Dr. Alejandro Junger

I don't fully understand the question, but there is a problem with medicine these days and with the medical system and with the medical business, you know, because it is... It's a business.

Absolutely. Okay. Yeah. We are creatures of this planet, like all other creatures of this planet, right? And if you look at all other creatures of this planet, except the ones that we domesticated and make live with us, you look at that, you don't see creatures, animals in the wild, in their natural environment with depression or autoimmune diseases or diabetes.

Absolutely. Okay. Yeah. We are creatures of this planet, like all other creatures of this planet, right? And if you look at all other creatures of this planet, except the ones that we domesticated and make live with us, you look at that, you don't see creatures, animals in the wild, in their natural environment with depression or autoimmune diseases or diabetes.

Absolutely. Okay. Yeah. We are creatures of this planet, like all other creatures of this planet, right? And if you look at all other creatures of this planet, except the ones that we domesticated and make live with us, you look at that, you don't see creatures, animals in the wild, in their natural environment with depression or autoimmune diseases or diabetes.

There's no monkeys with cancer, right? There may be, but it's a rare thing, you know? Right. They live, they reproduce, they eat, when they find food, they fast when they don't, and then they die. Either an animal kills them and eats them, or they're old, or it's an accident of nature. But we have taken ourselves and put ourselves in this situation.

There's no monkeys with cancer, right? There may be, but it's a rare thing, you know? Right. They live, they reproduce, they eat, when they find food, they fast when they don't, and then they die. Either an animal kills them and eats them, or they're old, or it's an accident of nature. But we have taken ourselves and put ourselves in this situation.

There's no monkeys with cancer, right? There may be, but it's a rare thing, you know? Right. They live, they reproduce, they eat, when they find food, they fast when they don't, and then they die. Either an animal kills them and eats them, or they're old, or it's an accident of nature. But we have taken ourselves and put ourselves in this situation.

This unnatural environment, right, that not only are loaded with chemicals in the air we breathe, the water we drink and shower with, the medications we consume, the cosmetics we use that are full of chemicals, the cleaning products that we use in our homes, the architecture of our homes.

This unnatural environment, right, that not only are loaded with chemicals in the air we breathe, the water we drink and shower with, the medications we consume, the cosmetics we use that are full of chemicals, the cleaning products that we use in our homes, the architecture of our homes.

This unnatural environment, right, that not only are loaded with chemicals in the air we breathe, the water we drink and shower with, the medications we consume, the cosmetics we use that are full of chemicals, the cleaning products that we use in our homes, the architecture of our homes.

I don't know if you know, but a huge percentage of pollution in the world comes from architecture, from the making of cement, of clothes, of clothes. So we are surrounded ourselves with toxic chemicals, but that's not the only problem. We are also disconnected from our roots, from nature. And we live in this world in which our mind has taken over. We're not present anymore.

I don't know if you know, but a huge percentage of pollution in the world comes from architecture, from the making of cement, of clothes, of clothes. So we are surrounded ourselves with toxic chemicals, but that's not the only problem. We are also disconnected from our roots, from nature. And we live in this world in which our mind has taken over. We're not present anymore.

I don't know if you know, but a huge percentage of pollution in the world comes from architecture, from the making of cement, of clothes, of clothes. So we are surrounded ourselves with toxic chemicals, but that's not the only problem. We are also disconnected from our roots, from nature. And we live in this world in which our mind has taken over. We're not present anymore.

And our mind is always imagining either future or past scenarios which make you either sad or anxious or fearful or whatever it is. And you're always on a flight or fight mode. All other animals are present. You see a deer and, you know, they're just present. And if there's danger, their ears go up and they look and... And the danger is just that moment.

And our mind is always imagining either future or past scenarios which make you either sad or anxious or fearful or whatever it is. And you're always on a flight or fight mode. All other animals are present. You see a deer and, you know, they're just present. And if there's danger, their ears go up and they look and... And the danger is just that moment.

And our mind is always imagining either future or past scenarios which make you either sad or anxious or fearful or whatever it is. And you're always on a flight or fight mode. All other animals are present. You see a deer and, you know, they're just present. And if there's danger, their ears go up and they look and... And the danger is just that moment.

Either they escape or, you know, the tiger kills it or not. But after that, they go back to being present. We are as if a tiger is chasing us, after us, all day long.

Either they escape or, you know, the tiger kills it or not. But after that, they go back to being present. We are as if a tiger is chasing us, after us, all day long.

Either they escape or, you know, the tiger kills it or not. But after that, they go back to being present. We are as if a tiger is chasing us, after us, all day long.

The cortisol. I mean, that is the consequences. That is the... you know, the digital print of the chemical consequences of what's happening. But what's happening is really a disconnection from nature, a disconnection of mind, body, and spirit. And so I got really sick. I didn't want to take medications and I started looking for a different solution. My most