In this webinar hosted by Amrita Nutrition in the UK, Natasha Trenev (founder of Natren probiotics) and I present some insider details and tips on implementing Jini’s Wild Oregano Oil Protocol to eradicate gut infection. We also answer top questions from our readers regarding natural gut healing protocols.

Then we take a lot of questions from doctors, health coaches, naturopaths, dietitians etc. who have specific questions about my protocols, or tough patient cases they’re dealing with.

This is definitely a good one, no matter where you are in your healing journey. And if you’re a health coach, or functional medicine practitioner, or naturopathic doctor, then you’ll certainly want to learn from your colleagues’ challenges and the solutions we suggest.

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Amrita Nutrition hosts a webinar with Jini Patel Thompson and Natasha Trenev to discuss effective gut healing protocols for SIBO, IBS, Crohn’s, Colitis, Diverticulitis etc.

9:00 – Natural gut healing protocols 12:22 – Probiotic Retention Enema 18:00 – Difficulty eradicating Candida 20:00 – Voids in the GI tract are not tolerated! 20:49 – Competitive bacteria 22:00 – 3 types of Natren probiotics & why refrigeration is crucial 23:00 – Stop treating symptoms! Work WITH the immune system 25:42 – Data on HT oil matrix 26:29 – What’s unique about powdered probiotics 28:40 – Protocol for IBS 29:56 – Skin is a reflection of the gut 31:00 – Q&A begins 1:00:00 – Natren bacteria communicate with immune cells by photon light emission 1:15:00 – Seed oils! Everyone on social media is saying NO seed oils. Jini and Natasha disagree. 1:19:00 – How to pre-load a dropper to dose the correct number of drops. 1:28:00 – Acne protocol 1:29:00 – Home Remedies section to empower people, plandemic, spike protein kills Bifido bacteria

• Healing Your Body By Listening To Your Gut: Fresh Leaf Forever Podcast Interviews Jini
• Natural Remedies for Leaky Gut Syndrome
• Help for Ongoing Gut Issues
• Jini’s Probiotic Retention Enema and Wild Oregano Oil Protocol

In this LTYG Podcast, I talk with Chiropractor and Functional Nutritionist Dr. Thomas Kutchenbrod about the common ways he sees his clients sabotage their own healing. We understand what are the top health saboteurs that are impacting your healing journey from chronic gut disorders.

We discuss the most common patterns and behaviours we’ve observed and how to lean into this crucial piece of healing any autoimmune or chronic illness.

Why are many (most?) people with Crohn’s or colitis considered overachievers, Type A personalities and people-pleasers who find it hard to say NO and set boundaries?

What is the pathway out of victimhood (why me? poor me! someone else is to blame!) into self-responsibility and self-empowerment? Learn all this and more in this podcast discussion.

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You can watch the video, or listen to the podcast.

1. Let Go Of The “I Am Sick” Identity
2. Why Is My Gut Not Healing Faster?
3. Using Emotions To Unlock Your Self-Healing Power
4. The Paradox of Healing
5. Healing the Roots & Layers in Chronic Illness

For those of you who enjoyed my podcast with functional medicine practitioner, Jenni Berman, you can get more of both of us in this episode where she interviews me!

We get into a whole variety of topics, like family dynamics around illness, often unknown triggers for food allergy, why I went to Tokyo to begin my healing journey, what my most popular healing protocol is, how to empower yourself, and how illness can create PTSD trauma and which perspective shifts are crucial to be able to heal yourself of any chronic or serious illness.

Here’s a quick list of topics discussed:

(0:00) Intro (1:55) Jini’s Books (6:05) Jini’s Gut Health Journey (13:28) Social Dynamics Can Impact Health & the Healing Process (16:01) Healed vs. Cured (20:35) A Perspective Shift for Setbacks (24:39) Every Symptom is a Message (28:05) Wild Oregano Oil & Probiotics (38:39) Most Common Mistakes

In this fascinating interview with Jini Patel Thompson, founder of Listen to Your Gut and author of multiple books, host Vai Kumar uncovers lots of impactful information about Inflammatory Bowel Disease (Crohn’s, Colitis, Diverticulitis, and IBS).

A very personal topic to both guest and host, this episode takes listeners through a multi-pronged approach to finding a balance and restoring the body’s equilibrium. Listening to one’s own body, intuition, tapping into our body’s defences and healing capabilities, are all great reminders from this chat.

