SCOUT· 44%55m·2026-09-22·Health FitnessBiblical Foods and Scriptural Wisdom for Healing with Annette Reeder
In this episode, Dr. David Jockers sits down with Annette Reeder, known as the Biblical Nutritionist, for a conversation about where biblical wisdom meets modern nutritional science and what Scripture actually says about the foods that heal. You will learn the three timeless biblical principles that simplify every…
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“Fascinating topic, Dr. Jockers! The ancient Essenes of Qumran also had regular 120-year-olds (and beyond!) who were described as exceptionally fit, riding a donkey while aged 120, etc. Dr. Ken Johnson from the BibleFacts channel covers this…”
“Love this!! Such great Biblical health wisdom!!”
“Barley bread is what he ate most.”
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