The Health Charter Canada Day Revival Tour

Wednesday July 1st | Starts at 10AM PT / 1PM ET

As amazing as the Health Charter Tour was, not everyone could watch all of it. Many of us missed huge parts of this historic nationwide tour. So let’s correct that!

For Canada Day, we’re going to stream all of the live events and some of the live guest speakers. Think of it as NHPPA building a classic tent revival in your own living room or on your phone!

Join host Jason Dahl and co-host Eric Clegg as they play each live event, reliving memories, as well as updating you with knowledge gained form the experience.

Chat will be open and live all day. Come join us and ask questions of Jason and Eric, or just share your pride in Canada and the Health Charter Tour!

A Special Edition of NHPPA Show | Tyler Henning – Life On A Modern Canadian Farm

Next Wednesday July 8th 4PM PT / 7PM ET

Must-Watch: Alberta Dairy Farmer Tyler Henning on the Heavy Hand of Regulation

Shawn and Teresa Buckley will be in Ottawa on official business next week. In place of the usual live show, we are featuring an important interview with Alberta dairy farmer Tyler Henning.

Tyler comes from a family that has dairy-farmed the same land for 76 years. Hear how longstanding farm knowledge and careful animal care now collide with the demands of the ProAction program and its extensive new requirements.

This conversation reveals the real world impact of regulatory overreach on family farms, food production, and the foundation of natural health. Tyler shares the history, daily realities, and challenges his operation faces.

Jason Dahl will be in the live chat to highlight key points. Join him, share your thoughts, and see your comments on screen during the replay.

Tune-in at nhppa.org/live and learn why protecting farmers freedom is essential for access to natural health products.

NHPPA Talk Forum Replay: Medical Anthropologist Sydney Ross Singer on Culture-Caused Disease

Medical anthropologist Sydney Ross Singer joined Shawn Buckley for a powerful discussion on how everyday cultural practices drive chronic illness. With graduate training in biochemistry from Duke University, a master’s degree in anthropology, and three years in an MD/PhD program at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, Singer left conventional medicine to pioneer applied medical anthropology. This approach examines how our culture literally makes us sick.

Singer focuses on “culturogenic” diseases (conditions caused by lifestyle and cultural norms rather than genetics or chance). Key topics include:

• Tight clothing and bras: These impair lymphatic drainage, leading to breast pain, cysts, toxin buildup, and increased breast cancer risk. Women who never wear bras have rates comparable to men.
• Sleeping flat: Lying horizontal pressurizes the brain overnight and contributes to migraines, poor circulation, sleep apnea, and other issues. Simple head-of-bed elevation offers a practical solution.
• Shoes, socks, and restrictive garments: These restrict circulation, expose tissues to toxins, and undermine immunity.

Singer stresses the importance of questioning habits that put fashion and profit ahead of physiology. He empowers viewers to make simple, low-cost changes that support natural health.

Watch the full replay and you might start to consider how these insights apply to your own life. The episode is now available as a permanent Talk Forum show.

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