P5 Protocols - Dr. Terry Wahls - Episode 3

P5 Protocols

"A framework for treating and reversing Multiple Sclerosis, Autoimmune and other Neurodegenerative Diseases." A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure and honor of interviewing Dr. Terry Wahls. As a patient and person, I am particularly excited when I get to meet and learn from people who have been on both sides of a problem or situation. Perhaps there is no better example than a doctor / patient, as doctors are typically not used to being wrong, and do not typically have the time to study or verify that there may be better solutions than what they can provide. Thus, the slow evolution of medicine. So, you should have already noticed a pattern in my [choice of] interviewees in that they are ever curious and adaptive, contrarian in their thinking, not willing to stop until optimal health is achieved, and quite simply looking to give their patients every edge they can get. They also do not ignore nor shun western medicine. Even Dr. Sidney Baker recently took antibiotics for Lyme disease and had surgery on his back. Everything has its place and fighting the establishment, versus embracing the valuable things it has to offer, is critical. As to Dr. Wahls, I think that as you read or listen to this podcast, you will find you will hear some of the clearest and simplest on-target thinking about how to address not just Multiple Sclerosis, but also all autoimmune disease, and to a great extent, you will find tactics to support the body for any situation from disease to extreme high performance. More than most interviewees, Dr. Wahls is quite linear in her addressing cycling through her protocol, so she provides a great framework for building your individual routine or helping your patients build theirs. I would also suggest you go to Amazon, as the link in the show notes provide, and get her book. It is a staple for any library. I am trying something new today. Instead of creating detailed show notes, we are providing the whole transcript with intermittent highlighting so one can skim and see where the material parts are to slow down and read and absorb. I hope to get feedback on this method, so please do not hesitate to email us at [e-mail]. And with that, here is my interview with Dr. Terry Wahls.