Heal Lessons: Deepak Chopra M.D. (2019)
Heal Lessons: Deepak Chopra M.D.
”Discover the power of the mind-body connection with Dr. Deepak Chopra in Heal Lessons.”
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From the American documentary series 'Heal Lessons', where Dr. Deepak Chopra - an advocate of body-mind medicine and alternative medicines - brings teachings that, in the doctor's view, help in the "self-healing" of the body. It is about the use of faith and mind to make the connection between human psyche and health stronger, thus solving chronic pains.
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Deepak Chopra shows us how to create a Body that Heals Itself. Testimonies from spiritual leaders, doctors, and people with chronic pain reveal the powerful connection between the human psyche and health.
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