Hey there, Community! Welcome to Season 2 Episode 3.
We are thrilled to start off this episode with some wonderful news. Brian had another CLEAN scan this week! As we approach the 11-year mark since his brain cancer diagnosis, we are beyond thankful for his continued good health. Our boy is thriving! We believe it is important to share his story and the information we are learning on this journey. Here’s to finding hope, living life with purpose, and seeking optimal health.
Let’s dive in.
Last week we shared that YouTube is now partnering with the World Health Organization (WHO) to determine what is considered acceptable health practices and what is “misinformation”. They are manipulating algorithms on data searches to control the accessibility to certain health and wellness information and methods. This will have a significant impact on those wanting to explore more holistic and alternative approaches to health.
In this week’s episode, we continue that conversation and explain further why this type of censorship could prove detrimental in this war to take back our health. We all must continue to educate ourselves and stand up for the right to make our own decisions regarding our health and the health or our children.
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Disclaimer: Any discussions on this podcast are not intended to be medical advice. Our goal is to share information and resources we have found helpful in our quest to reach optimal health and wellness. Always check with your healthcare provider regarding any concerns you may have.
