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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2025 · 30 MIN

The Hidden Epidemic: How Trauma and Inflammation Are Secretly Destroying Our Health

from The Almighty Ohm · host Al Ohm

What if your stress, fatigue, brain fog, or chronic pain wasn’t just “in your head” but part of a hidden epidemic linking trauma and inflammation? In this episode, we uncover the deep connection between emotional trauma and immune dysfunction, exploring how stress, cortisol, and inflammation fuel each other—often leading to autoimmune issues, skin conditions, gut problems, and chronic fatigue. But here’s the real question: Why aren’t we taught how to manage this? Just like first aid for physical injuries, we should be teaching trauma and inflammation first aid—practical skills to reset the nervous system, prevent chronic illness, and break the cycle before it starts. Join us as we explore: ✔️ How stress and trauma rewire the immune system ✔️ Why chronic inflammation can mimic mental illness ✔️ The missing piece in modern healthcare—prevention through nervous system regulation ✔️ Practical steps to reduce inflammation and heal from past stress This conversation could change the way you think about your body, your mind, and your health.

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