All language subtitles for Heal

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- Initially, I was
diagnosed with lupus

and I would say
about four years ago,

I was also diagnosed
with fibromyalgia.

- I was diagnosed with
Lyme's disease 16 years ago

and my MS 15 years ago.

- I just have a lot
of head problem.

I get headaches and just like
migraines and lightheadedness

and then stomach issues that
I've had for like a year

that we're not really
sure of the cause.

- All I'm gonna ask
you to do here today

is to trust and
believe and surrender.

This is not western medicine.

This is eastern medicine
and energy medicine,

but eastern medicine
says basically

and energy medicine says that

as human beings
we've learned how to

hold onto all of our emotions.

And in doing so, we create
density in our body,

things that western
medicine has labeled

cancer, fibromyalgia,
Crohn's disease,

migraine, headaches, depression,
anxiety, all of that.

- [Woman] I'm
fascinated with healers

and how our thoughts and
emotions affect our health.

Now, energy healers
and mind-body medicine

may not be considered normal,

but what's not normal to
me is that so many people

are sick these days.

I mean, the people in this room

are just some of my
close family and friends.

- I went from being
a healthy happy mom,

the best days of my life to

being completely unable
to take care of my child.

- I've been living with
chronic pain for a long time

and just haven't quite yet
figured out how to feel good.

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(keys clicking)

- Doesn't it seem like
so many people you know

are dealing with illness?

I feel like it's changed from
the six degrees of Kevin Bacon

to the one degree of cancer.

I mean, has our world and
our food become so toxic

that illness is inevitable.

And then I feel like
every other ad on TV

is a drug commercial
filling us with fear

that our bodies are failing us.

Very good and shining fields.

When I was a kid, besides
being terrible at gymnastic,

I remember thinking
how magical it was

that when you get a cut,

all you did was clean the wound,

forget about it, and it
healed all by itself.

I feel like we've forgotten
how intelligent the body is.

Having been to all kinds
of healers and doctors

over the last 20 years,

I've experienced
firsthand how my thoughts,

beliefs, and emotions
affect my health.

I'm convinced we have
more power to heal

than we've been led to believe,

but don't take my word for it,

I'm gonna go out on the road

and speak to some of the
leading scientists, doctors,

and teachers in the field
of mind, body, medicine

to share with you
what is truly possible

when it comes to healing.

♪ Hydrate these cells

♪ 'Cause the body talks
and meditation helps

♪ The body talks
and meditation helps

- It's not just that
disease starts in the mind,

it's that everything
starts in the mind.

- The body has a
capacity to heal

that I was never informed of

as a medical
student or resident.

- Mind, body, emotions,
relationships,

sensory experiences,
sound, touch, sight,

all these senses are windows
to our inner pharmacy.

- You've got to get to the
root cause of your disease

if you're gonna find freedom.

- So, if I change my
perception, my mind,

change my belief about life,

I change the signals
that are going in

and adjusting the
function of the cell.

- Tonic thoughts
produce tonic chemicals.

Toxic thoughts produce
toxic chemicals.

- How deeply can we
influence our bodies

or the bodies of our loved
ones when it comes to healing

or the world beyond our bodies,

how much influence
do we really have.

♪ Well, you're the guru
now so visualize healing

♪ Yeah, you're the guru
now so visualize leaving

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- In order for some
of us to wake up,

we need a wake up call and
in 1986, I got the call.

I was in a triathlon in
Palm Springs, California

and I was in the biking
portion of the race

and I was coming up
to this intersection,

so as I made the turn,

a four wheel drive Bronco
going about 55 miles an hour

hit me from behind and
catapulted me out of my bicycle.

The compressive force compressed
six vertebrae in my spine.

The prognosis was I'd
probably never walk again

and that I needed
a radical surgery

called the Harrington
rod surgery.

If this had been anybody else,

I probably would
have recommended

that they have the
surgery, but this was me.

I decided to check
out of the hospital

and I just had this one thought

and the thought was

the power that made
the body heals the body

and I couldn't stop
thinking about that

because I knew that
there's an intelligence

that's giving us life, that
keeps our heart beating,

and digesting our food,

so I decided that I
was gonna make contact

with this intelligence

and I was gonna give it a
place, a template, a design,

and when I was happy
with my creation,

I was gonna surrender this
creation to a greater mind

because it knows how to
heal way better than I do.

And the second thing I said was

I'm not gonna let any
thought slip by my awareness

that I don't wanna experience.

So, I would start off,

in my mind, reconstructing my
spine, vertebrae per vertebrae

and then I'd start thinking
about leaving the wheelchair.

So, for six weeks,

I went through this incredible
dark night of the soul

because I couldn't
really get my mind

to do what I wanted it to do.

It would take me about three
hours in closing my eyes

and reconstructing
every single vertebrae

and starting over again every
time I lost my attention.

At the end of six weeks,

I went through the
whole entire process

without losing my attention

and it was like I hit a
tennis ball in the sweet spot,

something clicked in
that moment, I clicked.

I started noticing significant
changes in my body,

my motor functions
started coming back

and my body began to
change dramatically.

I was back on my
feet in 10 weeks,

back training again in 12 weeks,

and I just made a
deal with myself

and the deal was that if I
was ever able to walk again,

I'd spend the rest of my life

studying the mind-body
connection and mind over matter

and pretty much that's what
I've been doing since 1986.

- The best science of
our time is now showing

that every organ
in the human body

has the ability to heal itself
given the right environment,

even the organs we
were told could not

and so spinal cord
tissue, brain tissue,

heart tissue, pancreatic
tissue, prostate tissue,

all of these organs
are actually designed

to repair and heal themselves
under the right conditions,

given the right environment.

What are those conditions,
that's the question.

Some of them are environmental,

things like water, air, just
the quality of our food.

Some of them may be chemical,
the supplements that we take,

and some of the herbal products
our ancestors understood

and used with great success
in healing their bodies

before modern medicine
ever came along

and I think those
are interesting.

What really fascinates me
is the inner environment

and this is the environment

that the Buddha talked
to us about so eloquently

and the Buddha said
that every man and woman

is the architect of their own
healing and their own destiny.

- There's a natural intelligence

that leads those cells from
the embryo to the baby.

There's a natural intelligence

that leads the acorn
into an oak tree.

There's a natural intelligence

that keeps the planets
revolving around the sun.

We would not have
been able to evolve

without having a mechanism
which allows us to take a hit

and that's what disease is,

that's what injury
is, you took a hit,

but the immune system is
the way the body corrects.

- And that intelligence
that's giving us life,

that's keeping our heart
beating and digesting our food

that runs through the
autonomic nervous system,

it is the greatest
healer in the world,

all we have to do is
get out of the way.

- I was always super healthy.

My life was really just a
journey of healing and health.

I was studying acupuncture,
yoga, I was a super good eater,

mostly vegetarian,
probably 40% raw,

but I had gone through
a lot of stress.

I moved, was in a
very bad marriage.

My mom died, that was
probably the hardest part

and she died of cancer,

so pretty much the whole
foundation was shaken,

but I have always had
this real positive,

so I just kept doing
yoga and riding my bike

and I thought
everything was fine,

but I did know that
there was something

wrong with me physically
because I would get headaches

and just kinda feeling
a little nauseous,

so I went to a doctor three
times over the course of a year

and each time he gave
me a different test,

he said, "Oh, you're fine."

So, the third time, I told
him I have a lot of pain

and there's like a
stabbing pain in this area

and so it was the
bottom of my colon

at the junction of the rectum,

so he did a sigmoidoscopy
and there it was.

And they thought it was
stage two or three at first

and then of course the
first thing they do

is they send you to a PET scan

and then the PET scan showed
that it was in a few places

and it was in my liver also,

so it was stage four
and that was a shocker.

(somber melody)

I had never heard of anyone
living from stage four.

- Elizabeth's story
really shook me

because she reminds
me a lot of myself.

She was healthy,
worked out, did yoga,

seemingly did everything right,

yet one day she wakes up
with stage four cancer.

It makes me question are we at
the mercy of some random fate

or is there something
else going on

that we might just
not be aware of?

- I've been in practice
for 35 years now

and I've seen a lot of patients,

I've seen a lot of crazy things,

and I'm more firmly convinced
every week that goes by

that the ultimate cause
of disease is stress.

- 90% of what takes
people to the doctor

is stress-related illnesses,

they leave with antidepressants,

they leave with every
kind of medication.

- We have three basic stresses.

We have physical stress

like accidents,
injuries, falls, traumas.

We have chemical stress
like bacteria, viruses,

and hormones in foods,
and heavy metals,

and hangovers and
blood sugar levels,

and then we have
emotional stress

and that's family tragedies,
loss, job, finances,

and all of those things

knock our brain and
body out of balance.

- When you perceive a threat,

in the old days in school
we referred to that

as activating the adrenal
system, flight or flight.

If you're being chased
by a saber-toothed tiger,

how much energy do you
wanna make available

to runaway from that tiger?

I hope you get the answer
and the answer is I want 100%

of the energy to run
away from the tiger.

- Centuries, thousands
of years ago,

that was maybe appropriate

because there was
literally a potentially

life-threatening situation
with a wild animal let's say,

but now it's your
spouse or it's your boss

or it's rent that's
due in a week

and yet the system
reacts in the same way

as though it's a
life-threatening situation,

so you're still
releasing cortisol,

you're still
releasing adrenaline,

noradrenaline into the system.

- And if you're running

a fight or flight
response all the time,

by definition, you are
mobilizing resources

from your gut, from
your elimination system,

from your immune system, from
your higher brain centers,

and putting that
energy in your muscles

to fight for your life,

that means your memory
is not all that good,

your concentration is down,

you can't digest
your food properly,

you can't eliminate
toxins properly,

and your immune
system is compromised,

chronically, all the time.

