Health Ranger Report: Unlocking the power of PERSONAL ENERGY with Francesco Garripoli

06/26/2025 / By Kevin Hughes

(Note: This article is based on a “Health Ranger Report” interview posted Dec. 26, 2023 on Brighteon.com.)

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The Health Ranger Mike Adams sat down with qigong master Francesco Garripoli to discuss Personal Energy Prepping – a revolutionary approach to holistic well-being – on the “Health Ranger Report.”

The conversation between the two centered on energy medicine, consciousness and self-healing. It also unveiled profound truths about how individuals can reclaim their power in an age of manipulation and control. Garripoli, a seasoned practitioner with over four decades of experience in Qigong and energy healing, emphasized that true preparedness goes beyond stockpiling food or ammunition.

The meditation instructor and yoga practitioner explained that it is about balancing the body, mind and spirit. He added that people can be easily hijacked by external systems designed to control them if they fail to master their internal state.

Garripoli’s docuseries, “Personal Energy Prepping,” on Brighteon University (BrightU.com), explores how individuals can harness qi (life force energy) to enhance resilience, intuition and self-defense — both physically and spiritually. (Related: Qigong exercises found to have anti-inflammatory effects.)

A key theme of their discussion was the concept of three distinct “minds” that govern human experience:

Survival mind: Governed by fear and instinct.
Intellectual mind: Analytical, logical, but often limited by conditioning.
Intuitive mind: The bridge to higher consciousness and cosmic knowledge.

Garripoli noted that most people are trapped in the survival and intellectual minds. The author and brainwave researcher stated that when people learn to quiet the voices in their mind, they can tap into their intuitive mind which holds the knowledge on how to heal, create and thrive.

Adams shared a personal story of regenerating his severed fingertip – an experience that defied conventional medical expectations. Instead of relying on doctors, he trusted his body’s innate wisdom.

The fingertip not only healed, but also became more sensitive than before. According to the Health Ranger, the body knows how to rebuild itself. Unfortunately, people have been conditioned to believe they are powerless.

The future of healing: Quantum biology and energy medicine

Garripoli highlighted groundbreaking research in quantum biology, such as the work of Dr. Michael Levin at Tufts University, who has demonstrated that cells communicate through bioelectric fields – not just biochemical signals. He explained that human cells can lose connection with the body’s energetic whole. A person needs to bring them back into harmony, so they stop behaving abnormally.

This aligns with Eastern medicine, which has long viewed illness as a disruption in energy flow rather than a purely biochemical malfunction. Both Adams and Garripoli also stressed how language shapes reality in their conversation.

The Health Ranger pointed out that when a person accepts that they have “cancer,” they can make it a part of their identity. He stated that cancer is just a label for a physiological expression and that label disappears when a person changes their physiology.

Garripoli added that Western medicine’s reductionist approach – focusing on isolated symptoms rather than the whole person – keeps people trapped in a cycle of dependency. The ancients knew that healing comes from wholeness and people must reconnect with that wisdom.

Ultimately, Garripoli said the goal isn’t just to survive but to thrive. When people align their body, mind and spirit, they can unlock a power that no system can suppress.

“Once we change this perspective of looking at our body, mind and spirit – everything changes, “Garripoli said. “And people have to realize this is real, tangible and doable,”

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Watch the full interview between qigong master Francesco Garripoli and the Health Ranger Mike Adams below.

This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.