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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2026 · 31 MIN

Episode 137: Neuroplasticity, Hormesis, and circadian lifestyle with Dr. Eleanor Stein, MD

from Pain Free for Life · host Dr. Rob Vanbergen

Chronic pain and chronic illness are often viewed through a purely physical lens, but what if one of the most powerful healing tools is the brain itself? In this conversation, Dr. Rob Vanbergen sits down with Dr. Eleanor Stein, MD, to explore the science of neuroplasticity and how the brain's ability to adapt and change can influence pain, recovery, and overall health. Together, they discuss the mind-body connection, how fear and negative expectations can reinforce chronic symptoms, and practical ways to create new patterns that support healing. They also dive into the role of nervous system regulation, lifestyle habits, sleep, pacing, and why small daily experiences can have a profound impact on both brain function and physical wellbeing. If you've ever wondered how your thoughts, experiences, and daily habits influence your healing journey, this is an episode you won't want to miss. You can learn more about holistic healing and wellness at: https://painfreeforlife.com/ For more episodes of the Pain Free for Life Podcast: https://painfreeforlife.com/podcast

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