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• Ch 1: Jini’s journey, her non conventional approach – coming from a family of doctors, pharmacists, our guest shares her take on how she approached her healing journey.
• Ch 2: Specific Carbohydrate Diet – what it offers and what Jini felt was a barrier with it personally.
• Ch 3: Listen To Your Gut protocol, disease manifestation – how IBD shows up differently in people
• Ch 4: Initial steps to address
• Ch 5: Personality types, internal response – how our body triggers imbalances based on how we react to situations
• Ch 6: Diet, allergy testing
• Ch 7: Cellular regeneration – how healing happens in our body
• Ch 8: Herxheimer reaction – rapid release of toxins
• Ch 9: Methodical approach to healing
• Ch 10: Wifi, environmental toxins
• Ch 11: Adrenal systems, need for hormonal balance
• Ch 12: Fecal transplant, surgical aspects in general
• Ch 13: Children and IBD
• Ch 14: Natural therapies
• Ch 15: Microbiome testing, stool testing, food allergy testing
• Ch 16:Absorb plus protein supplementation
• Ch 17: Jini’s books, protocols

0:00 – Jini’s journey, her non conventional approach 10:00 – Specific Carbohydrate Diet 13:00 – Listen to your gut protocol, disease manifestation 16:11 – Initial steps to address 18:00 – Personality types, internal response 22:00 – Diet, allergy testing 28:00 – Cellular regeneration 33:00 – Herxheimer reaction 37:00 – Methodical approach to healing 53:00 – Wifi, environmental toxins 56:00 – Adrenal systems, hormonal balance 57:30 – Fecal transplant, surgical aspects 1:00:00 – Children and IBD 1:04:00 – Natural therapies 1:08:00 – Microbiome testing, stool testing, food allergy testing 1:11:00 – Absorb plus, protein supplementation 1:15:00 – Jini’s books, protocols, children’s series

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In this podcast, health coach and yoga teacher Cate Stillman interviews me after she discovered my work during a search for help with scar tissue protocols and adhesions.

So a lot of the podcast is us discussing my protocols for reducing or dissolving scar tissue, and why surgery is not usually the solution.

But we also get into my personal journey, elemental diets, and how symptoms are actually messages from our subconscious, or higher self.

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In this episode, Cate Stillman interviews Jini Patel Thompson’s healing journey, which began with Crohn’s, and colon issues. They explore the challenges she faced with conventional medicine and the turning point when she discovered the Elemental Diet, leading to profound transformation. Throughout the conversation, Jini emphasizes the significance of intuition, body wisdom, and the metaphysical aspects of healing.

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Functional medicine practitioner Jenni Berman joins me for this podcast where we discuss:

• Leaky gut and gut permeability
• The gut lining/bacteria penetration
• Antibody and cytokine reactions leading to autoimmune disease
• Cortisol’s impact on the gut lining,
• Food sensitivities vs allergies (IgG vs IgE)

Jenni discusses the testing recommendations for individuals with autoimmune disease/IBD from a Functional Medicine standpoint. She tells us the recommended labs tests they look for, food sensitivity vs allergy testing, and blood serum vs skin testing.

She also tells us her own health story along with a few interesting client improvements.

Lastly, we discuss her long term treatment plan for IBD patients: the reintroduction of food, with a gut healing protocol. And Jenni outlines her preferred long-term supplements vs short-term gut healing supplements.

There is SO much good information packed into this hour! Watch the video of our discussion, or if you prefer to listen to this as a podcast, scroll down, or access on your favorite podcast platform.

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Ready to see RESULTS in your healing journey? Dane Johnson and I have a lively discussion on the deeper healing of Crohn’s, IBS, SIBO, diverticulitis, colitis – or ANY long-term chronic illness!

Dane calls me the Top G of IBD, which leads us to a funny little detour into Andrew Tate.*

Then we do a real deep-dive into the mental, emotional, and spiritual components of dis-ease, and how to go to the next level in your healing journey.

You can either watch the video, or listen to this as an audio below, or on your favorite podcast platform.

“When you’re dealing with a chronic illness, you are in the unique position of having the opportunity to transform and alchemize the experience into something much greater, with tremendous benefits to you.” – Jini Patel Thompson

Dane himself was very resistant to go into this aspect of healing; he talks about where he came from and what it took for him to finally be willing to walk this path that is absolutely crucial for long-term, complete healing.

I hope you enjoy this conversation on the gifts of chronic illness as much as we did! And please feel free to share your story and any milestones in your healing journey below…

*p.s. When I say that I see the role Andrew Tate is playing for young men and how it has value, I’m referring to his more recent persona as someone who encourages hard work, discipline, business education, physical fitness, and taking care of the body. I’m certainly not referring to his early macho persona of using and manipulating women.