In this episode, we discuss integrative therapies with Dr. Anne Setnor, a Doctor of Chinese Herbal Medicine and Acupuncture. Dr. Anne shares her holistic approach to treating the body as a whole, emphasizing the importance of addressing both the branch symptoms and the root causes of health issues (and explaining what that means). We talk about advocating for yourself within the medical system and why it’s so important for women to trust their instincts and validate with functional lab testing. We cover common misconceptions around autoimmune conditions, the therapeutic use of psilocybin, and how Eastern and Western medicine can be integrated for balanced holistic health.
Resources shared in this episode:
• Functional lab testing
• The THR® Method Health Program
You can find Dr. Anne Setnor on her website!
Additional resources:
• The (free) wellness personality quiz
• The women’s holistic health course
• The monthly women’s health membership
• Connect on instagram @theholistic.remedy
What we discuss in this episode:
03:20 — Introducing Dr. Anne Setnor
05:48 — Treating the body as a whole
06:44 — Root vs branch symptoms
08:38 — Identifying the root cause
10:51 — Eastern “gray area” vs Western structure
12:42 — Why patient advocacy is so important
16:26 — Advocating for yourself in the medical system
17:59 — Listen to your gut when something feels off
19:06 — Validating through functional lab testing (resource)
21:17 — Are you taking too many supplements?
25:09 — Functional doctors eat cookies too ;)
25:58 — Biggest misconception about autoimmunity
28:06 — A diagnosis is a western medicine concept
31:16 — Balance between eastern & western medicine
34:02 — Orthopedic massage and the power of touch
37:26 — Maintaining health and preventative medicine
38:18 — The ancient medicine of psilocybin aka shrooms
42:14 — Therapeutic applications for psilocybin
45:10 — Is eastern medicine going mainstream?
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