- Stress hormones inhibit the
immune system, how effective?

When doctors wanna
transplant an organ

from person A to person B,

they wanna transplant a
heart or a kidney or a lung,

the doctor gives the
patient the stress hormones

and then transplants
the organ, why?

Once the organ is put
in, the foreign organ,

and the immune system is now
shut down by stress hormones,

then I'm not rejecting
the foreign organ.

(sirens blaring)

unfortunately in today's world,

the stresses are 24/7/365,
they never let up.

- Good evening, just
ahead of the spring

and summer travel season,

we got a sobering
update on Zika today.

- [Bruce] The net result
is illness and disease

that's the only
consequence that will come

from the chemistry of fear

and yet look at the world today.

- [Man] ISIS's so-called
caliphate is under attack.

- [Man] The DOW plunged
another 260 points.

New losses for Americans
and their 401Ks.

- In the beginning, I
just thought maybe it was

some kind of like
reaction or hive

or some dermatological thing,

then it started to progress
and get worse and worse

and I started to get massive
breakouts and boils and hives

and then it started
to spread a little bit

to like my ears and my head,

so then I started to freak
out more and thought,

"Okay, it's probably
something more serious

"than I'm just guessing it to be

"by putting on some like
topical creams and stuff,"

and I think what
really sparked it

was maybe about a
year and a half ago,

it was the middle of the night

and I woke up but
I couldn't move.

My right side of my
body was paralyzed.

So, I freaked out for a moment,

I thought I was having a stroke
or something was happening

and eventually I
could start feeling

some tingling coming back
and then I rolled out of bed.

From that moment, I think,
about a year and half ago,

when I really started,
went to the dermatologist,

went to a neurologist,
allergists.

They keep saying,
"Oh, it's autoimmune.

"The biopsies now show
connective tissue disorder,

"so we know it's
something autoimmune."

They give me all this literature

and all these different drugs,

but they sound so scary,
I don't wanna take them,

it's like it causes blindness
and then heart disease

and just tons and
tons of side effects.

- And it's so frustrating

that no one knows how
to help you, right?

- Yeah and sometimes I'm
thankful it's nothing worse,

but at the same time, for me,

just daily life, it's like I
have to work, I have the kids,

I've got other responsibilities,

then I have to go to the
doctor like five times a week,

it starts to just get
really like daunting.

It's really tiring,
like I'm just so tired.

- Jesus, take care of mommy

and help her dots goes away.

I always put the holy
water on her, amen.

- My little one, she
goes to private school,

and she always prays.

She goes, "Mommy, I prayed for
your dots today to go away,"

and so I was telling her,

"Oh, somebody from mommy's
work, remember Kelly?

"Well, she's gonna help mommy."

She goes, "See, God's
gonna help mommy."

It was so cute,
I started crying.

- Oh my god.

- Yeah and I was
like, "Oh, yeah, see,

"things are meant to
be sometimes, right?"

Things that'll come into
your life for some reason,

like who would've thought.

- [Kelly] It's so crazy
how the universe works.

Eva brought me some contracts
to sign at the office

and apologized for a rash
that was on her hand.

Only then did I find out
that for three years,

she's been struggling
with this mystery illness,

so I'm gonna connect her with
some holistic practitioners

that I've worked with,

see if they can come up with
an answer for her and help her

and we'll just see what
works, what doesn't,

and hopefully find out why.

- We are now about
three centuries

into a mindset in medicine
that was predicated

on the work of Descartes and
even Newton and Darwin even,

this idea that our
symptoms are meaningless,

that our body is a machine,

it's full of organs
with buttons and levers

that need adjusting

and that you're really not here

for any purposeful existence,

you're here to live and
survive until you die.

- [Man] Medicine being
derived from Newtonian physics

looks at the body
as a physical device

and if there's
anything wrong with it,

it is a consequence of a problem

in the mechanics of
a physical machine

and I say this is
really cool until 1925.

In 1925, a new physics
came in, quantum physics.

What's irrelevant
in quantum physics?

Well, it said that
invisible energy around

that was out there
that we did not count

and even talk about in medicine

because it's just
a physical body,

it turns out our perception

of what is physical
is an illusion,

there's nothing physical
at all, it's all energy.

- If you look inside any part

of your body with a
microscope, so let's your hand,

and you look inside your
hand, you find cells,

you look inside the cells,

you get your DNA in
the center of the cell.

You look inside the
DNA, you find atoms.

You look inside the atoms,
there's nothing there.

Well, there's protons,
neutrons, electrons

and what's amazing
is inside an atom,

there's 99.9999999999999%
empty space.

If a proton was an apple,
the size of an apple,

the closest electron would be
the size of a grain of salt

and it'd be approximately
two kilometers away.

Now, that's how much
space you would get,

simple pi r squared.

The particles themselves,

they actually emerge

essentially out of what's
called the quantum field

and ultimately, you
can think of particles

as just waves of energy, just
literally vibrations of energy

and I think it shifts
your mind from thinking

that something is seemingly
solid and permanent

to perhaps something can change

and something can be healed.

- Long, long time ago,
the word spirit was what?

Invisible moving forces that
influence the physical realm.

Quantum physics is
taking us back to a time

that said the invisible forces

that we have been
discounting in medicine

turn out to be the primary
forces that control everything

and I said, "Well,
what do they include?"

Mind, consciousness,

and this is why if
you wanna come back

to the supreme power
over our biology,

it's thought invisible
energy from our mind

that not only shapes our body,

but shapes our relationship
to the world in which we live.

(machine beeping)

- February 2, 2006 should've
been the last day of my life.

I had lymphoma which had
started four years prior

with just a lump on my neck.

I had tumors, some of
them the size of lemons

from the base of my
skull, all around my neck,

under my arms, into my chest,

and all the way
down to my abdomen.

I was so weak that
my organs started

shutting down one by one

and I went into a coma

and the doctors told my family

that these were my final hours.

(melancholic melody)

I then went into a realm

where I became aware
of my deceased father.

When I was growing up,

my father and I had a very
turbulent relationship.

I was always left with this
feeling that I had let him down

and that I had never been

the kind of daughter
he wanted me to be

and here I was now with
him in the other realm

and all I felt from
him and for him

was pure unconditional love.

There was no judgment
from him at all

for anything that I had done.

It was like I reached a state
of complete and total clarity

and in that state of clarity,

I understood why
I had the cancer.

I understood how it
was that every decision

and every choice I had made
in my life up to that point

was made from fear.

Now that I knew this truth,

I realized that if I chose

to go back to my body
that I would heal

and it was in those moments

that I felt myself
coming out of the coma.

By about a week, the
doctors could actually see

that the tumors were
dissolving faster

than they'd ever seen
tumors dissolve before.

At the end of five weeks,

I was physically stronger

and they really could find no
trace of cancer in my body,

so they let me go home and
live my life cancer-free.

(birds chirping)

- Anita's story is the
most powerful example

of just what is possible
with the human body.

She is proof that no matter
how far gone the body seems,

it is possible for
tissues to regenerate

and function to restore.

She had a dramatic shift in
the way she looked at life

from one of fear to
one of love, that's it,

and her body
responded and healed,

but is she just
some random miracle

or can we study what happened,

so that more people
can make this shift?

- So, I've been studying
radical remissions

for over 10 years now

and it started with a
trip around the world

to interview radical
remission survivors

from all different countries

and then since then I've gone on

to analyze over
1500 of these cases

and I've conducted over
250 in-depth interviews

and these are people
from all walks of life.

So, there have been
radical remissions

verified and reported for
every single cancer type,

people with pancreatic cancer,
with stage four lung cancer,

with a big brain tumor
that's considered inoperable,

there are examples
of people out there

who have healed from it.

I've discovered over
75 different things

that these people have
done to try to get well,

but not everybody uses
all 75 of these factors.

However, when I
looked at the data,

they were all using these nine.

Only two of them are physical,

the rest are mental,
emotional, and spiritual

and that hit me like
a ton of bricks.

There really is a way to
activate the immune system

with your mental, emotional work

and of course, there's plenty
of science behind that.

Does that mean that we're
all going to heal tomorrow?

No, but it means they
deserve to be studied

and there's something incredible
there for us to learn.

- I very much believed
that perfect health

was only one prescription away

and it wasn't until about
nine months post-partum,

my pregnancy, that I
got my first diagnosis

and I was diagnosed with
Hashimoto's thyroiditis.

I had symptoms of brain
fog, forgetfulness,

of intense fatigue, and
very much was not myself,

but of course I was a new mom,

so it's easy to sort of
dismiss those symptoms

and I had that
same feeling again,

I don't wanna take a medication
for the rest of my life,

there's gotta be
a way out, right?

There's gotta be another option

and so I went to a naturopath
which was very unlike me.

I only ever been trained to
dismiss alternative medicine

as sort of a nuisance,

like a nuisance to
legitimate real medicine,

and I went there because I knew

that conventional medicine
had nothing to offer me

and I knew that there was no way

I would ever get out of
having a chronic illness

if I proceeded with my
conventional doctor.

So, of course, I put into
remission in six months

what should be a
chronic lifelong disease

and I experienced the raising

of a lot of red flags
essentially where I said,

"I never learned that nutrition

"has anything to
do with health."

(whimsical melody)

- Now, open your little mouth.

- We have a sick care system

where doctors and
insurance companies

are basically treating symptoms,

but aren't really
getting to root causes

and in many cases aren't
dealing with the whole person.

They're dealing with the symptom

by which they then give a drug
which then has a side effect

and so it keeps on spinning,

more toxicity, more toxicity,
more disease, more ill health.

- Conventional medicine tied
up in an old belief system

is locked into the
cause of illness

is tied into our genetics
and our biochemistry

and therefore the
pharmaceutical industry

is the great savior.

Why, because it'll
make the chemistry

that should bring us
back to health again.

Well, it turns out
that's totally false.

There so few diseases
that are actually organic.

In fact, 100% of diabetes type 2

has nothing to do with genetics

and everything to
do with lifestyle.

90% or more of
cardiovascular disease

has nothing organically
wrong with the individual,

it's just a consequence
of dealing with stress.

- What am I gonna do?

Hello, hello, Professor--

- Does this mean
medicine's all negative?

I go, "Absolutely not."

Medicine does
miracles with trauma.

If I physically hurt myself,
I get in a car accident

and my guts are hanging out,

don't send me to a chiropractor

and I don't need a
massage therapist

and homeopathy is
really not gonna help,

I want a surgeon.

- Medicine is useful,
pharmaceutical medicine,

therapeutic interventions,
surgery et cetera are useful

I would say in maybe
10% acute illnesses.

Otherwise, if you have
a chronic illness,

doesn't matter what it is,

cancer, heart disease,
autoimmune illnesses,

use a holistic approach
which means everything

from mind, body,
emotions, energy healing,

even distant healing,
anything that influences

your experiences of
mind, body, emotions.

- So, with emergencies
and acute illness

like injury or infection,
we need a quick fix,

so thank God we have
the most advanced

life-saving technology,
but with chronic illnesses,

they've developed over time,

so the quick fix
model won't work.

We need to get to the root cause

if we're gonna make a change.

I'm gonna speak to
a guy who is helping

thousands of people
get to that root cause.

He uses, well, a different
kind of diagnostic technology.

- I'm gonna do a little
of this, just hang on,

thought you had a heart murmur
before but it looks good.

It all started at age four,
woke up one morning to a voice

that I call Spirit and
this voice talked to me,

just like someone else
is talking to like you

or if you're
hearing someone talk

or you're talking
to someone else.

So, in real time and then that
evening at the dinner table

with my family all
sitting around,

Spirit appeared, asked me
to come out of my seat.

I came out, walked
up to my grandmother,

and then Spirit had took my
hand, put it on my grandmother,

and I put it on my
grandmother's chest

and Spirit said,
"Pronounce lung cancer.

"Say that grandmother
has lung cancer.

"Grandma has lung cancer."

A few weeks later, they
brought her in out of curiosity

because it couldn't leave us.

We couldn't forget about
it and she had lung cancer,

so that's how it started.

Lower back is not as
good as it should be.

I don't know if you
go to a chiropractor.

- Like weekly.

- Weekly.
- Yeah.

- Okay, is he working on that?

- Yeah, I feel like I have
spasm that's right there.

- Yeah, that's from L3, L4.

- Okay, but that's okay, I
like that stuff, this is fun

because you're really healthy.

It breaks my heart when someone

has something serious
wrong with them.

- [Kelly] How do you convince

the skeptics out
there to believe you?

- It's really not an issue

and I don't really run into
too many skeptics actually

to tell you the truth.

I'm sure there's plenty
of them out there,

but when you're in this
where you wanna help people,

you wanna give 'em the answers

and people are
suffering out there

and they got chronic illness

and the answers
aren't out there,

it's not about the skeptics,
it's not about that.

It's about the person
getting better,

it's about the person healing,

it's about what they
need, that's the focus,

so I really don't
focus on the skeptics.

- [Kelly] Talk about these
chronic mystery illnesses,

doctors have labeled them
autoimmune disorders.

- The reason we
call it autoimmune

is because we don't know
the cause of the symptoms

or disease or illness
that's occurring.

Look into psoriasis and
eczema, cause unknown.

Multiple sclerosis,
cause unknown.

Fibromyalgia, cause unknown.

Rheumatoid arthritis,
cause unknown.

What's happening is there's
a pathogen involved,

there's something
causing the problem,

a toxin or a pathogen,
it's causing the symptoms,

the body is trying to
protect you from it.

The key to getting rid of it

is knowing how to
use certain things

like certain herbs,
certain foods.

Most importantly is the foods,
to know what starves it.

- Treating certain
toxins and pathogens

with diet and herbs
really resonates with me.

Turning to nature
and food as medicine

is what ancient civilizations

have been doing successfully
for thousands of years.

I know that when I
cleaned up my diet,

the positive effect on not
only my physical health,

but my mental health
as well was huge

and this is why I thought a
good place for Eva to start

was to see a nutritionist.

- With Eva, she had a
barrage of symptoms.

One thing in particular as
I looked at her blood lab

is that she is really
inflamed, chronic inflammation.

We literally have trillions
of bacterial microbes,

good microbes in our body,

we actually have more
bacteria in our body

than we do our own human cells

and the majority of
these live in our gut

and what the microbiome
is it's like a

little universe in
itself inside our gut

that constantly is cleansing us,

stimulating immunity,
building vitamins,

and keeping pathogens
out of our system,

so if someone's
microbiome gets killed off

for various reasons,
mostly bad diet,

stress, medications perhaps,

you can kill off enough
of that microbiome

where the actual intestinal
wall starts to get injured.

So, if your intestinal wall
starts getting holes in it,

junk is bleeding
into your bloodstream

and then going all
over your body.

The key is we gotta remove that.

We gotta remove the
offending items,

fix the diet, and
get her to heal.

We're gonna start her
on a diet this week.

The whole food plant-based diet

is really an unprocessed
predominantly plant-based food,

what does that mean?

That means vegetables and fruits

and whole grains and legumes,

all the foods that
are nutrient rich.

So, if we could stimulate
your immune system,

remove the offending things

you're doing to
yourself every day,

you'll heal way faster

than it took to get
the disease process

and that's the
beauty of healing.

- Over the last
decade or even moreso,

the amount of research
that's come out

in the scientific journals

showing without any
shadow of a doubt

that there is such a thing
as a mind-body connection,

I mean, thinking,
believing, emotions,

all cause really substantial
chemical and physiological

and biological changes
all throughout the body

and I love that that's how much

of a transition we've made
in the last decade or two,

from woo-woo stuff about
the mind-body connection

to hard, factual
scientific evidence.

I have a PhD in
organic chemistry,

that's nothing at all
to do with organic foods

and an organic chemist basically
plays the child LEGO game,

but we do with atoms,

so people like me end up in
the pharmaceutical industries,

so I worked for one
of the world's largest

pharmaceutical companies
developing drugs

for cardiovascular
disease and for cancer

and although I loved
doing what I was doing,

I love the science of it,

but what fascinated
me moreso I would say

was what happens when
you test the drugs.

So, let's say in a typical trial

you might give 100 people a
drug to show that it works,

so you've also gotta
give 100 people a placebo

for comparison purposes

and you might get 75 people
improving on the drug,

but it's not uncommon to
get 40, 50, 60, 70, 74,

or 75 sometimes even also
improving on the placebo

because they think
they're getting the drug

and I thought, "Whoa,
that's amazing."

What we see here is belief
itself shifts biology

and I don't think that's taught
enough in medical schools.

- So, how is it that
you can give someone

a sugar pill, a
saline injection,

or perform some false
surgery or treatment

and a certain percentage
of those people

will accept, believe, and
surrender to the thought

that they're getting the
actual substance or treatment

and they begin to program
their autonomic nervous system

to make their own pharmacy
of chemicals that matches

the exact same chemical
they think they're taking?

So, the question is is
it the inert substance

that's doing the healing

or is it the body's
innate capacity to heal?

- Well, everyone seems to be
aware of the placebo effect,

the result of positive thinking,

the important question is this,

what is the consequence
of negative thinking?

Guess what, it's
equally powerful in
influencing your life,

but it works in the
opposite direction.

While a placebo,
positive thinking,

can cure you of anything,

a nocebo, negative belief can
actually cause any illness

and can cause death just
because you believe that.

- We give too much authority
to someone in a white coat.

I remember one time
someone came in

and they were really crying

because they had
received a tremendous

diagnosis and prognosis

and the doctor said, the
doctor said, the doctor said,

so I said, "I'll be right back,"

and I went out and I got
a white coat and put it on

and I put my name tag on it,
it said Dr. Michael Beckwith

and I came in, I said,
"I'm Dr. Michael Beckwith

"and I want you to
know that your life

"is about to get better
and better and better.

"You had a tremendous wake up
call about tremendous habits

"that you have had
for many, many years.

"You're about to break that
cycle of those bad habits

"and you're gonna
watch your body change.

"You're gonna watch yourself

"come to a greater
sense of fulfillment,"

and then I got a prescription
tablet and I said,

"Every day, this is what I
want you to say to yourself,

"this is what I
want you to read,

"this is what I
want you to not eat,

"this is what I want you to eat,

"come see me in 30 days
and tell me how you feel,"

and she went from
crying to just laughing

'cause she realized that she
had given her power away.

It doesn't mean you
don't go to a doctor,

it doesn't mean you don't
follow good medical advice,

but if you just
give yourself over

to an external authority figure,

you basically become
a victim twice,

a victim to the condition
and the diagnosis

and now you become a victim
to an authority figure

telling you about what's
gonna happen in your life.

- Okay, so believe
the diagnosis,

now you can do
something about it,

but don't believe the prognosis.

Prognosis is when somebody says,

"You have three months to live"

or, "60% of people
die in six months,"

it's like telling what
the temperature is now

knowing the average
temperature for the year.

If you're from New York City

and the average
temperature is 75 degrees,

it doesn't tell you what the
temperature is right now.

