What Heals with Lisa Strbac (formerly Raw Health Rebel)

Dr Jaban Moore is a chiropractor and functional medicine practitioner who specialises in complex chronic illness, but what I love most about his work is that he refuses to reduce healing to a single protocol or a single root cause.
In this conversation, we explore why so many people remain unwell despite eating well, taking supplements and doing everything they think they should be doing.
We talk about mould, Lyme disease, parasites, nervous system regulation, trauma and the cell danger response, but perhaps the most important message is that healing is rarely about finding one missing piece. More often, it's about understanding the unique combination of burdens that have overwhelmed the body and using the right tools at the right time.
One of the themes that runs throughout this episode is integration.
Jaban openly discusses using herbs, homeopathy, functional medicine, lifestyle medicine and, where appropriate, conventional medicine, reminding us that true healing isn't about becoming attached to one modality, but about finding what the individual person needs.
We also explore children with PANS and PANDAS, why trauma and toxins can produce remarkably similar patterns in the body and brain, and why trying to force healing too quickly can sometimes keep people stuck.
If you've ever wondered why you've tried all the right things but still don't feel well, I think this conversation will give you a completely different way of looking at chronic illness.
Key takeaways
Why chronic illness is rarely caused by just one thing
The relationship between mould, Lyme disease, toxins and the nervous system
Why trauma and toxins can trigger similar biological responses
Understanding the cell danger response
Why some people react to almost every treatment they try
The importance of reducing the body's total burden rather than chasing one root cause
Why healing often requires multiple therapies working together
The value of patience, consistency and realistic expectations
We also talk about
Dr Jaban's own journey through Lyme disease and mould illness
Why chronic illness appears to be increasing
Functional medicine and the limitations of protocol-based healing
Homeopathy as part of an integrative approach
Supporting children with PANS and PANDAS
The role of nervous system regulation in recovery
Case studies of recovery from complex chronic illness
Why the right treatment at the wrong time can still be the wrong treatment
Resources mentioned
Dr Jaban's Website
Dr Jaban's Redefining Wellness Center
Dr Jaban's Instagram
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Join Lisa's new global homeopathy community, The Atrium, here. Monthly live teaching with world-class homeopaths, curated by Lisa Strbac, plus courses, conversation and resources to support ongoing study.
Enrolment for our 2027 Accredited Practitioner Training is now open! Places are strictly limited and 2026 sold out early. To learn more click and secure your spot click here.

🌐 Lisa's Website
🎧 Academy of Integrative Homeopathy
📸 Instagram
📚 The Homeopath In Your Hand Book
Music intro: Inside Boy by Bary

Natasha Andreo is back on What Heals, and quite frankly, I needed to get her back on to ask one very important question: what the hell has been going on?
Natasha’s first episode, From the Stars to the Cells, became one of the most downloaded episodes of the podcast, and so much has happened since we last spoke.
For many of us, the last year has felt enormous. Personally, it has been one of the most challenging periods of my life, and I know I’m far from alone in feeling that something has shifted.
So what does the astrology actually say?
Natasha takes us through the major astrological shifts of 2025 and 2026, why certain signs may have felt the intensity particularly strongly and what we could be moving into through the rest of 2026, 2027 and beyond.
But, as always with Natasha, this conversation goes much further than astrology.
We explore the ancient relationship between astrology, astronomy and medicine, including the extraordinary Antikythera mechanism, a device more than 2,000 years old that was capable of tracking celestial movements with remarkable sophistication.
We also get into Christianity and the idea that astrology is somehow “New Age”, AI and our increasing tendency to outsource our own discernment, Human Design, eclipses, Venus and Mars retrogrades, changing systems and why the next few years could ask all of us to become far more intentional about how we live.
And towards the end, the conversation goes somewhere I wasn’t expecting.
We talk about courage, criticism, finding your calling and what happens when you stop trying to live the life you think you should be living and begin paying attention to what genuinely lights you up.
Perhaps our greatest wounds aren't simply things to overcome. Perhaps, as Natasha explains through Chiron, they can also contain some of our greatest medicine.
Above all, this is a conversation about change, curiosity and knowing yourself well enough to navigate whatever comes next. 
Key takeaways
 Why 2025 and 2026 may have felt particularly intense 
 The major astrological shifts happening now and what they could signify 
 Why Virgo, Pisces, Gemini and Sagittarius have been through a period of significant change 
 The shift into Leo and Aquarius and the themes of leadership, community and responsibility 
 Why 2027 marks an important transition within Human Design 
 What eclipses can represent astrologically and why Natasha sees the coming years as a period of accelerated change 
 Why discernment and knowing yourself may become increasingly important 
 The relationship between our wounds, our calling and Chiron 
We also talk about
 Why astrology and astronomy were once studied together 
 The Antikythera mechanism and what it reveals about ancient knowledge of the skies 
 Christianity, astrology and the idea of “New Age” practices 
 Medical astrology and the relationship between zodiac signs and tissue salts 
 AI and what happens when we outsource our decision-making 
 Human Design and the Cross of the Sleeping Phoenix 
 The astrology of COVID and the changes that followed 
 Venus retrograde and themes around relationships, money and values 
 Mars retrograde and what Natasha sees coming in early 2027 
 Why old systems may begin to change 
 Women, sovereignty and following the work that genuinely calls you 
 Criticism, limiting beliefs and having the courage to put yourself out there 
 Why knowing yourself may be one of the most important things you can do 
Resources mentioned
Natasha Andreo
Natasha's Website
Natasha's Instagram
Previous episode: From the Stars to the Cells with Natasha Andreo
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Join Lisa's new global homeopathy community, The Atrium, here. Monthly live teaching with world-class homeopaths, curated by Lisa Strbac, plus courses, conversation and resources to support ongoing study.
Enrolment for our 2027 Accredited Practitioner Training is now open! Places are strictly limited and 2026 sold out early. To learn more click and secure your spot click here.

