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Sayer Ji - Unlocking Your Body's Radical Resilience


Episode 356


Sayer Ji (IG: @sayergmi) is the founder of GreenMedInfo, the world's largest open-access natural health database. He's the author of Regenerate: Unlocking Your Body's Radical Resilience through the New Biology.

In this episode, we discuss:

  • Sayer's health struggles & becoming a natural health advocate
  • Experimenting with the raw food diet
  • MicroRNAs in foods & how they impact our genes
  • What are exosomes?
  • Why the ancestral diet is the ideal diet
  • GreenMedInfo's mission is to help people make informed choices
  • The apple mono diet
  • The benefits of eating a chlorophyll-rich diet
  • The science behind eating dark, melanin-rich foods
  • Structuring your water
  • Zero point energy aka the quantum vacuum
  • Are gluten-free products negatively impacting your health?
  • Why raw foods are important to eat at every meal
  • You can maintain resilience by feeding your microbiome raw plant material
  • The ancestral diet includes animal foods
  • Chicken soup is therapeutic
  • Black seed oil applied topically acts as a pain reliever
  • Falling in love with Kelly Brogan was Sayer's medicine
  • Start taking responsibility for your health

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Related links:

Sayer Ji - Regenerate (book)

Sayer Ji's website (GreenMedInfo)

Follow Sayer Ji on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter

Arnold Ehret (books)

Gerald Pollack - The Fourth Phase of Water (book)

Richard Feynman (books)

Listen to Dr. Steven Gundry previously on TUHP (episodes #202 & #287)

Dr. Steven Gundry (books)

Listen to Dr. Kelly Brogan previously on TUHP (episode #092)

Dr. Kelly Brogan (books)

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