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Why "I Feel Fine" Might Be the Most Dangerous Thing You Tell Yourself (opens the original)
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"I feel fine." It's the sentence chiropractor Matt Delgado hears constantly in his clinic, right before a patient's health falls apart. One of his patients survived a 70 mph rollover car accident and walked away saying those exact words. Two years later, everything changed. In this episode, Matt breaks down what your body may already be trying to tell you, long before you'd call yourself sick. He also shares his own story: a diagnosis doctors told him he'd carry for life, and what he did instead
Is Your Brain Hiding a Secret About Your Pain? (opens the original)
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Are you struggling with persistent pain, even after trying conventional treatments? What if the key to unlocking your healing lies not in your injury, but in something far more surprising? In this eye-opening episode of the Green Living Now Podcast, host Amy Hartshorn, uncovers a revolutionary perspective on pain with Dr. Rachel de Simone, a doctor of physical therapy and neurosomatic expert. Prepare to question everything you thought you knew as Dr. Rachel reveals: • Why your X-rays and MRIs mi
6 Strokes, 1 Heart Attack, and a Diet of Dr Pepper (opens the original)
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Dennis was a busy real estate investor running on stress, work, and multiple Dr. Peppers a day. His friends told him they were worried about his health. He thought he was fine. One week later, he had a massive stroke. Then five more. Then a heart attack. Doctors didn't think he'd make it. In this episode, Dennis shares what happened in the hospital, why the medication he was given made things worse, and how a conversation with his wife led him to a completely different path forward. He's spent y
Behind the Scenes. I Did My Own Quantum Hypnosis Session with My Guest (opens the original)
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A prison guard attacked me. My carriage went over a cliff. I should have died. Instead of just interviewing my guest Ali Christos about Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT) and its remote form, BQH, I did something different. After our interview, I did my own session with him, and I'm sharing pieces of it here. Some of it was surprising, but it all resonated on certain levels.Ali also explains how QHHT works, what a session actually looks like, and the real healing stories behind it.If you'
The Founder Who Built an App to Catch Asthma Attacks Before They Happen. (opens the original)
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Four out of five people with asthma might be using their inhaler wrong, and most have no idea. Eric Klos, founder of the Daily Breath app, built it after watching his sister struggle with a condition the weather itself kept setting off. In this episode, we get into what's actually in the air you're breathing, why your allergies might have nothing to do with the season, and what to do about wildfire smoke, mold, and pesticide drift before they become a problem. Reach Eric and see his app here: ht
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