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Healing in Honduras (and Thailand) - A Conversation with Micah Richeson (opens the original)
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This episode continues my conversation with Micah Richeson where he tells us about the chiropractic missions he’s done in Honduras and Thailand. His work serves as a reminder that we can use our talents in many ways to serve God, plus sometimes evangelism is as simple as asking someone if they have any questions about Jesus. I hope you enjoy the second half of my conversation with Micah Richeson. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/iros-young/rain-of-light License code
Bringing Balance to Healing - A Conversation with Micah Richeson (opens the original)
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Medicine and healing take on many different forms. And while some approaches focus on managing the current state - the symptoms, the reactions, etc. - other focus on bringing balance to help the body maintain health naturally. Chiropractic care certainly falls into the latter category. Micah Richeson is a chiropractor who runs a successful practice in Wesley Chapel, FL. In the first half of this discussion, Micah talks about what its like to be in the “family business,” the benefits of chiroprac
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