What happens when a highly trained surgeon who spent decades inside conventional medicine… decides to follow a deeper calling into ancient healing Wisdom?
This conversation will shake your knowledge about food. It will give you the cue to explore Health from a deeper perspective. You will learn about the Mind-Body Connection and why, when humans gather with intention and goodwill, we can positively influence the collective Consciousness.
My guest, Dr. Bill Dean, is a former allopathic urologic surgeon who retired from western medicine to devote his life fully to Ayurveda, the ancient traditional system of medicine rooted in energy balance, which, translating from Sanskrit, means the science of life.
Dr. Dean’s journey into Ayurveda began in the 1990s through his studies with the Chopra organization, eventually leading him to integrate Ayurvedic principles into his medical practice and, later, to earn a certification as an Ayurvedic doctor.
I had the pleasure of meeting Dr. Dean in person at the Printers Row Lit Fest in Chicago last year, where he was promoting his newest book, Foods Heal. He carries a bright, joyful presence that instantly put me at ease.
This conversation invites us to remember that we do have agency over our health and that healing is not only personal—it ripples to the collective.
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