Using Nature and Essential Oils for Mood, Memory & Immunity with Dr. Eric Z
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If you could choose one scent for your life, how would you like it to smell? Close your eyes and imagine that scent and, as you take it all in, what kind of feeling does it give you? Dr. Eric Z is joining Dr. Jockers in today's episode and they will take us to the wonderful world of aromatherapy using essential oils and all the goodness of nature. Dr. Z is a pioneer in the biblical health world and an international best-selling author of The Healing Power of Essential Oils and The Essential Oils Diet. Get acquainted with the amazing powers of essential oils to take your health and your healing to a whole new level by re-communing with nature and basking in its glory.
"The chemical structure we see in medicines today are based on the chemical structures that chemists and pharmacists have seen in nature."
- Dr. Eric Z
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In This Episode:
- Before the invention of pharmacies and medicines, this source of healing and wellness treated mild and chronic illnesses as far back as the origins of mankind.
- Learn the basics of biohacking – and why medicine tries to copy it by manipulating your physiological responses. Try THIS biohack alternative instead.
- Why it's best to always go back to nature to prevent diseases before they begin.
- Discover the earthy art of forest bathing and how this ancient practice heals and rejuvenates you while sharpening your mental clarity and immunity.
- The next best thing to nature, thanks to the little things you can enjoy at home to THRIVE and not just SURVIVE in times of crisis.
- Where do you start? Learn the characteristics and benefits of quality essential oils and which flavors are best for your olfactory senses and your budget.
- How getting addicted to feeling good can give you control in the moment and be life-saving in the future – once you train yourself to live this liberating way.
Resources:
- Paleovalley Beef Sticks – Use Code JOCKERS for 15% off
- Organifi Greens - Use Code JOCKERS for 20% off
- The Essential Oils Apothecary, by Eric Zielinski - https://amzn.to/2YsjwgA
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Connect with Dr. Eric Z:
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- Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/user/doctorericz
- Pinterest – https://www.pinterest.com/drericz/
- Website – https://naturallivingfamily.com/
- Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/NaturalLivingFamily/
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- If you are interested in being a guest on the show, we would love to hear from you! Please contact us here! - https://drjockers.com/join-us-dr-jockers-functional-nutrition-podcast/
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