
Join Dr. Dawson Church, a best-selling science writer, to explore the leading edge of health and happiness, along with practical techniques to maximize your wellbeing.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessScienceAlternative Health | |||

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In the Rolling McCraty episode: The audio is terrible—Dawson’s voice is loud and piercing and Rollin’s voice is muddy and garbled. I have to turn down the volume when the host speaks and turn it up when the guest speaks and still it is barely listenable. The quality of the audio most certainly does not match the excellent quality of the content.
Poor audio quality is a consistent issue with “High Energy Health Podcast” but this episode is particularly bad. Very difficult to listen to and certa... more
I’m grateful for ALL the work Dawson Church has done, and continues to do in order to help uplift & evolve humanity. With peer-reviewed research firmly backing all of his work, he teaches us how to clear deep-rooted trauma allowing the mind to move with the heart instead of fears…The waves of healing are remarkable…and I love this podcast, too!
In his book “Bliss Brain”, Mr Dawson claims that when you “relax your tongue on the floor of the mouth, [it] sends a signal to your vagus nerve which wanders all over your body, connecting all the major organ systems. It’s the key signaling component of the parasympathetic nervous system, which governs relaxation” (Church, page 31).
He is right about vagus nerve but wrong about the position of the tongue. He has misread his source.
On page 307, he listed a study by Schmidht, J.E. et al on th... more
The "High Energy Health Podcast" has truly outdone itself with the episode "Maximize Your Healing Power: Sharon Martin and Dawson Church in Conversation." Dr. Sharon Martin's journey from the scientific realm to the spiritual world of shamanic healing is captivating. The dialogue between Dr. Martin and Dr. Church offers a fresh perspective on the intersection of science and spirituality in the realm of health. Their discussion on topics like the symbolism of the medicine wheel and the power of m... more
I’ve enjoyed listening to some of the episodes of “High Energy Health”, but other episodes sound like they’ve been recorded in a tin can at the bottom of a swamp. The sound quality is awful, to the point that I couldn’t be bothered straining to listen any longer, despite being vey interested in the topic.There was also no disclaimer or apology for the poor sound quality. Lift your game, Dawson!
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A science-forward show exploring health, happiness, and practical wellbeing through a blend of neuroscience, meditation, energy healing, and spirituality. Across episodes, listeners hear pragmatic techniques for resilience, stress relief, and compassionate living, often framed by dialogues with authors, researchers, and practitioners who fuse scientific insight with experiential practices. Notable standouts include accessible meditation guidance, discussions on consciousness and energy work, and step-by-step routines that listeners can apply to daily life, relationships, and personal growth. The format tends to pair curious exploration with actionable prompts, journaling prompts, and book recommendations that encourage ongoing self-improvem... more
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