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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2017 · 57 MIN

Rewire your Brain to Heal

from SIS Empowerment Podcast · host SiS NSpirit

Our brains have far more control over our bodies than we previously understood. Traumas such as illness, chemical exposure or injury can trigger the brain to lock itself in "fight or flight" mode in an effort to protect us. But in this reactive state, brain and body can't return to normal functioning. Instead, we deteriorate with a cascade of worsening symptoms. Too often, doctors deem the condition a mystery, and patients are left desperate for help. But this "mystery" condition can be treated by addressing the brain itself. The brain has a remarkable ability to reset itself - called neuroplasticity. By learning how to rewire our brain, we can undo the malfunction and start on the road to recovery. Our guest, Annie Hopper, has developed a new treatment for chronic illness and pain call Dynamic Neural Retraining System (DNRS), which helps people reclaim their health and regain their lives by remapping the brain.  Unable to find a cure for her mysterious ailment, she created a cure, and has helped thousands to heal.  Her book, Wired for Healing - Remapping the Brain to Recover from Chronic and Mysterious Illnesses, awakens us to the power of the brain used consciously.  Join the show to find out how the brain is reset.

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