ARP Resources


 

Mary Ruddick

Mary Ruddick reversed symptoms of dysautonomia, going from being bedridden with multiple autoimmune diseases and failing organs to becoming a successful ancestral nutritionist and traveling the world studying indigenous tribes. She helps others with do-it-yourself quick start guides, group consultations, and has trained nutritionists accepting one-on-one clients.

Ruddick has a website, YouTube channel, Facebook page, and Instagram. She has been interviewed on many podcasts and you can hear her story and learn a lot about recovery by searching podcasts for her name.

 

Jen Donovan

Jen Donovan is a Nutritional Therepy practitioner. She reversed her own MCAS and Dysautonomia. She authored the book Rebuild Yourself: Whole Body Practices to Heal Your Brain and Nervous System.

You can find her on her website Whole Body Healing with Jen, Facebook group, and Instagram. She accepts one-on-one clients and offers many free and paid classes, workshops, and Zoom Rooms.

 


 

Nutrition & Wellness (YouTube/podcast)

  • Mary Ruddick
  • Jen Donovan
  • Dr Robert Kiltz
  • Peak Human Podcast
  • Dr Ken Berry
  • Dr Anthony Jay
  • Dr Benjamin Bickman
  • Dr Sarah Myhill
  • Dr Tim Noakes
  • Dr Bill Schindler
  • Weston A. Price Foundation
  • Dr Andrew Huberman
  • Ben Azadi
  • Dr Jack Kruse
  • Holistic Hilda
  • Sally Fallon
  • Janine Farzin
  • Dr Jin W. Sung

 

Movement Therepy (Instagram)

 

Breathwork

 James Nestor
 Book:    Breath
 Website: Mr James Nestor
 YT:      Yes
 Podcast: Yes

 Wim Hof
 Website: Wim Hof Method
 YT:      Yes

 

Posture

 Esther Gokhale
 Website: Gokhale Method
 YT:      Yes

 Dr Mike Mew
 Website: Mewing App
 YT:      Yes

 

Light Therapy

 

Daily Detox

  • Eat core, ancestral foods with high animal fats
  • Use routine to create a safe and reliable healing space
  • Detox baths (blog)
  • Cold Exposure (YT)
  • Iodine (blog)
  • Sunlight therapy (links above)
  • Earthing (YT)
  • Lymph Flow (YT) and the Morning Movement Routine with Tim Matz (above in “Movement”)
  • Laughter
  • Community
  • Eye contact
  • Sound (links below)

 

Sound Therapy

 Listen to:

  • Your own hum and song
  • Music tuned to 432 Hz
  • Waterfall or running water
  • Sounds in a forest
  • Birdsong
  • Nature sounds in general
  • Drum circles
  • Choirs in temples, basilicas, khrams, mosques, etc.
  • Live music using scores or traditional songs over 100 years old

 Some links: