Food & Nutrition Episodes
Explore the connection between food and health, from traditional diets and nutrient-dense foods to modern nutrition trends and controversies. Chasing Eden examines how what we eat can influence energy, metabolism, immunity, and overall well-being while helping you make more informed choices about the food you put on your table.
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April 6, 2026
The Hidden Metabolism Killer Slowing Your Body Down
This episode connects the dots between modern lifestyle habits and metabolic dysfunction—and shows you how to reverse it.More than just tips and tricks, this episode is a call to return to your body’s original design. Discover how to build a sustainable, metabolism-supporting lifestyle rooted in rhythm, balance, and truth.
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March 23, 2026
The Hidden History of Medicine, truth, power and conspiracy
We walk through the dramatic shift in the early 1900s that led to the decline of homeopathy and the rise of modern pharmaceutical medicine. From the Flexner Report to the restructuring of medical education, and the widely discussed influence of powerful industrial figures like Rockefeller, this episode examines both the documented history and the controversial perspectives surrounding why natural healing systems were pushed aside. Was it progress… or was something lost in the process? Today?
Today, as more people struggle with chronic illness, fatigue, and unresolved health issues, interest in natural and holistic approaches is rising again. This episode doesn’t just revisit history—it challenges how we think about healing, the body, and the systems we trust. Because the real question isn’t just what changed… it’s whether we left something behind that we’re now trying to rediscover.
Today, as more people struggle with chronic illness, fatigue, and unresolved health issues, interest in natural and holistic approaches is rising again. This episode doesn’t just revisit history—it challenges how we think about healing, the body, and the systems we trust. Because the real question isn’t just what changed… it’s whether we left something behind that we’re now trying to rediscover.