The Quantum Biology Collective Podcast
The Quantum Biology Collective Podcast
Podcast Description
Is your light environment more important than the food you eat? Can sunlight treat depression? Does a barefoot walk outside boost your immune system?
The Quantum Biology Collective is a group of pioneering health professionals who study, apply and explain the emerging field of applied quantum biology: a new paradigm of understanding how human health REALLY works that is light years beyond the current traditional medical model.
From the vast research showing that circadian rhythms regulate every important process and pathway in the body, to emerging research that quantum mechanical processes are taking place in our cells—this new world is the missing link that you’re searching for, whether you’re a health practitioner, or someone trying to optimize your own health and your family’s.
We feature a variety of experts, from medical doctors to researchers to entrepreneurs to health coaches, who all have first-hand experience applying these principles—and getting incredible results—in their health practices and in their own lives.
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes surrounding the impact of light on health, circadian rhythms, and the integration of quantum principles into wellness. Episodes cover topics such as the significance of natural sunlight exposure, the relationship between mitochondrial function and health, and the implications of quantum biology on personal wellness practices.
Join the club: live hang outs every Thursday at noon eastern, click the link below! Slow down your clock, as nature intended.
The modern world is accelerating the aging process and we can stop it, WITHOUT toxic chemicals and surgeries or infinity supplements. There’s just so much we haven’t been told, and so many tools that are hidden from plain sight.
Every Thursday we drop a new conversation that reveals another facet of the reverse aging possibility, always with the understanding that we are energetic beings and our cells can heal themselves given the proper signals.
Light, peptides, relationships, mitochondria, energy, spiritual work – we go deep into what really matters, because we can have both the energy of our youth and the wisdom of our years.
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Christina Applegate & MS Misdiagnosis: A Conversation with Brigid Bandomer
Actress Christina Applegate recently shared that, after five years of living with an MS diagnosis, her doctor told her she does not have multiple sclerosis. But her symptoms haven’t disappeared, and now she’s searching for answers.
Her story has brought attention to a question many patients know intimately: What happens when the diagnosis you’ve lived with no longer explains what’s happening in your body?
Meredith and Amy speak with holistic nurse and health coach Brigid Bandomer, who spent years living with an MS diagnosis and severe symptoms before finding an integrative approach to her care. Brigid shares her experience, the questions she still has about her diagnosis, and how her health and understanding of what was possible began to change.
For years, Brigid experienced weakness, falls, speech difficulties, migraines, and periods when she spent months in bed. She received care at an MS specialty center, but when her symptoms became more complicated and her treatment options changed, a friend encouraged her to visit an integrative physician.
Brigid arrived skeptical. As a conventionally trained nurse, she was unfamiliar with the approach she encountered. She describes her gradual improvement, the emotional difficulty of feeling better and then experiencing setbacks, and the work that helped her return to nursing after 20 years of disability.
Together, they discuss the relief a diagnosis can bring, how a label can become part of someone’s identity, and the uncertainty patients face when answers change. Brigid also shares how she supports clients today, starting with small changes that fit into their lives.
In this conversation:
- Christina Applegate’s MS misdiagnosis and the questions it raises for patients
- Brigid’s symptoms, diagnosis, and years of treatment at an MS specialty center
- The relief of receiving a diagnosis—and the expectations that can come with it
- Exploring integrative care and navigating an uneven recovery
- The questions Brigid still has about what contributed to her symptoms
- How diagnosis can shape identity, community, and beliefs about the future
- The financial challenges of accessing care outside insurance coverage
- Returning to nursing after 20 years of disability
- Sleep, circadian rhythms, and making manageable changes to daily habits
- Creating room for hope and asking further questions
About Brigid
Brigid Bandomer is a holistic nurse and board-certified health and wellness nurse coach who has studied applied quantum biology. She works with the Chung Institute on research development and educational content and supports people on their health journeys.
Continue the conversation
Have you ever questioned a diagnosis or found yourself looking for answers beyond the care you initially received? Share your experience or leave a question for Brigid in the comments.
Find Brigid through the Chung Institute and Sunlight Health Coaching.
Timestamps
- 00:00 Why This MS Misdiagnosis Story Matters
- 02:24 Brigid Bandomer’s MS Diagnosis
- 05:25 Early Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms
- 08:17 Years of MS Center Treatment
- 09:16 Pausing Treatment and a Health Crisis
- 11:28 Exploring Integrative Medicine
- 13:20 ART Testing and Ozone Therapy
- 15:09 Recovery Progress and MRI Results
- 17:05 MS Misdiagnosis and Diagnostic Criteria
- 21:52 Advice, Hope, and Community Support
- 23:51 Understanding MS Diagnostic Criteria
- 27:33 Toxic Load and Access to Care
- 30:26 Returning to Nursing
- 31:55 Circadian Rhythm and Lifestyle Foundations
- 34:49 Small Health Changes That Stick
- 37:47 Moving Beyond Labels, Fear, and Limiting Beliefs
- 40:19 Final Thoughts and Where to Find Brigid
- 41:31 Thanks and Reverse Aging Club Resources
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Institute of Applied Quantum Biology
RAC is a proud supporter of the non profit Institute of Applied Quantum Biology, a 501c3 dedicated to integrating quantum and circadian biology into health and wellness practice. Without ipublic support this science will take decades to become widely adopted.
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