- Statistics are impersonal
and you are a person

and no one knows what
you're capable of

or where you're gonna go.

If someone says, "Well,
there's a less than 1% chance

"of recovering from the
kind of cancer you have,"

well, someone's gotta be that
1% and why couldn't it be you?

- It's important for
people to understand

when they're given a diagnosis

that if they fall
prey to the prognosis

without actually considering
that there's other options,

without actually realizing

they may have to do
something differently,

that they may have
to make new choices,

that they are going to have
to get beyond certain emotions

and overcome their
limited thinking,

if they can understand that
if they're able to do that,

more possibilities open up

as a result of their
own personal changes,

that's when you start to see
all kinds of magical things

start to appear in
a person's life.

- When the doctors gave you the
diagnosis and the prognosis,

were they trying to rush you
into chemo and radiation?

- Yes and I wasn't gonna do it

because I always swore with
the acupuncture background

that I believe in natural
medicine and natural healing,

so I wasn't gonna do it.

I was gonna to any of the places

that do the natural healing
with the juices and things,

but I have a brother
that's a rocket scientist

and I value his
opinion and he said,

"Lizzie, you're
not gonna make it,

"you've been juicing
all your life,

"more juicing isn't
gonna save your life.

"You've got stage four,
you gotta do something,"

but it still took me
another month and a half

because I wouldn't do it, I
was gonna not do the chemo.

So, finally, enough
people gathered me up

and brought me in, so I did it,

and then I started doing a
lot of spiritual healing.

My friends did a fundraiser
that went kind of fast and wild

because people were like,

"Oh my gosh, if Elizabeth
Craig has got cancer,

"we're all gonna die."

So, they raised money for me,

so I started doing,

going to all the alternative
healers I could find

because I thought
if nothing else,

maybe I can just
chronolog the whole thing

and share with people,

some people will
learn from that.

Dianne Porchia was one
of the people I called

and she's a spiritual
psychologist.

- Healing Topanga.

- Originally, the primary
purpose for calling her

was so that I could
die not afraid

and because I was afraid to die

and they said that the
wasn't looking good.

- This guy is fear, panic,
worry, and anxiety, but--

- [Elizabeth] But
through the process

instead of that happening,
I started to feel miracles.

- The first session
that we had together

was actually the day that
she got her chest port put in

and I didn't know that she
was going to arrive with that

and that was such a
tremendous first step

that she had to take in
her cancer treatment.

- They got me on a
cocktail they call it.

I had one mitomycin
that was a little bag

and they ran it into the port

and then they attached
me to this one.

- It's so stressful
to think that

someone is invading your body

and then having medicine
which we know is very scary,

so she had to make
friends with that.

- Some people get the port in
their arm, their upper arm.

Dianne just kept working with me

and I'm saying this is medicine,

it's gonna heal you,
this is good for you,

and I think that made all
the difference in the world.

- We have to relate to it

as something that is
targeted medicine.

See it as little packmens
of little soldiers

that are there just
attacking the cancer cells,

leaving everything else
intact and not being harmed

because the body does
want to move into balance.

- [Elizabeth] Let's go.

I started calling him 'cause
he was my little chemo pack,

I called him chemo-sabe.

- [Woman] Chemo-sabe, all right.

- [Elizabeth] Dianne helped
me change my attitude

that he was medicine
and not poison.

- The power of believe is,
it's almost everything,

it really is.

What you are believing and
thinking at this moment,

is telling your immune system
to either stop and not work

because we gotta
run from a stressor

or everything's cool,
why don't we relax,

and if there's anything
that needs to be cleaned up,

clean up, that's it.

You're either in fight or flight

or you're in rest and repair

and it's your beliefs
that toggle that switch,

so beliefs are everything.

(hopeful melody)

- Back in 1968, I was learning
how to clone stem cells

and back at that time,

just a handful of people
in the entire world

even knew what a stem cell was,

so I was in the right
place at the right time

to make some
interesting discoveries.

I put one stem cell in
a culture by itself,

it divides every 10 or 12 hours.

At first, there's
one, then two, four,

eight, 16, 32, doubling,

so I have 50,000
genetically identical cells,

that's not the
experiment, this is.

I split the cells into
three different Petri dishes

and what I do is I change
the chemical composition

of the culture medium.

Culture medium is the
equivalent of blood.

So, if I'm growing mouse cells,

then what I do is
look at mouse blood,

see what it's made out of

and then try to make a
synthetic version of that

called culture medium.

So, here's the point.

Genetically identical
cells in three dishes,

but slightly
different environment

because of the chemistry.

In one dish the
cells form muscle,

in the second dish
the cells form bone,

and in the third dish
the cells form fat cells.

Significance, what controls
the fate of the cells?

Point, they were all
genetically identical.

The environment is
what was selecting

the genetic activity
of the cells.

- People who have the same DNA,

who have the same
susceptibility to illness,

one can become ill and
the other can stay well.

One can heal and
the other can't.

All because they optimize
the environmental factors

that control gene activity

and that is what the field
of epigenetics is all about.

- The nature of
biology is simple.

Biological organisms
adapt their biology

to fit into an environment.

Let's say I am looking
at the activity

of my liver cells in
the body and I say,

"Well, my liver cells
should be adjusting

"to what's going on
in the environment,"

and I say, "Well, how
does the liver cell

"know what's going on
in the environment?"

The answer is this.

The liver cell is not
touching the environment.

It depends on the nervous system

to send information about the
environment inside the body,

so the cells adjust
their biology

to match what's going
on in the world.

Well, we only have one problem
with that and that is this.

Consciousness is
an interpretation.

So, my mind is interpreting
the environment.

So, if I change my
perception, my mind,

change my belief about life,

I change the signals
that are going in

and adjusting the
function of the cell.

The point is very,
very significant.

I, by my ability to
change my environment

and by my ability to change my
perception of the environment

have the ability to control
my genetic activity.

I'm not a victim of my heredity,

I'm a master of my
genetic activity.

In understanding how we
deal with the environment

and deal with perception,

there's a mind between the
environment and my cells

and when I say the mind,

everyone thinks of a
single entity, the mind.

The mind is comprised of
two interdependent elements

that work together

and that's the conscious mind
and the subconscious mind.

The conscious mind, the
latest evolution of the brain,

is the creative mind.

When the conscious mind
is engaged in thinking,

the subconscious is the
default program, the autopilot.

So, my conscious mind
could be engaged,

but my subconscious
mind will carry out

whatever chore I'm doing,
walking, driving the car,

communicating with
another person.

I don't need my
conscious mind for that.

I already have programs of
how to do all those things.

When we look at the world,

we're actually operating
through the subconscious mind.

The programs in the
subconscious mind

primarily came from downloading
other people's behaviors,

your mother, your father,
your siblings, your community

in the first seven
years of life.

- We are essentially an
open sponge to the world,

absorbing the patterns
from all of those people

that we are exposed to
and surrounded with.

So, if we have caregivers
who are really conscious

and have learned to
manage their emotions

and heal their hurts
in a healthy way,

that's a really good thing,

very few people I know
were blessed enough

to come from those families.

- Let's say we're growing
up in an environment

where there's trauma
in the household,

alcoholism, family conflict,
inflamed relationships,

and when we don't have tools

to process our emotions
in a given moment,

that becomes a memory
that's not fully formed.

We end up seeing our self
in the world around us

as if we're still
four years of age

and in an environment of just
conflict and trauma and drama.

We filter and therefore
feel that again and again

every time colors,
sounds, smells, tastes,

feelings get triggered, boom,

we react as if that memory were
going on for the first time.

So, you can attempt to
outrun the subconscious mind,

just like you attempt
to outrun a shadow,

you can't, you gotta
turn around and face it.

You gotta see the
problem as the portal

and so recognizing that
these symptoms and stressors

are meaningful and brilliantly
intelligent in waking us up.

- I was going twice a week.

There was a day my
brother would drive me up

and do the sessions

and the funny thing
is that every time,

well, after the first few, no,
I would say every one of 'em,

I would think, "I have no
idea what I'm gonna say.

"I don't feel like
anything's wrong.

"I don't know, okay,
we'll just talk,"

and then somehow she would do
like an exercise or a thing

and then something
would come out,

extracted from some place
in the past that I never,

like talk therapy
wouldn't get to this

or your own thinking
or whatever.

To forgive and
erase all the past

and choose to fill my world

with joy and love
and improve myself.

Working with Dianne,
we started working on

like all those feelings, the
grief, the sadness, the fear,

the cancer, and then things
that were deep down inside

that I had no idea
were residing,

like old stuff that I
really didn't even think of.

- [Dianne] And why is that you?

- She kinda takes what
everybody gives her

and she doesn't
really ask for much

and she's gonna get better.

- Elizabeth identified
a time in her life

when she felt really pathetic.

There was an incident,

all the kids were supposed
to bring something to school

and she brought graham crackers,

that's all she had to bring
and they made fun of her,

so she just kind of
adopted this belief

that that was pathetic,
how pathetic that was,

and she carried that with
her for a lot of years.

I mean, into
adulthood without even

understanding or realizing
how that pathetic self-image

would carry forward in
relationships and in adult life.

Ask the spirit's assistance.

The healing tools can involve

inner child healing
work, sacred anger work.

- Yeah, I've got it right now,

boy, am I mad
right now, I'm mad.

- So, the sacred anger
work, when that comes up

and there's anger in a
session that's ready to move,

we will go out on the back
hillside and we throw rocks.

And to throw these rocks
as hard as they can

and move that stuck energy.

- I didn't know that I had
such a detrimental mindset.

I thought that it was
a pretty good one,

but the cancer
personality style,

the I don't wanna be a burden,

the it's easier for me to
give love than to ask for it,

it was really important for me
to learn how to ask for help

and connect, to connect.

