In a groundbreaking interview on The Deep End with Taylor Welch, Dr. Chris Cormier offers an eye-opening perspective on healing, combining spiritual insight with emerging scientific principles like quantum neurology, cellular optimization and energy frequency.
With a background in kinesiology and a doctorate in chiropractic care, Cormier’s work challenges conventional medicine’s approach to treating illness by instead reigniting the body’s natural ability to heal.
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From the start, Cormier contends that the human body was designed by God with an inherent power to regenerate. “If they cut off your leg, your brain will spend the rest of its life trying to grow it back,” he says, underscoring the untapped potential of self-healing. He argues that major pharmaceutical companies intentionally suppress this truth, promoting dependency on pills rather than encouraging wellness at the cellular level.
Cormier’s mission revolves around restoring communication between the brain and body. Using methods that increase oxygen, water and light energy in cells, he explains that healing begins with basic yet often overlooked necessities. A healthy cell, he notes, contains about 65% oxygen—but due to chronic shallow breathing, most people have under-oxygenated cells, creating an environment ripe for disease.
Another critical element of his work is frequency. According to Cormier, every organ in the body has its own electromagnetic frequency, and when these are disrupted—whether by trauma, stress or even Wi-Fi—the nervous system loses coherence. He draws parallels to the teachings of figures like Joe Dispenza, who speak of “retuning” thoughts and bodily systems, but Cormier takes it a step further by incorporating light technologies and other physical tools. He describes the nervous system as a power grid, and frequencies as the current flowing through it.
Trauma, especially emotional or subconscious trauma, also plays a major role in disrupting nervous system health. Cormier points out that unresolved guilt, loss or shame can weaken the body’s ability to heal, even if the physical conditions are ideal. “Whatever the trauma is, could be doing something bad they don’t forgive themselves for. There’s so much on the emotional side that can go wrong.” He also notes that, “The nervous system can be drained just by being around people with weaker energy.”
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Through his clinic, Cormier uses tools like low-level light devices, hydrogen-infused water and frequency-based diagnostics to bring patients’ bodies back into balance. The results, he says, have reversed failing organs and chronic illnesses—often in defiance of medical expectations.
In the end, Cormier insists that faith and energy alignment are just as crucial as physical treatments. This new approach—what Cormier calls the “science of miracles”—invites a holistic shift. It’s a call to not just mask symptoms, but to place faith our faith in Jesus that He can do the impossible.
Abby Trivett is content development editor for Charisma Media.
New perspectives on faith and scientific healing are valuable. Thank you. I have experienced miracles and consider them understandable and practical. In my new book, “Science and Spirituality: Celebrating the 150th anniversary of the first edition of Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health,” I wrote, “Science and spirituality reveal the possibility of humanity accepting new knowledge to transform with life. Science and spirituality reveal the impossibility of inhumanity destroying life.”