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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2010 · 33 MIN

Is Your Past Making You Sick, Literally?

from Purpose Without Limits · host Dallas Teague Snider

What is the link between life experiences, belief patterns, and manifested disease? Why are some people successful at changing their lives or healing their bodies while others aren't? Our guest Tara Meyer-Robson made the scientific breakthrough that became The Flow Method - a remarkable transformation and healing program that works for all people everywhere.

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