- [Kelly] There's this tendency
for people to feel like

that they did something
wrong if they got sick,

but if we aren't aware that
we have limiting and negative

subconscious beliefs
running our lives

then we can't blame
ourselves for getting sick.

If we stay in fear
and resistance,

we not only waste valuable
energy that we can use to heal,

but we are closed off to
information and possibility.

If instead we ask ourselves,

what is this pain or
condition trying to tell me,

it creates space
so that the answers

can come into our awareness.

- I've always, even
from when I was young,

been fascinated with
health and wellness,

being the best you can be,

it was always part
of even going through

high school and college

and then I came across Ayurveda

probably about 16
to 17 years ago.

I was sitting and I was like,

"Finally, someone
knows what the hell

they're talking about."

- The constitution is
(speaking in foreign language).

- I think one of
my favorite parts

is that we have something called

(speaking in foreign language)
which is a Sanskrit name

which describes the process

of how disease
comes into existence

and there's six stages.

And when I first heard this,

it was just so
beautiful and so simple.

And the first stage
is accumulation.

You accumulate too
much of what we call

(speaking in foreign language),

is the quality of energy.

You got too much fire,
you got too much air,

you got too much earth
or water in your system.

So, let's take fire.

If you accumulate too
much fire in your system

You may have a symptom of like

a sour belch from time
to time, no big deal,

but that would be a sign of

there's too much
heat in the system.

The next stage is aggravation.

Now, it becomes
aggravating to the system,

so what was a sour belch,

now becomes a little
bit of heartburn.

- [Woman] Don't let the
food you eat during the day

haunt you at night.

- Again, in this day and age,

no problem, we've
got the solution,

you take Prilosec,
Nexium, whatever,

you don't actually deal with
why do I have the imbalance

'cause it's considered somewhat
normal to have heartburn.

The next stage is spread.

So, now the excess heat
that's in the system,

that hasn't been addressed

'cause that individual is still
eating too much spicy food,

still drinking alcohol,

putting too much heat into
the system, it spreads.

The fourth stage
is localization.

So, now that excess heat
that's in the system

that started with accumulation,

now finds a weak
spot in the system

where we've lost some integrity.

Let's say the guy
we're talking about

was a football
player in high school

and maybe took one too
many blows to the knee

and his knee is a little funky,

that would be an ideal place

for the excess heat
to find a home.

So, now that progresses over
time to maybe arthritis.

So, it becomes
manifested as disease

and at the sixth stage,
it becomes diversified.

So, now it actually alters
the tissue system itself,

maybe it becomes
rheumatoid arthritis.

So, the beauty of that system

is if you understand
those six stages,

that if you wanna prevent
disease, what do you prevent?

Excess accumulation.

Prevent buildup.

Now, to me, where the biggest
buildup is is right here.

And so you see the
whole disease process

applies to the physiology
and the psychology.

- We've been emailing
back and forward

before our meeting today of
things that you want to approach

and why do you feel that it's
time for you to work on this?

- I think it's the
physical aspect of it

that's forcing me to realize

that maybe there's
something more to it

than just being sick physically.

Past emotions that are
maybe affecting me.

- Before we go on a
plane, we're frightened.

We have a physical response

to something that's
happening emotionally

which is we have sweaty palms,
we have heart palpitations,

so that's a physical response
to something emotional,

but imagine if you were
denying something daily

and it has nowhere to go
until it starts to build

and it builds and it
builds and it builds into,

you know, pick your disease.

- This idea that
emotional blockages

can lead to physical blockages,

so the idea then
is to release them

and you can do that
however you want to.

Some people let it
go in a Zumba class,

other people went to see a
shaman and did soul retrieval,

it's across the board.

Some people did psychotherapy,

some people burned all the
letters from their ex-husband,

so it really is whatever works,

whatever is gonna allow you
to let go of that anger,

to let go of that resentment
or that grief or that trauma,

especially trauma
which can often be

locked away inside your brain
in the subconscious part.

- So, we're gonna do a
emotional freedom technique.

We spoke about it the other day

and it took a little bit
to get to the emotions

because you're so
good at denying them

and pretending that
everything's fine,

but we took a lot of notes

and the emotional freedom is

being able to go there,

being able to go to the
thing that we suppress

and allow it to come up.

I'm frightened of the unknown.

- I'm frightened of the unknown.

- I'm frightened of what I know.

- I'm frightened of what I know.

- And what I don't know.

- And what I don't know.

- I'm frightened of what I know.

- I'm frightened of what I know.

- And what I don't know.

- And what I don't know.

- I'm frightened of what I know.

- I'm frightened of what I know.

- And what I don't know.

- And what I don't know.

- I'm frightened of
what might come up.

- I'm frightened of
what might come up.

- When we have an emotion
within our hearts,

that emotion sends a
signal to our brain

and the quality of that signal

determines what the brain does
in response to the emotion,

so if you can imagine a signal
from the heart to the brain

that is a very smooth
series of waves,

nice, even, coherent is
the term that's used, waves

from the heart to the brain,

the brain will match that
smooth even organized chemistry

and it will release chemistry

that supports life
in our bodies,

this is where our immune
systems become really strong,

super immune response.

On the other hand,
the stress chemistry,

when we feel those
moments of frustration,

anger, hate,
jealousy, rage, fear,

the signal looks different.

It looks kinda like a bad
day in the stock market.

It's a lot of very chaotic
unorganized jagged waves

going from the
heart to the brain

and the brain receives
those waves and says,

"Oh, I need to match
this chemistry."

This is stress chemistry.

When we're in a state of stress,

our energy field goes into
a state of resistance,

that's why a polygraph works.

We're able to read it.

In that energy, our
blood is affected,

it doesn't flow as effectively.

It heats up, cools down.

When we're in stress,
there's resistance,

that affects our PH

and we become more acidic when
we're in a state of stress.

In a localized or systemic
full body acidity,

inflammation occurs,

and it's just a reactive
way of pumping more blood

to attempt to help with healing.

However, we're starting to
go down a slippery slope

'cause that
inflammation is a fire

and that fire starts
to burn the house down.

So, we have things building.

- Yeah, maybe.

- Things just build
and build and build

and then they come
out in the skin.

Things that you pretend
don't bother you.

- What about your mother?

You mentioned your
mother in the email.

- No, can't even go there.

- You can go there,
this is the opportunity.

- Well, we're estranged,
we don't speak.

It's been off and on like
that for 10 years, maybe more.

- [Patti] Is she ill?

- [Eva] Mentally?
- [Patti] Yeah.

- Yeah, I would say so.

She's on Valium, she's
done a lot of stuff before

and she's weaned down
over the years, I think,

and so it's affected her a lot.

Okay, you have to go pay the
rent, you have to do this,

all of this like from
a very young age,

third or fourth grade.

So a lot of
responsibility very young.

I started driving very young,

so I could drive her to
work and drop her off.

Ironing her outfit for work

or certain things
that are a lot.

- You're the mother
of the mother.

- I think so, yeah.

- [Patti] Where's your father?

- [Eva] He couldn't deal
with her craziness either,

so he left when I was maybe 11

and just left and
never came back.

- [Patti] And you've
never seen him since?

- [Eva] Nope.

- Ready?

Take in a deep breath.

- Even though.

- Even though.

- It was a lot
for me to take on.

- It was a lot
for me to take on.

- But I did it anyway.

- But I did it anyway.

- I deeply.

- I deeply.

- And profoundly.
- And profoundly.

- Send that little girl my love.

- Send that little girl my love.

- Even though.

- Even though.

- It was a lot
for me to take on.

- It was a lot
for me to take on.

- But I did it anyway.

- But I did it anyway.

- I deeply.

- I deeply.

- And profoundly.

- And profoundly.

- Love and accept
that little girl.

- Love and accept
that little girl.

- Even though.

- Even though.

- It was a lot for
her to take on.

- It was a lot for
her to take on.

- But she did it anyway.

- But she did it anyway.

- I deeply.

- I deeply.

- And profoundly.
- And profoundly.

- Send her my love.

- Send her my love.

- It was a lot for
her to take on.

- It was a lot for
her to take on.

- It was a lot for
her to take on.

- It was a lot for
her to take on.

- It was a lot for
her to take on.

- It was a lot for
her to take on.

- It was a big burden.

- It was a big burden.

- It was a big burden.
- It was a big burden.

- And who else was gonna do it?

- And who else was gonna do it?

- Who else was gonna do it?

- Who else was gonna do it?

- Who else was gonna do it?

- Who else was gonna do it?

- He left.
- He left.

- He left.
- He left.

- He left.
- He left.

- I picked up all the slack.

- I picked up all the slack.

- I picked up all the slack.

- I picked up all the slack.

- I picked up all the slack.

- I picked up all the slack.

- Because I loved her.

- Because I loved her.

- I loved her.

- I loved her.

- I loved her.

- I loved her.

- And I wasn't
gonna abandon her.

- And I wasn't
gonna abandon her.

- I wasn't gonna abandon her.

- I wasn't gonna abandon her.

- I wasn't gonna abandon her.

- I wasn't gonna abandon her.

- Take a deep breath.

How do you feel?

- Good.

- How do you feel about her now?

- Every authentic spiritual path

has some mention or some
teaching around forgiveness.

I always say that all
forgiveness is self-forgiveness

because the resentment I
may hold towards another

or the unforgiveness or the
rancor or the resentment,

all of those thoughts
are happening within me,

even if someone did me wrong,
I still have those thoughts,

those thoughts are affecting me,

they're affecting
my body temple,

they're affecting
my blood chemistry,

they're affecting everything.

