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Mitolife Radio


Nov 4, 2022

Dr. Cass Ingram is a prolific author, exuberant speaker and talented osteopath that has worked tirelessly for over three decades sharing the most potent herbal remedies and practices to prevent disease and dramatically improve one’s state of health.

He is the founder of HealthHunter, PurelyWild and the main spokesperson for North American Herb & Spice, a nutritional supplement company that specializes in the world’s most advanced wild Mediterrean oregano extracts. His knowledge of holistic health is incredible and is distilled into his nearly 30 books.

I have been ingesting the wild oregano in the crude, oil and juice form for several years and can personally attest to its swiss-army-like multi-effective nature for many chronic conditions, especially those that manifest in the skin. 

Resources:

www.cassingram.com

https://www.northamericanherbandspice.com

www.matt-blackburn.com

 

00:13 Introduction


01:30 Interview Begins


03:42 Vitamin B Deficiencies


06:00 Vitamin D


07:28 The Mucus Myth


09:50 Inflammatory Plant Proteins


10:39 Milk & Honey


13:34 Digestibility & Stomach Acid


17:38 Animals for Human Consumption


20:10 The Cholesterol Myth


22:02 Most Digestible Proteins


23:05 Weak vs Strong Proteins


23:56 Medicinal Animal Foods


26:25 Relationship Between Thyroid, Adrenals & Liver


29:06 Thyroid/Adrenal Type Test


31:58 Longterm Veganism


33:59 How to Compensate a Restrictive Diet


35:18 How to Not Degenerate


38:15 Wild Oregano Myths & Truths


40:33 Oregano Oil & Animal Products


41:47 Oregano Juice vs Oregano Oil


42:55 Oregano for Pathogens & Biofilms


44:04 Topical Applications of Oregano Oil


46:12 Dosing Oregano


47:04 Using Oregano Oil for Anaphylactic Shock


49:00 Chaga


53:37 Spices for Bone Growth


56:30 The Lyme Cure


1:01:01 Clove Dosage


1:01:31 The Body Shape Diet and Deformations


1:02:23 Diet & Mental Illness


1:05:11 Teeth Remineralization


1:06:20 Athletic Stress


1:08:30 End of Interview


1:09:07 Closing Notes