Terrain theory

Those of you in the wellness world might have noticed a curious polarization between “germ theory” and “terrain theory” advocates during the pandemic. But as I write in my book Sacred Medicine: A Doctor’s Quest To Unravel The Mysteries Of Healing, we can resolve this argument once and for all if we entertain this idea not as an either/or binary, but as a both/and paradox of healing.

I recently realized that germ theory is just that, a theory. Join me as I look into terrain theory versus germ theory and how to view our immune system.

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If it’s true that we need germs to survive, that everyone carries them throughout life, that they live in harmony with us, and only contribute to issues in compromised organs, then why should we fear and blame germs? Click to read more about germ vs terrain theory.

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Comment “Ready” for a link to schedule a complimentary call to discuss how to take care of your terrain! Germ theory is concerned with pathogens like viruses and bacteria and terrain theory is concerned with the state of our bodies as they come into contact with our external and internal environment. Being exposed to pathogens does not always equate to disease!! Your body’s resilience is all dependent on how you take care of your terrain. Our bodies work synergistically with viruses and ...

Earthley Wellness 🌱 on Instagram: "COMMENT: MICROBIOME and we'll DM you a free guide on how to better mind your terrain. We know that the Terrain Theory is more than a theory. Studies have proven that there are always millions of microbes working for us and that they work more efficiently if we foster a healthy internal ecosystem. Why do you believe some people are asymptomatic for illnesses that they test positive for? Or why 2 people with the same illness can have vastly different…

For millions of years, Earth was a hot and rocky planet. Scientists have some hypotheses on how life emerged amid such inhospitable terrain.

Some people seem to catch multiple colds a year, while others get sick less often–and when they do get sick, it’s much less severe. Why is this? Today we are going to discuss Pasteur’s Germ Theory vs Béchamp’s Terrain Theory, why we think about illness the way that we do–and why we might be wrong.