27. What is disease in theory and in practice?

The currently accepted scientific theory for why we get sick states that various microorganisms, pathogens, bacteria, and viruses attack the body and make us ill. But how well does that idea align with reality? How does it relate to the new model of how the body functions, based on the relationships between our body, our unique individual history, and the consequences of the internal and external disturbances our ecosystem is constantly subjected to? And what consequences has this had for our view of disease in theory and in practice? Together with Per Johansson, we continue to discuss how recent research on the body in general, and Fascia in particular, is forcing us to rethink and question previous truths. Participants in this episode are Axel Bohlin, Hans Bohlin, and Per Johansson.