Introducing the Wellness Series with Brigitte Mouchet
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Introducing the Wellness Series with Brigitte Mouchet
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By Catherine Austin Fitts
It is with great pleasure that I introduce Brigitte Mouchet, founder and CEO of, who will be leading and hosting a quarterly Wellness Series for the Solari Report.
I have spent a great deal of time researching guests and topics related to wellness, often to conclude that I did not have sufficient knowledge to provide the quality that I wanted for the Solari Report.
So I started to search for someone who is focused on wellness and has a passion for helping people be healthy – someone who could identify the world’s finest expertise on wellness and help make it understandable and accessible to our subscribers.
When Brigitte left Silicon Valley to create Healoha, I knew I had found the new host for our Wellness Series!
In the video above, Brigitte introduces herself and the Wellness Series which launches this week.
Enjoy!
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I am even helping a bit; some of my spare computer time is spent running this project:
https://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/research/mip1/overview.do
“Trillions of bacteria inside our bodies may play a large role in the development
of diseases such as Type 1 diabetes. How? Help researchers find out in this
comprehensive study of the human microbiome.”
That is fascinating. Thanks for posting.
I am even helping a bit; some of my spare computer time is spent running this project:
https://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/research/mip1/overview.do
“Trillions of bacteria inside our bodies may play a large role in the development
of diseases such as Type 1 diabetes. How? Help researchers find out in this
comprehensive study of the human microbiome.”
That is fascinating. Thanks for posting.
I look forward to hear more from Brigitte Mouchet.
I look forward to hear more from Brigitte Mouchet.