How your childhood can make you ill (and how to overcome it)
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This week’s show is with Sean Merrick. As a Holistic and Functional Medicine Expert, with over 18 years of clinical & allied health experience, Sean utilises a unique approach to optimal health. He uncovers root causes of ailments in an exceptional way. He uses contemporary, 21st Century lab investigations to uncover insults hidden in the body. Also, he uniquely believes that there is a deeper correlation between stored emotions and illnesses. With lab results and a distinctive wisdom, Sean’s clients are able to detach from damaging stories and move towards optimal health. Sean not only coaches clients but he is counsel to many holistic practitioners worldwide.
In this week’s show, we spoke about how and why our stored childhood experiences and stories affect us in struggles such as chronic pain and illnesses in the present – and what we can do to heal.
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What you’ll learn from this episode:
Our experience as adults is largely determined by our childhood selves – how we perceive and respond to the world is created by the imprinting of our 7 year old selves. Two people could experience the same event and their perception and response to it is largely determined by how they experienced the world as children.
Our disconnected, noisy society only hampers our healthy response to trauma further, if we could return into a connected and loving community after trauma we’d be affected by it in much less negative ways.
As Hippocrates said “All disease begins in the gut.” Our gut is the root to so much of our experience, emotions and how we respond to the world. Make the time to spend time with yourself and get to know yourself. Listen to your instincts, listen to your gut!
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Lian & Jonathan