EPISODE · Aug 6, 2024 · 32 MIN
S4 Ep 47: Helping the Body Heal Itself
from RAW CHATTER! Unfiltered Conversations on the Psychology of Addiction, Behaviour & High Performance · host Vicky Midwood - Human Performance Strategist
In this episode Janet Hudson a former nurse practitioner talks about her strange health symptoms after Dessert Storm and the amazing power of the body to heal itself when you give it what it needs. She talks about how having exhausted conventional medical resouces and not accepting that she would feel like this for the rest of her days she discover a patch that changed everything. The science backed stem cells activation patches have been life changing for her and she shares stories of how they've helped other people who were also told there was nothing more they could do other than reman on meds for life. An episode NOT to missed if you or someone you know and love it struggling with symptoms that conventional medicine just wants to throw a pill or two at. If you want to find out about trying the patches yourself... Connect with Janet here: Https://LinkedIn.com/in/janet-hudson Email: Janethudsonforhealth@ gmail.com Vicky xx I'd love to hear from you if you are struggling with any of the issues mentioned on here or with food, alcohol and your body image: Email: [email protected] Website: https://vickymidwood.com/ Free 30 min chiled out chat: https://tidycal.com/vicky1/30-minute-chatConnect on Socials: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vickymidwoodhealthcoach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vicky.midwood/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vicky_gofigurecoaching/ If you are new to me and my world of all things health and feeling fabulous in your own skin checkout what is going on below 👇 📧 Sign up for my weekly newsletter: https://shorturl.at/ynjuw 🔽 Download the 5 day Self-Compassion Challenge: https://shorturl.at/rkVVy
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