So, when I begin to forgive
the so-called other person,

I'm releasing rancor,
resentment, animosity.

I'm releasing all
that unforgiveness,

so that I'm actually
forgiving myself.

Now, it doesn't necessarily
let the other person

off the hook for whatever
they did or didn't do

or should've done or
should not have done,

it has nothing to do with them.

It has everything to do with me.

- Forgiveness, when
it comes to emotions,

is the greatest
access to letting go,

the hatred you have of a parent,

the judgment you
have of a co-worker,

the wrong-making you
have towards your spouse,

like just let go of that
inner judgment blame

and basically a victim mindset.

If you can let go of
that and recognize

that life is actually working
for you not against you,

then again, you're
gonna generate healing.

- So, now I have
a really good idea

how trauma, negative emotions,
and subconscious beliefs

can lead to disease

and might be something we have
to look at in order to heal,

but what about the kids

that come into this
world already sick

or children that get sick
at a really young age?

Surely their condition
can't be a result

of accumulated stress
or unprocessed trauma

or disempowering beliefs?

Why do they get sick?

- So, people ask me, "Well,
what about children?"

"Children, young children
that come into this world

"with some condition,

"how can that be from there
subconscious or is it?"

And the answer to that is
that we simply don't know.

I just have to be honest
and say that every human

that emerges into this world,

what has happened
before we got here

is different for all of us

and we have no way of knowing

and this is where we begin
to cross the boundaries

of science and spirituality

and the words like karma
or destiny or fate,

we don't know what those are.

What I do know without
any shadow of a doubt

is once that being,

once that beautiful child
arrives in this world,

their bodies, their selves,

their DNA will respond
to the environment

and the conditions
that we give to them.

Our job is to learn to optimize

those environments
and those conditions.

- Individuals come
into the planet

and many of them
come into the planet

because they know they're
gonna go through some stuff

and they're coming to up level

their awareness of the species.

So, we don't look at it like,

"Well, this person was
born with this disease

"and that kid was born with
that disease, what's wrong?"

Many of these individuals

are coming with
very special gifts.

On another level, today,
a baby that's being born

is affected with tremendous
more toxins than ever.

- [Man] The World
Health Organization

classed outdoor air
pollution as carcinogenic.

- When you look at so many
of the cancers for instance,

we absolutely know, this
is not some mystery,

we know where a lot
of these come from,

they have to do with
chemicals in the food,

they have to do with
chemicals in the air,

they have to do with
chemicals in the earth,

so did human
consciousness create this?

Absolutely, but not necessarily

the consciousness of the person
who contracted the disease.

If you're truly treating
the earth with reverence,

would you allow the
level of pollution

and contaminants that we allow?

If you're really thinking
about your children

with reverence and
holy responsibility

to a future generation,

would you allow some of
the things that we allow?

If the entire
society is allowing

economic forces to prevail

rather than real
humanitarian principles

and love of the earth
and love of each other

and love of our children, then
you get what we're getting.

- Imagine for a moment
popping a pill before bed

that cost about $13.50,

now imagine waking
up the next morning,

find that the price
of the exact same pill

jumped to $750 overnight,

that is just what
happened to one drug.

Mae Terrell joining
us now with that story

and the man who's behind
that price spike, Mae?

- Thank you, Brian.

Martin Shkreli joins
us now from the NASDAQ.

He is the CEO of
Turing Pharmaceuticals.

Martin, thank you
for joining us.

- Thanks for having me.

- Now, you guys have
said that the reason

you increased this price so much

after acquiring the
drug was in order to do

the research and
development to develop

a better version of Daraprim.

I just got off the
phone with a HIV doctor

who told me they don't need a
better version of this drug,

what are you doing here?

- We have the most money
going into healthcare

than any country
in the world today

and we have some of the worst
statistics in healthcare.

The problem is this.

The pharmaceutical industry
is a corporate industry,

corporations, what
are corporations?

They're systems where
people invest money

so they can make a profit.

- I entered the pharmaceutical
industry as a young scientist

and I just wanted to cure cancer

and it turns out that most
of my friends and colleagues

in the pharmaceutical
industry, all the scientists,

also just wanted to cure
cancer, they wanna save lives.

It's only when you get
higher up in the company

that the goals begin to change.

- Martin, we do
appreciate you coming,

I gotta ask you
one more question.

In response to all
of this attention

and doctors and patient groups

saying they can't
access this drug,

are you gonna change the price?

- No.

- So, in my examination of

pharmaceutical
products in general,

I began to notice a pattern

and the pattern is that we are
told that there is a problem

and the problem may
not actually exist,

at least not in the way
that we're told that it does

and then we're offered a product

based on resolution of the fear

inspired by awareness
of this problem.

- [Man] Sleep.

Remember when it welcomed
you like a friend,

then it became more
elusive, but why?

When you have insomnia,

it may affect the wake
neurotransmitters in your brain,

disrupting your wake
and sleep messages.

- And in fact if you follow
and dig into the literature,

what you'll find is
that the very product

that's offered to
solve the problem

actually creates and
perpetuates the problem

it purports to resolve.

- [Woman] The temporary
inability to move

while falling
asleep or waking up

and temporary leg weakness
have also been reported.

In depressed patients,
worsening depression

including risk of
suicide may occur.

Alcohol may increase
these risks.

Side effects include
next day drowsiness.

- Pharmaceutical industry
looks at the destination

that it wants to fix

and ignores the fact
that when you add a drug,

there are multiple
drug interactions

which are not side effects
but direct effects.

- So, we have that and then we
have to look at the efficacy,

do these meds actually work?

Could those risks be worth it?

And that evidence is
really even more concerning

because we have a
body of evidence

that suggests that
these medications

are no better than a placebo.

A placebo which of course
wouldn't incur those same risks.

And then there's
the bigger question

of what are you opting out of

when you choose to manage
your symptoms in this way?

There's a story I really love

which talks about a caterpillar
that's in the chrysalis

and it's struggling to get out

and there's this little
hole in the chrysalis

and there's a man nearby

and he sort of feels
bad for the caterpillar,

it's trying to get out, right?

So, he takes his pair
of scissors and he
snips the chrysalis

and of course the caterpillar
turns into a butterfly

that dies and never can fly

because it needs to
go through the process

of emergence and
struggle, literally,

it physically needs to do
that to be able to manifest.

- I really have taken to
Dr. Emerson's protocols--

- The nutrition?
- Yeah, it's really helping

and he's really good about
keeping in communication

even though he's in Hawaii.

- Your numbers are outstanding.

It's only been eight weeks
that you've been on the program

and it's phenomenal.

- So, this last two flareups,

I haven't had the joint pains

since I started the nutrition

'cause that's the biggest
thing is I can't even

go up and down the
stairs to my bedroom,

I have to stay downstairs,
sleep downstairs.

- [Kelly] Well, here we are.

We're about to go
get a sound healing

from Dr. Jeffrey Thompson.

- I'm putting these wrist
sensors on her wrist

and this is just to
hold it in place.

Now, these wrist
sensors are connected

to this laptop over here.

Got a little sensor.

It's collecting the electrical
information from your heart.

As the sound sweeps into the
correct range for her body,

we'll see her nervous
system beginning to respond

and when it hits this spot,

I'm gonna make a cue
mark on my program here,

so I can identify what
frequency we need to use.

We use very precisely tuned
sound frequencies for healing.

My innovation is
to expose the body

to these precisely
tuned sound waves

until I find a sound wave

that makes the
sympathetic nervous system

push in the clutch.

Here we go, it's getting there.

Getting really close.

That's it right there.

But that's what we're
looking for, is zero.

Zero stress in the autonomic
nervous system or homeostasis.

Now, normally I would
expect it to look like this,

where it comes downs,
hits that point,

and then goes off into
parasympathetic, the green,

but hers didn't do that.

She hit the point,

but she went back into
this stress response again.

It means that she's had this

chronic stress condition
for a long time

and when it begins to
respond to the sound waves

and it starts to
push in the clutch,

it took a little bit of
extra time to get there,

but once it did get there,

it wasn't able to
completely crossover

and go into the relaxation phase

which is what parasympathetic
nervous system is,

the relaxation response

because her nervous system is
still too worried to go there,

to completely let go.

So, people ask me,
"What kind of condition

"can you heal with this?"

And my answer at this point

is anything that has
a stress as its cause

and as far as I'm concerned
that's pretty much everything.

Welcome back.

- Wow.

- That's the first words out
of everybody's mouth, is wow.

Okay, you can go.

- What Dr. Thompson showed me

is that Eva is in a
constant state of stress.

Even when she's relaxing,

it's hard for her
to fully switch over

into the parasympathetic
nervous system

which is where you need
to be if you wanna heal,

so that just proves
to me that healing

really needs to take
place on multiple levels.

When it comes to stress,

the tool that's
absolutely changed my life

and I know millions of
others is meditation.

- Meditation has been around
for thousands of years.

The mind is yapping all the time

and it's telling us generally
scary and limiting things.

The mind is wonderful when
you're using it as a tool,

it's not so great when
it's calling the shots.

In the very first
research on meditation

done by a mentor of
mine, Dr. Herbert Benson,

he said, "Well, it shuts down
the fight or flight response,

"the fear response, and it
stimulates the parasympathetic

"or relaxing nervous
system of the body

"and that's what heals,"

so at the very most basic level
meditation relieves stress.

If you wake up in the morning,

you take a shower,
you take a bath

because you don't want
to take yesterday's dirt

with you out into the day,

but if I wake up in the morning

and I immediately go
to television or radio

or the computer or newspaper

and I'm taking in all
the stress of the world,

then I might cleanse my body,

but my mind is carrying
so much stress,

so that's why meditating
in the morning

is as important
as taking a bath,

purifying your mind,
purifying your consciousness.

