About this episode
So many of you are obsessed with the makeup of your genes in the mistaken belief that they affect nearly everything in your lives, and that you could be stuck with poor health even if you make all the right choices. Dr. Kenneth Pelletier would beg to disagree with that misinformed assumption based on his legendary career in integrative medicine. Ken shares his vast experience as a pioneer in the field of epigenetics this time on Spirit Gym. Sign up for Ken’s newsletter on his website and receive a free chapter from the second edition of his book, Change Your Genes, Change Your Life . Find Ken on social media via YouTube and LinkedIn . Sign up for our Spirit Gym podcast membership , so you can access members-only extended versions of the podcast along with exclusive Q&A opportunities with Paul. Timestamps 3:20 Ken’s enlightenment began on the Greek island, Tinos . 6:41 Don’t push a bicycle spoke through your bicep. 21:01 Cool moss, cool moss… 25:44 Mind matters. 31:23 Bipolar water plunges. 35:18 “As we’ve seen for thousands of years, the mind holds sway over physiology.” 40:00 The human body as a bioelectric organism . 52:39 “Ego disintegration is not a good idea without structure.” 1:01:46 Could the overwhelmingly negative pharmacology model be permeating the use of plant medicines? 1:09:15 Ken is a mad scientist , not a guru. Resources Paul’s Living 4D conversations with Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove , Tom Paladino , Sean O’Laoire and Dr. Ibrahim Karim Ken’s appearance on Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove’s New Thinking Allowed about epigenetics on YouTube Ken’s appearance with the Dalai Lama at the 2013 Global Wellness Summit on YouTube Find more resources for this episode on our website . Music Credit: Meet Your Heroes (444Hz) by Brave as Bears All Rights Reserved MusicFit Records 2024 Thanks to our awesome sponsors : Paleovalley BIOptimizers US and BIOptimizers UK PAUL15 Organifi CHEK20 Wild Pastures Korrect SPIRITGYM Pique Life CHEK Institute We may earn commissions from qualifying purchases using affiliate links.