Are mycotoxins making you sick? How are toxins related to diseases such as cancer? How can a knowledge of the type of environment favored by microbes help us understand why we get sick? How can you tell if fungal overgrowth is causing you health problems? How does the overuse of antibiotics contribute to disease? Do antibiotics weaken your immune system?

In this presentation, Barbara O’Neill looks at the role microbes play in causing disease and outlines a plan for regaining health. In her entertaining and informative teaching style, she unravels some of the mystery behind why some people are more likely to get sick than others. Discover a 4-step process for beating cancer and other diseases and learn what conditions the body requires to heal itself. Hear the inspiring stories of healing in people who have corrected health-damaging habits and followed God’s plan.

Have you ever asked, Why do I get sick so often? Learn what you must do to prevent disease from taking hold in your body. Discover God’s provisions for restoring health.

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The human body was designed to heal itself if given the right conditions. So why do we get sick? Today, two theories are widely accepted. One is that germs cause disease. The other is that our genes cause us to get sick.

In this episode, Barbara O’Neill looks at the role of microorganisms in the body and discusses the causes of DNA damage and how it can affect our health. The good news is, there is much that we can do to prevent disease and to provide supportive conditions for the body to heal itself. Discover the role of lifestyle factors in disease.

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Are all fats created equal, or are there truly good and bad fats? In this lecture, Dr. Diane Burnett dispels common myths surrounding fat consumption and discusses what makes a bad fat bad, in addition to sharing why even good fats might not be so good after all. Explore the science behind good fats vs. bad fats and learn how to implement proven principles in your life so you can enjoy better health.