TMHS 024: ReWild Yourself With Daniel Vitalis
In this episode we're excited to welcome world-renown health, nutrition, and personal development strategist, Daniel Vitalis! If you're interested in becoming the best version of yourself, then this show is going to change your life.
Daniel has literally helped shape the face of natural health and wellness today. You'd be hard pressed to find major health advocates that aren't (knowingly or unknowingly) sharing ideas that Daniel has pioneered.
Today Daniel is going to teach us how to go beyond just trying to "survive", and into how we can truly "thrive" and become the healthiest, fittest people that we can possibly be. Seriously, be prepared to have your mind blown. If you're looking for life-changing tips and insights then you're about to get a ton of them.
In this episode you'll discover:- Why so many intelligent people are believing and teaching false information.
- What "pronoia" is and why you need to have it.
- Why food is only one part of nutrition.
- What "the 4 elements" have to do with being the best version of yourself.
- The difference between whole, natural water and processed water.
- How water treatment companies are "balancing" the pH of water (this is SCARY!)
- How pharmaceutical drugs and birth control are ending up in tap water.
- What urine really is (and it's definitely not just water!)
- Why used tampon paper and toilet paper are being found in our drinking water.
- Why your ability to adapt is the most important factor in your survival.
- How water becomes your blood within minutes.
- When the current U.S. water piping system was built (this is SHOCKING).
- The surprising answer to: "Do water filters work?"
- How reverse osmosis water is related to cocaine.
- Why you do NOT want to drink pure H2O.
- Why the World Health Organization says that distilled water and R.O. water are not safe to drink.
- How to make reverse osmosis water safe to drink again.
- How drinking spring spring water can improve your serotonin levels.
- Why the discovery of microbes and "germs" got us out of balance with the natural world.
- Why nothing you do can recreate the living water that nature creates.
- How ALL the water on the surface of the earth is now contaminated.
- How to find springs in your local area (this is priceless).
- How to store your spring water to keep it vital and fresh.
- Why drinking man-made alkaline water can destroy your health.
* Demineralized water? ReWild Your Water - Article
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