- There are many
kinds of meditation.

There are meditations that
involve self-reflection,

so you sit quietly and you
ask yourself, "Who am I?"

There are forms of meditation
that are all self-questioning

which is questioning
your beliefs.

A third form of meditation
is what these days

called mindfulness
which is a terrible word

because you're not
using your mind

when you're
practicing awareness,

the awareness of a
thought is not a thought,

and then there is what
is called transcendence

which is usually using a
technique like a mantra.

The mantra is kind of a sound

that competes with your thoughts

and ultimately
takes you to a place

where there is no
thought and no mantra

and you're just
left with awareness.

So, as we practice
these techniques,

we get in touch by and
by with our core being

or core consciousness

which in spiritual traditions
is often called the soul.

- Your pituitary gland
does amazing things

when you are in meditation.

It releases oxytocin,
dopamine, relaxin,

serotonin, endorphins,

everything good that
your body can make

is released when you make
this spiritual connection.

There really is this
internal process

that we can flip on
like a light switch.

We can flip on
these juices of life

if we just take a
moment to connect.

It doesn't have to be
meditation or prayer,

it could be going
for a walk in nature,

but your mind needs to quiet,
your breathing needs to slow,

and you wanna feel
that unshakeable peace.

- We did an amazing study
to just a little ways back

at one of our advance workshops.

We took 120 people

and we wanted to measure their
circulating cortisol levels

and a chemical called
immunoglobulin A or IGA.

We put them through four
and a half days of training

and at the end of
four and a half days,

we measured to see if there
were any epigenetic changes

or chemical changes that took
place by their internal work.

We found that the majority

of people's cortisol
levels diminished,

which means they were
no longer in survival,

they were no longer stressed,

but the relevant
thing that happened

was that their IGA levels
went from about 51 and a half

to 83, right to the ceiling
of what's considered high,

and some people
were up in the 100s.

Now, IGA is the primary defense

against bacteria and viruses.

It's greater than any flu shot.

- The best part about meditation

is it doesn't cost anything.

You can do it anywhere, anytime,

just quiet the mind

and get rid of that
excess mental baggage.

But the mind isn't all bad,

you can actually
use your imagination
through visualization

to activate the powerful
healing response.

- What if I told you to do a
simple exercise of imagination,

to go to your
refrigerator, open it up,

find a lemon, take the lemon,
put it on the cutting board,

cut the thing in half,
take a look at it,

juice is welling up, and stick
out your tongue and lick it,

your salivary glands
would go crazy

and it was all in
your imagination,

so there's no questions
that what we imagine

can affect our physiology.

- For several years,

I've been collecting
stories, testimonies,

interviewing several
hundred people

who have used visualization

as some part of
their healing journey

and amazingly, what
like 99% of them do

is you take an internal
picture of illness

and convert it into an
internal picture of wellness

and that's it, illness
to wellness, that's it,

and they just do it over
and over and over again.

So, to give you a few examples

of the strategy of
illness to wellness,

people who are even
getting chemotherapy,

imagine the chemo drugs as
little piranha fish going

(making nibbling sounds)

and nibbling at the tumor,

but in their mind's eye,

what they're seeing is the tumor

getting smaller and smaller
and smaller and smaller

'til it's gone.

People in radiotherapy
imagine the radiation

as the bolts of lightning
(mimicking gunfire)

and bombing chunks
out of the tumor,

but again tumor is getting
smaller and smaller

and smaller 'til it's gone.

- Toward the end of the
treatment, I was really weak,

so Dianne called and she said,

"Do you wanna have
your session?"

And I said, "I don't
think I can make it,

"I can't really get up."

I was laying down a lot,
I couldn't really get up,

and so she came to visit
me to give me a session

and when she got there,
I was just shaking.

So, she said, "I think
you're running a fever."

She gave me the thermometer
and it was 103.5,

so she said, "We need to
take you to the hospital."

So, she drew me to the hospital

and it was going up
as we're driving.

I got the emergency room

and they started giving
me antibiotic bags,

one after another, and
nothing was working.

I just remember I could
hear my heartbeat.

It was like I could
hear water and air.

Really loud.

The fever kept going up

and I kinda thought, "Oh,
I wonder if this is it."

(somber melody)

When I woke up,

my brother was standing outside
the glass door with a laptop

and he was telling me,
"They're praying for you."

They did a group prayer on
Facebook with over 100 people

and right after that,
I kinda came out.

It's pretty good.

- How could my prayer,
how could my meditation,

how could my loving thoughts
of gratitude and appreciation

possibly impact the
healing of another person

in the room with me or
halfway around the world

and the answer is that
we are deeply connected

through a phenomenon that
is known as entanglement.

Entanglement is
the term in physics

that tells us once
something is unified,

once something begins as a whole

even though it is separated
physically by many miles

or light years is what
they're finding in the cosmos,

energetically everything's
still connected,

why is that important?

Because if we go back
far enough in time,

there was a point in time
when you, me, and the earth

were all connected before
what is called the big bang,

the big release of energy.

When that happened, physically
particles began to separate,

energetically the particles
remained connected.

We are part of this earth and
we are part of one another

and that empowers you
and it empowers me

to participate in the
healing of our bodies

and those of our loved ones

in ways that science is only
beginning to understand.

- So, entanglement
explains scientifically

how our prayers might work,

but there's a whole
aspect of faith and prayer

that can't be explained
through science.

People travel all over
the world to holy sites

to receive energy
or faith healing.

Is it their unshakeable
belief in God's power

and therefore the placebo effect

that is responsible
for the healing

or is there an
actual divine energy

that is causing
their transformation?

Either way, I'm
fascinated by the mystical

and if faith healing
works for people,

why not respect the possibility
and keep an open mind?

- All right, take a nice breath.

So, lemme just tell you
a little bit about me

'cause you might be
a little curious.

I was born into a
very religious family.

We were taught to pray.

We were taught to
ask God for help,

so what I learned
as a child was that

if you ask God and you
trust and you believe

and then you get out of the
way, then anything's possible.

- I have a brain tumor
called a meningioma

and there is no cure for it,

so you're constantly wondering

what's going on inside
your head, is it growing,

and you have things like that,

and a little bit of fear

because you don't
know if the thing

is gonna explode
and grow faster.

- So, please understand
I'm not doing anything,

please understand
that everything that
you'll see happen

is coming from the divine.

There are no spirit
guides or no entities.

I'm just grateful that
for whatever reason

the divine has chosen
me to work through.

Let all that stuff go,
every bit of it, all of it,

every last bit of it.

Shake your hands, shake
your hands, shake around.

Doing okay, brother?

You came in here wanting this,

whatever's going on
with you to be gone,

and so they're taking
that as a little
tingling.

-I'm vibrating.

- Does he look different?

- Wow.

- Nice work.

- My face was on
fire so to speak,

it was an electrical
current and pulse,

but it went throughout
my whole body

and when I stood
up, I was shaking,

but it was a good
shake, it was different.

I never felt anything
like this in my life.

- Oh wee, man,
holy shit, oh wee.

Oh wee.

Holy shit.

- This is why I get up in
the morning, right her.

I mean, all of you,

but this is like the perfect,
like you see what's possible.

- Oh my god.

- [Rob] What do you notice
in your body so far?

- Yeah, well, and?

- You're doing it, girl.

You're not trying, you're
doing, big difference.

Let go.

What she just said is
like the bottom line.

There's so many
people that don't know

what it's gonna be like,

what it would be like to
be well and it's scary,

so they don't go there.

- People say, "Well,
I don't have faith,"

but actually, everyone
has faith of some kind.

You either have
faith in possibility

or you have faith that that
possibility doesn't exist

and in a way we have more faith

in the power of
cancer to kill us

than we have faith
in the power of God,

the power of miracles, the
power of infinite possibility,

the power of any force other
than what our eyes can see

and our hands can touch to
actually interrupt the power

and the trajectory of disease.

- I had no idea what was coming.

I was just trying
to prepare myself

for whatever answer they gave me

and Dianne took me
into the appointment

and the oncologist said,

"Well, your scans
came back all clear."

No cancer!

(women laughing)

And I just started crying
and laughing at the same time

and he said, "Yeah, we
must've misdiagnosed you."

- What?

- Yeah, well, I think
because he didn't think

it could be resolved so quickly.

It's a miracle.

It's a miracle.

The regimen always
was with everyone,

they said it'll be
a two year thing.

It'll be chemo first,
then chemoradiation,

then surgery, then more chemo,
and that would take two years

and mine was gone in one round.

- What you did last time,
we did our regular--

- And even my
oncologist who I thought

was the best that I could find,

they'd said, "Wow, it's amazing,

"all of your hair
hasn't come out,

"what are you doing,
you look really good?

"Your numbers are
good and stuff,"

and I said, "I'm
doing wheatgrass,"

and he'd go, "Okay,
well, whatever,"

and I said, "Do you not
believe in wheatgrass?"

And he said, "No, but if
it makes you feel better."

They gave me two different types

and with the one, my hair
would've come out completely,

but with the two, yeah,
for sure, it was a goner,

and it never all came out.

I still had a good
two-thirds of it at the end.

- [Women] Young and all the
time in the world to enjoy it.

- The best part for me was that

I was supported by
friends and family

and that I had a
spiritual therapist

that really helped me work
through all of this stuff

and get rid of the fear and
the old hurts and wounds

and then allow me to return to

a really high state of healing.

