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    #50 Miracles in Medicine? What We Can Learn About the Science of Spontaneous Remission with Dr Jeffrey Rediger

    enApril 29, 2020

    Podcast Summary

    • Exploring Unconventional Approaches to Love and HealthDiscover unique ways to express love and connection, and explore unconventional methods in health and wellness for valuable insights and potential breakthroughs.

      There are unique and meaningful ways to express love and connection, whether it's through designing a custom ring from bloonile.com or sending a heartfelt gift from 1800flowers.com. Meanwhile, in the realm of health and wellness, exploring unconventional approaches, like those presented in Dr. Jeffrey Rediger's book "Cured," can lead to valuable insights and potential breakthroughs in understanding the human body's innate ability to heal itself. These discoveries, though sometimes hard to define or describe scientifically, deserve our attention and exploration. Whether it's through personal experiences of spontaneous remissions or through academic research, we should be open to the possibility that there's more to the human story than what meets the eye. So, embrace the unexpected, be it in love or health, and keep an open mind to the wonders that lie beneath the surface.

    • Exploring the mysteries of spontaneous remissionsSpontaneous remissions are not random, but rather, may reveal insights into the body's natural healing abilities. Nutrition plays a crucial role in these unexplained occurrences.

      We should reconsider our perspective on spontaneous remissions in health and wellness. According to Dr. Jeffrey Rediker, these seemingly unexplainable occurrences are not random or without cause, but rather, they may hold valuable insights into the human body's natural healing abilities. During our conversation on his book "Cured," Dr. Rediker shared his belief that we need to pay more attention to the stories of those who have experienced spontaneous remissions, often referred to as the "athletes of health." He encouraged us to look beyond the surface and explore the underlying biological mechanisms at play. Dr. Rediker also emphasized the importance of nutrition in the context of spontaneous remissions, which he found to be a significant factor in many cases. Overall, the discussion highlighted the importance of questioning our assumptions and exploring alternative perspectives in the realm of health and wellness.

    • From Amish community to medical career, personal experiences fueled curiosity and skepticismAuthor's background and personal experiences led him to pursue a career in medicine but kept him skeptical of unexplained recoveries until encountering compelling evidence from a nurse with a similar diagnosis

      The author's personal experiences growing up in a rural Amish community, combined with his natural curiosity and thirst for knowledge, led him to pursue a career in medicine after exploring the deeper questions of science, theology, and philosophy. However, even as a successful medical professional, he remained skeptical of spontaneous remissions and unexplained recoveries from seemingly incurable illnesses. It wasn't until a persistent oncology nurse with a similar diagnosis shared her experiences and evidence with him that he began to investigate, using strict criteria to verify the authenticity of the cases. This journey led him to write the book "Cured," sharing the stories of those who defied the odds and recovered against all expectations. Ultimately, the author's background, personal questions, and academic pursuits shaped his unique perspective on the intersection of science, spirituality, and human resilience.

    • The value of individual stories in health and wellnessA scientist's role is to prove or disprove, not dismiss, stories of spontaneous remissions or alternative healing methods. Personalized healthcare and data from smartphones are changing the way we approach health.

      While science is crucial in understanding health and wellness, it's important not to dismiss individual stories of spontaneous remissions or alternative healing methods. The speaker, a doctor, shares how he was initially skeptical but came to appreciate the value of these stories. He emphasizes the importance of a scientist's role in proving and disproving, rather than dismissing these anomalies outright. The speaker also highlights how personalized healthcare and data from smartphones are changing the way we approach health, allowing for a more nuanced understanding of what works for each individual. The book the speaker references shares various stories of spontaneous remissions from different conditions, and the speaker chose those stories for their resonance and representativeness of many other similar stories he's encountered throughout his career.

    • The Healing Power of Connection and Activating the Parasympathetic ResponseMaking genuine connections and activating the parasympathetic response can lead to improved health outcomes and healing in various disease states.

      Beneath the surface of various diseases and approaches to nutrition, there are common factors. These commonalities include the impact of stress and inflammation on the body and the importance of activating the body's "healing mode." This healing mode, which can be achieved through activating the vagus nerve, allows the body to relax, connect with others, and activate the immune system effectively. This contrasts with the chronic stress response, which numbs the immune system and hinders healing. Research suggests that making genuine connections and activating the parasympathetic response can lead to improved health outcomes and healing in various disease states. For those interested in learning more, researchers like Barbara Fredrickson are exploring the power of bonding molecules like oxytocin, dopamine, and serotonin in activating the parasympathetic response and promoting healing.

    • Daily gratitude and positivity can lead to significant positive effects on well-beingPracticing daily gratitude and recognizing small moments of positivity can lead to positive energy buildup, promoting well-being. Doctors should balance hope with evidence-based care.

      Practicing daily gratitude and recognizing the small moments of positivity and connection in our lives can have significant positive effects on our well-being and overall experience. This practice can lead to a buildup of positive energy, akin to a galaxy of stars, which can have healing effects. However, understanding and studying these experiences in a scientific way to make practical suggestions for others requires careful research and investigation. It's important for doctors to balance false hope with grounded ethical hope rooted in real medical evidence, recognizing that there are individual differences beyond the average. The discovery of penicillin, for example, was an accident of biology, but studying the underlying factors and patterns can lead to valuable insights and understanding. By acknowledging the potential for personal growth and well-being beyond just medication, we can begin to listen to the message of our illnesses and take charge of our health.