🌐 Lisa's Website
🎧 Academy of Integrative Homeopathy
📸 Instagram
📚 The Homeopath In Your Hand Book
Music intro: Inside Boy by Bary

This episode marks the return of brand-new conversations on What Heals, and I honestly couldn't think of a better guest to begin this new chapter than Ryan Rose-Evans.
Ryan is a psychosomatic therapist and educator whose own story is one of extraordinary transformation. From addiction, violence, crime and profound emotional struggle to helping thousands of people understand their bodies, nervous systems and the deeper meaning behind symptoms, his journey is both deeply moving and incredibly hopeful.
But this conversation goes far beyond Ryan's story.
We explore why the nervous system often chooses familiar chaos over unfamiliar peace, the metaphor of the feather, the brick and the bus, and why so many of us ignore life's whispers until we're forced to stop.
One of the most powerful moments comes when Ryan says, "Stop healing all the time."
We talk about what happens when healing itself becomes another obsession, why constantly trying to fix ourselves can become a distraction, and how true healing may begin not by doing more, but by creating enough safety for the body to do what it has always known how to do.
Along the way we explore somatics, German New Medicine and homeopathy, discussing how symptoms may be messages rather than mistakes, why emotional repression often finds expression through the body, and how we can begin listening more deeply to ourselves instead of fearing what our bodies are trying to say.
This is an honest, thoughtful and deeply hopeful conversation about healing, suffering and learning to trust the extraordinary intelligence of the human body.
Key takeaways
Why the nervous system often chooses familiar chaos over unfamiliar calm
The feather, the brick and the bus, and how life gets our attention
Why healing can become another addiction
The difference between healing and creating greater capacity
Why symptoms may be messages rather than enemies
Emotional repression and how it can show up in the body
The importance of feeling safe before the body can heal
Why healing isn't about becoming perfect, but becoming more fully alive
We also talk about
Ryan's journey through addiction and recovery
Somatic therapy and nervous system regulation
German New Medicine and the meaning behind symptoms
Homeopathy as an energetic medicine
Emotional resilience and creating capacity
Why forcing trauma release can sometimes do more harm than good
Social media, authenticity and speaking to the person who needs hope most
Why good always has the potential to prevail over fear
Resources mentioned
Ryan Rose-Evans
Ryan's Website
Ryan's Instagram
Ryan's YouTube
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Join Lisa's new global homeopathy community, The Atrium, here. Monthly live teaching with world-class homeopaths, curated by Lisa Strbac, plus courses, conversation and resources to support ongoing study.
Enrolment for our 2027 Accredited Practitioner Training is now open! Places are strictly limited and 2026 sold out early. To learn more click and secure your spot click here.

