In this very special episode, Mason sits down with his dear friend, the absolute legend Steve Napolitan, for a powerful conversation that's been 10 years in the making. Steve shares his incredible, vulnerable, and deeply honest adventure through a profound health crisis—Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS)—and how he navigated the chasm of doubt between conventional and complementary approaches.

This isn't about choosing one path over the other; it's about the deep journey of inner stewardship, health sovereignty, and patient engagement. Steve’s story is a masterclass in discerning appropriate support, understanding the body’s innate capacity for healing, and finding gratitude amidst immense challenge. You’ll hear how tonic herbs and medicinal mushrooms became more than just supplements—they were allies in a profound process of regeneration and self-discovery.

Prepare to be inspired by Steve's resilience, his unique approach to healing, and his unwavering belief in the body’s ability to regrow and restore. This conversation offers a nuanced perspective on what’s possible when we engage with our healing journey with courage, intention, and a willingness to embrace the unexpected.

By the end of this episode, you’ll feel empowered to approach your own health challenges with a more colorful and responsible perspective, trusting your inner wisdom while seeking external support when truly needed.

Mason & Steven’s Highlights

[00:00:00 ] Introducing Steve Napolitan and his 10-year journey with Mason
[00:03:22 ] Steve shares the shocking onset of Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) in 2021
[00:09:56 ] The rapid progression of paralysis and his wife’s diligent research
[00:13:18 ] The decision to go to the hospital: when holistic efforts meet Western medicine’s limits
[00:23:24 ] Steve’s spiritual awakening: “Am I dying?” and the clear “No.”
[00:26:46 ] The neurologist’s crucial insight: the body’s ability to regrow myelin with good fats
[00:40:14 ] Embracing pain as a guide: why Steve refused heavy medication
[00:57:04 ] Napoleon Hill’s <span style="font-family: Arial, s