    • Empowering individuals to take control of their healthProvide hope rooted in real medical evidence, support everyone's unique journey, and recognize that most illnesses are lifestyle-based.

      In the realm of health and wellness, it's crucial to provide grounded ethical hope that is rooted in real medical evidence. This hope should not only focus on the average person's journey, but also the possibilities for ultimate achievers of health. The goal is to help individuals understand that whatever path they choose towards wellness needs to feel like an opportunity, not a burden. This is especially important for those facing life-threatening diagnoses, who may finally have the freedom to focus on their own well-being after years of pleasing others. Furthermore, as we begin to understand that most major illnesses are lifestyle-based, it's essential to offer support and research without assigning blame. The medicine of hope lies in empowering individuals to take control of their health, and recognizing that everyone's journey is unique. One inspiring example of this is the case of Steven Dumfey, who experienced a spontaneous remission from multiple myeloma within a week after an MRI. This serves as a reminder that healing is possible, and that every individual's path towards wellness is unique and deserving of support.

    • The intersection of technology, imagination, and altered states of consciousness can lead to remarkable healing experiencesExploring the relationship between our minds and reality through technology, imagination, and altered states can lead to surprising healing experiences, despite a lack of full understanding of the underlying mechanisms.

      The intersection of technology, imagination, and altered states of consciousness can lead to remarkable healing experiences, as evidenced by a case of a man whose tumor disappeared after an MRI session, despite still having cancer in his bloodstream. This phenomenon, known as the observer effect in quantum physics, highlights the mystery and complexity of the relationship between our minds and reality. Although we may not fully understand the mechanisms behind hope, belief, and placebo, they likely overlap significantly, with belief being a key component of the placebo effect but not its entirety. The challenge for science is to explore these highly qualitative domains, which are crucial for understanding our deepest feelings about ourselves and the universe, and to develop new ways to measure and study them.

    • The Complex Connection Between Mind and BodyUnderstanding the relationship between mind and body requires a balanced approach, recognizing both their interconnectedness and unique domains. Belief and the power of the mind play crucial roles in health.

      The connection between our minds and bodies is profound, and it's important to approach the study of this connection with caution due to the complex and intangible nature of emotions like love, hope, and faith. The history of science has seen a pendulum swing between viewing the mind and body as one unit and treating them as separate domains. Descartes' separation of the two allowed for advancements in medical research, but we now need to reconnect these domains to fully understand their relationship. The placebo effect, which has long been seen as a distraction in scientific studies, highlights the importance of belief and the power of the mind in influencing physical health. To better understand ourselves, we must examine and strengthen our beliefs, both conscious and subconscious, and treat ourselves with compassion rather than judgment.

    • The Power of Positivity: Placebo Effect and Negativity BiasThe placebo effect shows the power of belief in improving health, while negativity bias amplified by media can negatively impact our mindset. Focusing on positive experiences and connections can foster a more resilient and compassionate outlook.

      The placebo effect, rooted in both individual biology and cultural beliefs, plays a significant role in our health and well-being. Our negativity bias, an evolutionary adaptation, is amplified by the media, leading us to focus more on negative news. However, it's essential to remember that there are also countless positive stories and acts of kindness happening around us, which hold us together individually and collectively. To cultivate a more positive mindset, we can make conscious choices about what we focus on, focusing on life-giving experiences and connections with others. The current crisis is not just an immunologic one; it's an opportunity to deepen our compassion and understanding of our interconnectedness.

    • Addressing physical and emotional well-being during crisesFocus on positive actions and life-giving practices to reduce fear and mitigate risk during crises. Personal stories of overcoming health challenges highlight the importance of a holistic approach to health and the power of inner motivation and determination.

      During times of crisis, it's essential to address both the physical and emotional aspects of our well-being. The speaker emphasizes that fear is a significant contributor to the current crisis, and reducing fear by focusing on positive actions and life-giving practices can help mitigate risk and devastation. The speaker's personal story of overcoming atrial fibrillation through lifestyle changes, including diet, stress reduction, and maintaining a sense of purpose, highlights the importance of taking a methodical and holistic approach to health. Additionally, the power of inner motivation and determination in achieving personal goals cannot be underestimated.

    • The importance of human connection in healthcareEffective healing requires understanding the patient's perspective, valuing human connection, and addressing intangible aspects like hope and human connection in addition to physical treatments.

      Understanding the patient's perspective as a healthcare provider is crucial for effective healing. Dr. Jeffrey's personal experience as a patient has given him invaluable insight into the importance of human connection in healthcare. He emphasized the significance of the doctor-patient relationship, even with advancements in technology like AI and wearable apps. The discussion also touched upon the placebo effect, our negativity bias, and the importance of nutrition, stress reduction, exercise, movement, sleep hygiene, identity, and self-purpose in the healing process. Dr. Jeffrey highlighted the need for a shift in scientific paradigms to appreciate the intangible aspects of healing, such as hope and the human connection. The conversation underscored the importance of these elements in overall well-being and the role they play in fostering a thriving community.

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