Vicky Midwood
Vicky Midwood
Episode 8:Sorry, the truth is your Dr. Doesn't have ALL the answers....
Episode 8:Sorry, the truth is your Dr. Doesn't have ALL the answers....
Episode 8:Sorry, the truth is your Dr. Doesn't have ALL the answers....
Sunday 4th April 2021
Vicky Midwood explains why traditional healthcare may fall short and highlights the importance of holistic approaches in 'RAW CHATTER!'
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Get the buttons here!Why Your Doctor May Not Have All the Answers: Uncovering Hidden Health Links
Just throwing a medication at symptoms will not solve the problem.
Ever wondered why your doctor might not always have the complete picture when it comes to your health? In this episode of 'RAW CHATTER!', Vicky Midwood dives into the gaps in traditional healthcare training and why it often falls short in addressing the root causes of health issues.
While she holds deep respect for the dedication and resilience of healthcare professionals, especially during challenging times like the pandemic, Vicky points out a crucial flaw: their training typically doesn't connect the dots between various health factors. For instance, they might miss how nutritional deficiencies can affect mental health or how stress-induced inflammation ties into food sensitivities.
Vicky explains that doctors are often 15 years behind current research unless they spend their limited free time reading up on the latest studies. This is where holistic and functional practitioners step in, offering a more comprehensive approach to health by staying updated with cutting-edge research and spending ample time with their clients. This episode is a thought-provoking conversation about the importance of looking at the body as a whole rather than just treating symptoms.
If you're curious about how to take control of your health and explore these often-overlooked connections, this episode is for you.