- If you perceive
that people are coming

to help you and hold you and
help you through this process

and you feel this
outpouring of love,

they are actually
helping your body heal

because as soon as
you perceive that,

as soon as you believe that
people are sending you love,

you have this oxytocin response

and oxytocin release
has been associated

with increased natural killer
cells, increased white cells,

the immune response just
goes through the roof.

- [Kelly] It's really
important to work with doctors

that treat you as a whole person

and surround
yourself with friends

that inspire hope
and strength in you

rather than add to your fear.

It's hard, though, because
when I'm sick or in pain,

I feel vulnerable

and I just wanna crawl up
in a ball and be alone.

So, how do we break out of
that downward spiral of fear?

How do we transcend the pain

and shift to a positive mindset?

- So, when a person shows
up in a doctor's office

and they're given the diagnosis
of rheumatoid arthritis

or MS or cancer or diabetes,

once they hear that diagnosis,

the common emotions
they experience

is either fear or sadness.

They can think
positively all they want.

They can say, "I'm gonna
overcome this condition,"

but if they are feeling fear,

that thought never makes
it past the brain stem

into the body because
it's not in alignment

with the body's emotional state.

You get that person to
change their emotional state

and get them into a state
of gratitude, why gratitude?

Well, we normally give
thanks when we get something,

but if you're giving thanks
in a state of gratitude,

your body is believing
it's receiving something

because the emotional
signature of gratitude

means it's already happened.

- So, the more that we
can feel the feeling

as if our healing
has already occurred,

giving thanks for that
healing already being present,

that is the trigger
for our bodies

to grow the nerve cells
to make the connections

to trigger the brain chemistry
to reflect that healing.

We have this advanced
nervous system

that we regulate through the
choices we make in our lives

and what we think, what
we feel, what we believe,

and specifically the emotions
that we choose to respond

to what life brings
to our doorstep.

- I've been trying not
to take the steroids,

so I went through a
small breakout last month

which I thought was good

and then it was
kinda just dormant,

like it never really went away,

and then all of the sudden,

it just exploded
over the weekend,

so I have like these massive
boils that are starting

and then I have 'em
all over my chest.

- Oh my god.

- Yeah.

- So, that's like?

- This is like when it's almost
full blown, it's not quite.

- So, if you have
something residing in you,

like say you have
Epstein-Barr virus

or say you have one of
the shingles viruses,

stress can trigger it.

Mold can trigger it.

Someone breaking your
trust can trigger it.

Problems at work can trigger it.

Being fired from your job,
everything can trigger it,

but there has to be something
in there to trigger.

The key is knowing
what the real cause is,

so you can live life
like a normal person

and have things go wrong and
not go down because of it.

- Okay, so my little
flower blossoms

are turning into big dahlias.

They're starting to merge
together and get really huge

and extremely painful and
hot, constantly burning up,

and then getting the chills.

I powered through today.

(somber melody)

They immediately
called some doctors

and put me in isolation

'cause they didn't know if
it was contagious, viral,

what was going on, infectious.

I've got some really
bad abdominal pains

and just this is getting
so painful and intense.

So, they called
all the specialists

and they ran all these tests

and everything came
back basically normal.

As I got out,

they gave me just
really heavy doses

of steroids to knock it out

because they could
see that it wasn't

getting better on its own

and then my dermatologist
was concerned

about me taking
the steroids after

to initially knock
out the breakout,

so she gave me a
prescription of Dapsone

which is an antibiotic

and I didn't realize the
strength of the antibiotic

until I went to the pharmacist

and he stopped me at
the counter and said,

"Do you know that this
is really heavy dose

"of antibiotic that
you're taking?"

So, that's where I'm at,
I have to pick my poison,

do I bandaid it with steroids

or do I take this heavy
antibiotic indefinitely?

Being in LA

and going to some of the
best doctors in their field

and probably seeing half a
dozen to a dozen doctors now,

nobody can figure it out.

They give me drugs for
all these different things

that they think it may be,

but I mean that's kinda the
process with western medicine.

It's very difficult
'cause it's just,

"Let's just throw
everything at it

"and which one
velcroes the best."

- Do you think if
alternative doctors

were covered by insurance
you might go more often

or they might seem
more creditable?

- Definitely because I know
with steroids, it's very easy.

It's $5, I get it,
and I'm better.

If I could get access
to these vitamins

and to these alternative
doctors at those nominal costs,

then I would probably
go much more often.

I believe the
naturopath and all that

and doing everything
else alternative,

I just can't seem to dedicate
myself, I don't know why.

Maybe I'm just
emotionally stunted

to do or open myself up to that

or there's just something
that's blocking me

because it seems achievable

and in my condition,
I should be able to,

but for some reason, I can't.

- [Kelly] Eva made me
realize how much courage

and sometimes cost
it takes to commit

to a holistic path of healing.

As a society, we've been
conditioned to believe

that conventional
doctors know best

and that convenience is key.

- This hurt me so much.

- I had no idea.
- I had no idea.

- For me, though, it's
either pay now or pay later

and I really fear
the long term effects

that steroids will
have on Eva's body,

but I truly understand
her struggle,

so all I can do is
continue to support her

in any way I can and pray
she finds an answer soon.

It's around your third
anniversary being cancer-free,

some fear comes up
around this time of year

because you've heard stories.

- Oh, so many.

When I first went back to work,

they'd say, "Oh, great
to have you back,"

and then say, "Yeah,
my so-and-so had cancer

"and then oh they were great,

"they did the chemo and they
had no cancer for two years

"and then two and
a half years later,

"they're all covered with
cancer, they died months later,"

so many stories like that.

So, I've been kind of
dreading this PET scan

and also I don't like
the radiation, but
you have to do it.

I actually was manifesting
a lot of pain in my body

and then you can't
tell whether it's from

the radiation damage
or what's going on,

but yeah, it got to the point

where I thought for
sure it was coming back.

What seems very,
very clear to me

is that my body
wants to be healthy,

our bodies wanna be
healthy, but it's the head,

it's the fear and the this and
the whatever that wants to,

it's just like a racket you're
running on yourself kind of,

and how to let go of that.

- What is your one
takeaway message

that you wanna share
with everybody?

- Well, I would say that
the most powerful moment,

the one where I had
the largest epiphany

was towards the end of
the chemo and radiation,

I was really weak

and I told my brother I just
wanted to go to the beach

and I wanted to be in the sun,

so he carried me and
laid me in the grass

and then he went
out on the beach,

and I was just laying
there looking at everybody

and I was watching people
rollerblade and bicycle

and walk with each
other and laugh,

and I just wish I could've
told each of those people,

"You're so fortunate."

It occurred to me
that this life is,

it's as beautiful or as
terrible as you make it

and we have so much beauty
and opportunity around us.

I just wish I could
let you all know

what an amazing gift
it is to be alive.

- Focus on life.

Focus on something
that brings you joy.

Focus on love, focus
on your loved ones,

and spend everyday doing
things that make you feel good.

What I usually tell
people who've been told

that they're in remission,

I say, "Think of
the word remission

"as actually meaning
remember my mission,

"so now it's time for you to
go and remember your mission."

- [Kelly] Disease can be
complicated, painful, and scary.

I don't claim to
have all the answers,

but on this journey,
I have learned

that the human body is
capable of miraculous things.

It is an intelligent
system deeply connected

to our minds and
the world around us

and brilliantly designed
to self-regulate and heal.

By detoxing our environment,
the air we breathe,

the food we eat,
the water we drink,

and the products we use, we
support the healing process

and as we go beyond the physical

and improve our
inner environment,

our thoughts,
beliefs, and emotions,

we can shift our lives and
health in powerful ways

and it's all about faith,

whether it's faith in
God, faith in medicine,

faith in our body's
ability to heal,

or a combination of all three,

if we believe it,
we can achieve it.

We live in a world of
infinite possibility,

choose and focus on the
possibility that you want,

don't get sucked into the
fear of what you don't want.

We have the power to heal.

♪ So, tap me out
and tap me into you

♪ Heal my brain and my body too

♪ Balance my chemistry,
hydrate these cells

♪ 'Cause the body talks
and meditation helps

♪ The body talks
and meditation helps

- If I could get people to
realize how precious they are,

they're an expression of life,

there's no other you out there.

That's one in eight billion,
that's pretty special,

but I guarantee you most
people don't give themselves

that kind of love and care,

that would be a wonderful
precursor to healing.

- The better we know ourselves,

the better equipped we
are to heal our bodies,

to heal our emotions, to
heal the inner experience

that allows us to love
to the deepest degree

in the outer world.

- Educate yourself about
the mind-body connection

because your mind exerts an
extraordinarily powerful impact

on your body 24 hours
a day, 365 days a year.

- Every day I meet someone
who beat incredible odds

and turned around
stage four cancer.

Healing can really
happen at anytime,

even when you're at
quote-unquote death's door.

- And ultimately go
beyond your fear of death

because death happens to
an experience not to you.

- It's my expectation
that this will become

more and more compelling
to more and more people

as we all grow together into
a different kind of medicine.

- Rather than this
being something

that you just read in a book
or watch in a documentary,

put it into action,
fall down, get back up,

fall down, get back up,
reach out to other people,

ask them their stories,
don't ever give up.

- The body loves you, it
loves you unconditionally,

and it's not letting you down,

have patience, have compassion,

take it one day at a time,
you're gonna get there.

It doesn't matter how long
you've been sick, you can heal,

and always remember that
and never forget it.

♪ Hydrate these
cells 'cause the--

- I speak the word knowing
that from this moment on

everything is working together

for our individual
and collective good

and that we claim our
wholeness right now.

We claim our health right now.

We claim our vitality
and our vigor

and the power to rejuvenate
and regenerate right now,

something wonderful is
happening and we, we let it be.

Now and forever and so it is.