A BRAIN SURGEONS GUIDE TO WELLNESS AND VITALITY! With Dr Avery and Cara Jackson

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**Join Joseph Z and Dr. Avery Jackson as they explore insights on the intersection of spirituality and health, highlighting the impact of low vitamin D on immunity and overall wellness. Discover how self-sufficiency can hinder the pursuit of spiritual wisdom and the beneficial effects of praying in tongues on mental and physical health.**

Dr. Avery acknowledges a global spiritual issue in the health sector that extends beyond medicine and science, yet people's actions are often guided by their hearts. He points out how the enemy uses self-sufficiency to discourage many professionals from seeking the spiritual wisdom that is essential during challenging times.Ā 

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He highlights that low vitamin D levels can destabilize our immune systems, making individuals more susceptible to illness. This became particularly evident during the COVID pandemic, when many people experienced low vitamin D levels, which hindered their ability to combat COVID symptoms. Dr. Avery further explains the connection between vitamin D and our natural killer cells, emphasizing the importance of turning our challenges over to God to make informed decisions regarding our health and other aspects of our lives.

Interestingly, he demonstrates how praying in tongues can positively affect our brains, showing that the perceptive areas become active while other parts of the mind quiet down during such prayers. He clarifies that by submitting our will, mind, and emotions to God through praying in tongues, we can strengthen our faith and reduce anxiety, ultimately enhancing our physical well-being. He encourages us to always submit to the Holy Spirit for divine guidance.

Timestamps:

0:00 Introduction

06:48 The Importance of Vitamin D

09:25 Vitamin D & Your Natural Killer Cells

11:10 Praying in Tongues & Your Health

19:20 Conclusion