In this episode of the Josh Button Podcast, Dr. Brad Montagne discusses his journey into functional medicine, emphasizing the importance of understanding chronic illness and the limitations of traditional medical education. He explores the significance of gut health, detoxification, and the impact of water quality on overall health. Dr. Brad also delves into the differences between germ theory and terrain theory, advocating for a holistic approach to healing that includes lifestyle changes and the power of intention. The conversation highlights practical advice for managing chronic illness and the necessity of personalized care in functional medicine.
We will be looking forward to part 2 with Dr. Brad soon, hoping to further discuss epigenetics and ore. What you would like to learn more about in part 2? Please check out GetMeWell.net for Dr. Brads free e-book Healing Lifestyles, you can also follow @Healthfullyu on IG, listen to his podcast Your Health Reclaimed or visit Healthfullyu.com for more about Dr. Brads practice and loads of helpful health and wellness insights.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Functional Medicine and Personal Journey
04:38 Understanding Chronic Illness and Its Misdiagnosis
09:24 The Role of Testing in Functional Medicine
13:59 Germ Theory vs. Terrain Theory
18:42 The Importance of Gut Health in Chronic Illness
23:31 Detoxification and Its Impact on Health
28:17 Water Quality and Its Health Implications
32:40 Water Filtration Systems and Their Importance
37:18 Soil Health and Nutrient Absorption
39:44 The Impact of Intention on Water Quality
49:19 Best Practices for Drinking Water
57:13 Chronic Illness and Healing Approaches