🌐 Lisa's Website
🎧 Academy of Integrative Homeopathy
📸 Instagram
📚 The Homeopath In Your Hand Book
Music intro: Inside Boy by Bary

📚 From the Archive
Before we begin a brand new season of What Heals, I wanted to revisit one of my favourite conversations from the early days of the podcast.
This episode was recorded over five years ago, long before What Heals existed in its current form. Listening back now feels quite surreal. My work has evolved, my understanding of health, homeopathy and healing has deepened, and I wouldn't necessarily use exactly the same language or framing today. But this conversation has always stayed with me.
It begins with homeopathy and somehow opens out into something much bigger.
I'm joined by homeopath and former university lecturer Dr Ralf Jeutter, alongside researcher and musician Remy Vega, for a wide-ranging discussion about healing, consciousness, self-responsibility, freedom and what happens when questioning our understanding of health begins to challenge our understanding of reality itself.
We explore why homeopathy asks us to think differently about disease, susceptibility and the energetic nature of life, before moving into a fascinating conversation about philosophy, Hermetic principles, history, consciousness and the importance of living in alignment with truth.
Whether you agree with every idea discussed or not, I hope you'll hear this conversation in the spirit it was intended: three curious people exploring big questions with open minds.
I still think there is real gold in this episode.
Key takeaways
 Why homeopathy challenges a purely materialistic view of health 
 The relationship between susceptibility, terrain and disease 
 Healing as more than simply treating physical symptoms 
 Why consciousness and self-responsibility are central to healing 
 How questioning health can lead to questioning much bigger assumptions 
 The Hermetic principles and how they relate to everyday life 
 Authenticity, intuition and the search for truth 
 Why healing is often an inner journey as much as a physical one 
We also talk about
 Ralf's journey from academia into homeopathy 
 Samuel Hahnemann's philosophy and energetic medicine 
 Homeopathy in epidemic disease 
 Freedom, personal responsibility and conscience 
 Steiner, philosophy and consciousness 
 Ancient wisdom traditions and the nature of reality 
 How curiosity can become the beginning of healing
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Enrolment for our 2027 Accredited Practitioner Training is now open! Places are strictly limited and 2026 sold out early. To learn more click and secure your spot click here.

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📚 The Homeopath In Your Hand Book
Music intro: Inside Boy by Bary

This episode is one from the archives, and this time I’m handing the microphone over to my friend and colleague Monique Carmen, who sat down with the wonderful Dr Asa Hershoff.
Asa is a homeopath, writer and one of those rare thinkers who can take homeopathy far beyond remedies and symptoms, into the deeper terrain of psychology, intuition, ancient wisdom and what it really means to treat the whole person.
This is not a neat, tidy conversation. It is philosophical, slightly wild in places and deeply thought-provoking.
We go into Asa’s early journey into natural medicine, the healer who changed the course of his life, his first encounter with homeopathy and why he came to understand illness as something far more meaningful than a list of symptoms.
We talk about radionics, remedy machines, Tibetan Buddhism, the five elements, chakras, intuition, energetic medicine and the difference between treating the surface and meeting the person underneath.
One of the most powerful parts of the conversation is Asa’s explanation of homeopathy as a kind of mirror. Not something that forces the body to heal, but something that shows the body what it is ready to see.
If you’ve ever wondered what homeopathy is really doing, why some cases unfold in layers, or how a practitioner learns to listen beyond the obvious symptoms, this is a conversation worth settling into.
Key takeaways
Homeopathy as information, meaning and mirror
Why illness may sometimes reveal where we are stuck
The difference between treating symptoms and treating the person
Essence versus persona, and why this matters in case-taking
Why the body may only reveal what is ready to be healed
Intuition in practice and the moment a remedy “appears”
How ancient wisdom traditions can inform healing
Why homeopathy asks us to listen more deeply
We also talk about
Asa’s first encounter with homeopathy
Radionics, remedy machines and bioenergetic testing
Tibetan Buddhism and the idea of protection in energy work
The five elements as a way of understanding people
The limitations of conventional psychology
Why language matters when describing human experience
What makes a great homeopath
Why healing is rarely just about the remedy
Resources mentioned
Monique Carmen
https://www.moniquecarmen.com/
Dr Asa Hershoff
https://www.drasahershoff.com/
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Join Lisa's new global homeopathy community, The Atrium, here. Monthly live teaching with world-class homeopaths, curated by Lisa Strbac, plus courses, conversation and resources to support ongoing study.
Enrolment for our 2027 Accredited Practitioner Training is now open! Places are strictly limited and 2026 sold out early. To learn more click and secure your spot click here.

🌐 Lisa's Website
🎧 Academy of Integrative Homeopathy
📸 Instagram
📚 The Homeopath In Your Hand Book
Music intro: Inside Boy by Bary