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The Most Underrated Healing Tool in Animal Health w/ Jackie Jolie
Description
In this week’s episode of The Energy Code, Dr. Mike Belkowski is joined by co-host Don Bailey and special guest Jackie Jolie, quantum biology practitioner and founder of AnimaSol (formerly EquiSol). Together, they explore how light — particularly red and near-infrared wavelengths — shapes mitochondrial health, recovery, longevity, and disease prevention in both humans and animals.
Jackie shares her personal health journey, including recovering from Lyme disease by radically changing her light environment, circadian rhythms, and mitochondrial signaling. What began as self-experimentation evolved into a mission: restoring animals’ health through light after witnessing skyrocketing rates of obesity, arthritis, anxiety, and chronic disease in modern pets.
The conversation dives deep into photobiomodulation, redox potential, parasympathetic nervous system activation, and why light should be viewed as a daily nutrient, not just a therapy. Jackie explains the science behind full-body red light therapy for animals, why contact-based LED devices outperform high-powered lasers, and how light restores systemic balance rather than merely treating isolated injuries.
Listeners will hear powerful real-world case studies — including paralyzed dogs walking again, rapid tendon healing in performance horses, reduced anxiety and aggression in shelter dogs, and metabolic improvements in animals suffering from obesity and insulin dysfunction.
Throughout the episode, a central theme emerges: modern disease is a mismatch between biology and environment — and restoring light exposure may be the missing foundation for healing.
🔑 Key Points-
Lyme disease susceptibility is strongly influenced by mitochondrial redox potential and light environment
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Light, water, and magnetism form the foundation of quantum biology
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Red and near-infrared light directly support mitochondrial function and ATP production
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Modern indoor lifestyles create a severe light deficiency in humans and pets
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Red light therapy activates the parasympathetic nervous system (“rest and digest”)
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Full-body illumination produces systemic healing, not just localized effects
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LEDs can be safer and more practical than high-powered lasers for animals
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Anxiety, aggression, and behavioral issues often improve with light therapy
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Obesity and metabolic dysfunction in pets mirror human disease trends
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Light should be treated as a daily supplement, not a last-resort therapy
“I didn’t have a good light life — and my mitochondria couldn’t overcome the tick bite.”
“The most vital nutrient our pets are deficient in is light.”
“Red light therapy taps into the parasympathetic nervous system — animals literally melt.”
“If light created the problem, light can also be the solution.”
“Nature is the OG healer — nothing replaces the sun.” ⏱️ Key Moments
00:00 – 06:58
Jackie’s Lyme disease recovery & discovering quantum biology
06:58 – 09:26
Circadian rhythm repair, redox potential, and light as medicine
09:26 – 13:09
Why contact-based red light works through fur and skin
16:29 – 19:32
Light deficiency as a modern epidemic in pets
30:28 – 35:38
Powerful h