In this interview, Marie-Laure shares her natural health journey. She was diagnosed with epilepsy at a young age and has discovered many natural strategies to help her deal with the condition. It was so interesting and inspiring to see how certain easy methods can have a powerful impact even on epilepsy !

In this short episode, we present information about the work of Marcel Ferru, a pediatrician who wrote a lot about the BCG vaccine at the time it was made mandatory in France.

In this episode, I had the chance to interview Jang, a long time friend who is really invested in natural health to protect her body and brain. Her story is an. Inspiration for anyone wanting to get motivated to live more naturally.

In this episode, we present the life and accomplishments of René Quinton, a forgotten genius. May his Plasma help us find ways to cure many ailments.

In this episode, we wanted to talk about the effects of exercise therapy on anxiety. Please find references that we are mentioning below : « The joy of movement » by Kelly McGonigal. Moving to Beat Anxiety: Epidemiology and Therapeutic Issues with Physical Activity for Anxiety Aaron Kandola1 & Davy Vancampfort2,3 & Matthew Herring4,5 & Amanda Rebar6 & Mats Hallgren7 & Joseph Firth8,9 & Brendon Stubbs1,10

This episode covers the life and challenges of Jules Tissot as a researcher. His theories on pleomorphism are of great interest, especially in our virus-laden environment. This kind of information could perhaps help to open up a « unified » theory of infectious disease. Perhaps, this episode will bring interest to his work and help reopen some unvalid paths on which science might have embarked. Adapted from the book by Pierre Lance : Savants Maudits, Chercheurs exclus Tome 1.

In this healing story, we present Jane’s story of healing breast cancer and the lessons it unveiled.

This segment talks about the value of openness and how it relates to our society. Are we really sapiens ? Sapiens means intelligent and this segment is a kind of venting session for me to talk about any subject of predilection and certain subjects of frustration, eventually. I had started writing it in 2019 when already embarking on the journey that led me to this podcast series and to U-reconnect. I hope for ideas and inspiration to keep coming. Enjoy !

This episode covers the life and challenges of Antoine Béchamp as a doctor and researcher. His theories on pleomorphism are of great interest, especially in our virus-laden environment. This kind of information could perhaps help to open up a « unified » theory of infectious disease. May this episode honor his dedication and patience. Adapted from the book by Pierre Lance : Savants Maudits, Chercheurs exclus Tome 1.

Our first healing success story is the one I experienced. It’s a large part of the reason why we embarked on the U-reconnect journey.