The Regenerative Vet
This podcast explores my journey into health and regenerative agriculture. From starting out as a girl from the city in Germany to having a clinic nestled in the heart of Australia and breeding cattle, I’ve seen the health of both animals and especially people deteriorate at…
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#32 Cancer, Glyphosate, and Hope with Nick Dugmore (opens the original)
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In this conversation, Nick shares the extraordinary story of his cancer journey, including an acute skin reaction he experienced after sleeping beside a vineyard that had recently been sprayed with glyphosate. He explains how that experience sparked his investigation into the chemical, and why he believes we need to look much more closely at the relationship between agricultural chemicals, our microbiomes and chronic disease. Dr. Gundi Rhoades and Nick explore how glyphosate is used in modern ag
#31 The Root Cause of Poor Health (and why it matters) with Glen Chapman (opens the original)
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In this episode, Dr. Gundi Rhoades is joined by farmer Glen Chapman for a wide-ranging conversation about the deeper causes of modern chronic disease and what individuals can do to take greater ownership of their health. Drawing on perspectives from agriculture, nutrition, and preventative health, they explore how the way we grow food, manage our land, and live our daily lives may influence long-term wellbeing. They discuss why so many people are facing chronic health challenges, the importance
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