the emotions of others.
Wendie Colter 04:09
Medical intuition is not a healing modality or a medical intervention but rather a foundational skill that can be used to support all forms of medicine.
Wendie Colter 11:50
Bias is a big issue in healthcare, where doctors and practitioners often look through the lens of their training and miss important factors.
Wendie Colter 18:54
Trained medical intuitive are highly skilled at accurately identifying the health problems of their patients.
Wendie Colter 39:30
The body has its own consciousness and does not respond well to fear.
Wendie Colter 45:07
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