The Wise Traditions podcast is for those who seek optimal health, based on ancient wisdom. We believe that vibrant health cannot be cultivated in a lab, engineered through modern technology or found through “improving” nature. On the contrary, “life in all its fullness is mother nature obeyed,” as Dr. Price put it. We thrive when we live as our ancestors did, and we can look to the past for clues ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 470 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Alternative HealthHealth & Fitness |
Our air is contaminated. We’re so disconnected from the earth. We often get more artificial light than natural light in our daily routines. And this situation is threatening our health. What can we do to turn things around? Thaddeus Owen, of the Prim... more
Sophia Nguyen Eng was in the tech world when she decided to make a dramatic shift. She left her high-paying corporate job, exchanged it for a homestead with chickens and sheep, and began cooking real food for her family. The next thing she knew, she ... more
Industrial farming is on the rise and small farmers are being put out of business. But this isn't a coincidence or an unfortunate accidental side effect of progress. Dutch investigative journalist Elze van Hamelen suggests that there is a deliberate ... more
Is there biotech food on your plate? Foods derived from cell-cultures or made in a lab? How would you know if there was? more
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I have been a WAP member for many,many years yet I did not listen to the pad casts with Hilda until we moved from the city to a large property during the scamdemic. more
Phenomenal podcast. I learn so much from Hilda and her intelligent questions. Plus she has a light voice and an upbeat attitude. The Mar 4 ‘24 episode is outstanding.
They can’t really think people are dumb enough to fall for all of this, correct? Makes you wonder about their food claims. They’ve discredited themselves.
There’s an episode about drinking your own piss. If they’re going to talk about drinking urine do you really think you should be listening to them?
This was a great short, informative podcast. I already new these things, but the review is a huge reminder that the level of sugar we consume is not normal or good for us in anyway shape or form. more
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