372: Breaking the Cycle: Can Your Body Be Addicted to Emotional Stress?

Can your body become addicted to the fight or flight chemicals it experiences when you’ve experienced trauma? In this powerful episode, Dr. Motley tackles this complex question. Learn how to listen to your body, nourish it and balance your emotions at the same time.
Step 1: Nourish your adrenals and kidneys
Step 2: Identify emotion
Step 3: Relate Emotion to Organ
Step 4: Cleanse the organ 👇

Show Notes:
Organs and Corresponding Emotions Chart: Organs_Corresponding_Emotions.pdf
Antimicrobials:
Morinda: https://shorturl.at/QowzE
Melia (neem): https://shorturl.at/d2i3A
Golden thread: https://shorturl.at/TzXGI

For the Kidney:
Uva Ursi: https://tinyurl.com/yzbdp3nj
Cranberry with d-mannose
BodyGuard Supreme: https://shorturl.at/QkblF

When the Body Says No, Gabor Mate
Hans Selye

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