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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2026 · 42 MIN

Why Your Body Isn't Healing: Injuries, Hormones & The Truth About Pain

from Hello Chime In · host Yuvelca Reyes

In this powerful  Hello Chime In Podcast conversation, Dr. Tashia Reid, Doctor of Chiropractic and holistic practitioner, joins host Yuvelca Magdalena, Brainspotting Practitioner, alongside collaborative co-host Don Brown, Product Developer of Thera-Mate Pro, to explore the deeper layers behind pain, injury, and healing.Together, they unpack how car accidents, chronic pain, limited range of motion, and joint issues are often not just physical — but connected to hormones, inflammation, metabolism, and the nervous system.Dr. Reid shares her 25+ years of clinical experience, explaining why many people are not healing the way they expect — and how a whole-body, root-cause approach can make a meaningful difference.This conversation also highlights how tools like Thera-Mate Pro can support individuals who struggle with mobility and reaching certain areas of the body due to injury, arthritis, or underlying conditions.

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