EPISODE · Jun 27, 2022 · 40 MIN
Dr. Tim Jackson: Two Reasons You May Still Not Feel Well
from Inspired Living with Autoimmunity · host Julie Howton
In today's episode, Dr. Tim shares with us the top two challenges that may be blocking your healing, and ways we can address them.Number 1:Oxygen is the body's most important molecule. We have evolved into a more vertical jaw that is narrow and may lend to nocturnal hypoxia, or sleep apnea.Snoring, feeling tired upon awakening, and acid reflux are all potential symptoms of sleep apnea.Narrowing in the jaw may impinge on the trigeminal nerve, and in turn hinder the vagus nerve, making it more difficult to get into the parasympathetic state, which is our healing state.Going to a specialist to get proper jaw alignment and widening to correct structure can be essential.Number 2:Mycotoxins!!Mold is the most common activator of the cell danger response in mitochondria, greatly impacting the brain and the heart.Non-native EMF's activate mycotoxins and newer, airtight, homes exacerbate the problem.Most species of mold you can't see with the human eye. So you may have mycotoxin exposure and not know it!All mycotoxins negatively impact the immune system.The more bizarre the symptoms, the more systems involved, the more likely mycotoxins are at play.If you are stuck in a sympathetic state, mycotoxins may be at play.Dr. Tim gives us tips and tricks to clean up our homes and protect our environments; from getting your air ducts cleaned...to using quality air filters.The one step he recommends for listeners to start today...breathe through your nose for 20-30 minutes a day.Complete Show Notes
Embed this episode
What this episode covers
In this episode we talk about two underlying causes to illness that you might not have thought about, but that I see in so many of my clients. That is why in invited Dr. Tim to join us this week and talk about these important health challenges, and potential solutions.
NOW PLAYING
Dr. Tim Jackson: Two Reasons You May Still Not Feel Well
No transcript for this episode yet
Similar Episodes
No similar episodes found.
Similar Podcasts
No similar podcasts found.