In today's episode of Food Heals, Allison Melody dives into the recent media portrayals of alternative healing practices and their connection to scam artists. Inspired by HBO’s Breath of Fire and Netflix’s Apple Cider Vinegar, Allison shares her personal experiences with Kundalini Yoga, alternative medicine, and the dangers of blindly following self-proclaimed “gurus.”

What You’ll Learn:
🔹 The fine line between healing modalities and the people who exploit them
🔹 How Breath of Fire exposed the dark side of Kundalini Yoga and its leaders
🔹 The truth behind Apple Cider Vinegar and its misleading portrayal of natural healing
🔹 Why alternative healing methods are often vilified despite their effectiveness
🔹 Personal stories of deception, manipulation, and the power of discernment

Key Takeaways:
✅ Just because something is a healing modality doesn’t mean the teacher is a healer.
✅ Grifters exist in every industry, including wellness and spirituality.
✅ The media’s portrayal of alternative medicine often discredits legitimate healing methods.
✅ Allison’s firsthand experience with Kundalini Yoga and the questionable figures behind it.
✅ How corporate buyouts have compromised once-holistic brands like Burt’s Bees, Tom’s, and Naked Juice.

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✨ Join the Conversation:
What are your thoughts on alternative medicine and its portrayal in the media? DM Allison on Instagram @foodhealsnation

🎙 Next Episode: Gurus Who Grift Part 2
Stay tuned for Part 2 of Gurus Who Grift where Allison shares her take on Apple Cider Vinegar, the backlash she faced, and why speaking out got her death threats!