Sep 17, 2026 · 2 hr 3 min · 19 segments
Is the sun really as dangerous as we have been led to believe? I've always questioned this and have never chosen to shun the sun as a result. What if some of the most important inputs to your health…
Rachel MauriceGuestSasha KalavodaHostSo before we get into the specifics around the stuff, how else has your life changed? How has, how has your life been impacted by living in this way?

And I will say I didn't have the time or the capacity or the bandwidth to even think about this while I was working in the system.

We talked about this last time, right? Lack of sleep, fueling myself with things, even though I really wanted to, when I'm up in the middle of the night, I'm eating chocolate covered almonds because I need to stay awake, right? And I'm not really a coffee person.

But, you know, then you come home, you got a family life and you're indoors a lot.

I was surrounded by all of this blue light, all of the manmade electromagnetic frequencies.

I just didn't even think about this until I had the time when I walked away in 2021 and I started learning all of this.

Because I started implementing these things, I didn't realize how much better I felt, like how much better I felt mentally, emotionally, physically.

And then I started realizing just how bad the environment that I was working in was.

for my physical health, but also I think a lot of people who work inside the medical system realize that emotionally it's extremely draining and tax challenging and yeah, it's, it's a lot of pressure on people and, and yeah, people, oftentimes people need help to manage it.

I had to find a way to support myself because when I realized I wasn't going back because I, I felt like I couldn't go back because of my understanding of how the body works and how we can actually help people truly support the body's own healing mechanisms was completely the opposite of what I was doing, what was happening in the modern medical system.

And I'm not talking the emergencies, I'm not talking the acute care, I'm speaking about what the bread and butter is for what the medical system has been set up to deal with.

And I felt like I couldn't go back and do something that I knew wasn't the way it should be done, right? That I often say to people that at best, the modern medical model is set up to delay the progression of disease At worst, there's a lot of harm done.
So before we get into the specifics around the stuff, how else has your life changed? How has, how has your life been impacted by living in this way?

And I will say I didn't have the time or the capacity or the bandwidth to even think about this while I was working in the system.

We talked about this last time, right? Lack of sleep, fueling myself with things, even though I really wanted to, when I'm up in the middle of the night, I'm eating chocolate covered almonds because I need to stay awake, right? And I'm not really a coffee person.

But, you know, then you come home, you got a family life and you're indoors a lot.

I was surrounded by all of this blue light, all of the manmade electromagnetic frequencies.

I just didn't even think about this until I had the time when I walked away in 2021 and I started learning all of this.

Because I started implementing these things, I didn't realize how much better I felt, like how much better I felt mentally, emotionally, physically.

And then I started realizing just how bad the environment that I was working in was.

for my physical health, but also I think a lot of people who work inside the medical system realize that emotionally it's extremely draining and tax challenging and yeah, it's, it's a lot of pressure on people and, and yeah, people, oftentimes people need help to manage it.

I had to find a way to support myself because when I realized I wasn't going back because I, I felt like I couldn't go back because of my understanding of how the body works and how we can actually help people truly support the body's own healing mechanisms was completely the opposite of what I was doing, what was happening in the modern medical system.

And I'm not talking the emergencies, I'm not talking the acute care, I'm speaking about what the bread and butter is for what the medical system has been set up to deal with.

And I felt like I couldn't go back and do something that I knew wasn't the way it should be done, right? That I often say to people that at best, the modern medical model is set up to delay the progression of disease At worst, there's a lot of harm done.
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