Razi Berry
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first heard May 2026
last heard 15 May
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the life force that all living things possess, that your cells are constantly turning over, your body is always trying to keep homeostasis and allostasis so it can interact with its environment in a way that's optimal.
And so naturopathic medicine is taught to look at that and to say, instead of a high force method, which is called heroic medicine, and that was started in the 1700s, as something you force the body into health,
Naturopathic medicine looks at how do we gently guide the body.
And then once we strengthen those systems, what do we need to do?
Because sometimes medication is necessary.
So naturopathic medicine isn't against medication.
It's just more of a different philosophy of how, what, when, where, and why you approach each treatment modality.
Well, I grew up very allopathically.
Thanks, Mom.
And I even thought that going to a DO was...
basically quackery.
It was just how my mom was raised as well, kind of that white coat syndrome.
So in my early 20s, I was struggling with just sort of some unusual neurological symptoms that kind of ended up a prodrome for something that happened later.
But I had been going to so many doctors and they just either weren't spending time with me or they would just tell me there was nothing wrong when I knew my body really well.
And when it started to affect my everyday life, my work, my ability to sleep, my ability to enjoy my life, I was just reluctantly went to a naturopathic clinic.
And I was scared to do it, but it just opened up a whole new world.
They asked me questions about my childhood.
What was my birth story?
Was I a C-section baby or was I a vaginal birth?
Was my mother able to breastfeed?
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