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Ep. 30: Chronic Headaches That Started When She Changed Jobs | Wellness Mysteries (opens the original)
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How many of you feel like your symptoms come from your work? It is not uncommon. But often the true reason is a mystery. Mandy had chronic headaches for three years, right when she started her new job. The pain jumped all around her head and face. She saw every specialist. Everything came back normal. When I met Mandy she was tense. Not just because it was a Monday morning appointment. Because she had been existing in daily tension for years. Find out why a woman whose headaches started with a n
Ep. 29: Vegan Welder With Numbness and Depression — Wellness Mysteries | Feeling Good Feels Good (opens the original)
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Benny walked in slowly. Head down. Body slumped. He looked, honestly, sad. He had tingling in his hands and feet that felt like sparklers going off every day. And every time he had a drink it got worse. He was convinced it was his liver. His father and grandfather had both passed from liver disease and he carried that with him into every doctor's office. He had been to his primary care doctor. A liver specialist. A nerve doctor. Everyone told him his numbers were fine. But Benny was not fine. He
Ep. 28: Too Many ER Visits With No Answers: Wellness Mysteries | Feeling Good Feels Good (opens the original)
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Carly Costa is 38 years old, a graphic designer in Philadelphia, and she has been living with upper back pain for six years. Not mild discomfort. A knife. And when it gets bad it feels like a heart attack. She has been to the emergency room more than once. Full workup every time. Everything comes back clear. She always leaves with the same answer: it is probably just stress. She stopped going. She was embarrassed to show up with the same thing and leave with the same answer. But there are clues
Ep. 27: When Doing Everything Right Goes Wrong — Wellness Mysteries | Feeling Good Feels Good (opens the original)
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Moses Elsopo is 42 years old, an electrician in Philadelphia, and he is doing everything right. He drinks water constantly. He works out four times a week. He eats well. He sleeps reasonably. He has been getting adjusted regularly. And he feels terrible. But there are clues in Moses's story. His name. His last name. The documentary he could not stop watching. The villain's line that stuck with him for reasons he could not explain. The grape he loves. The spark plugs he keeps leaving behind. The
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