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Nov 10, 2026

Chloe MelasGUEST
47:45
Get it? Plus many other fears.
Chloe MelasGUEST
47:47
And in there, we have a subhead that is titled Health Anxiety.
Chloe MelasGUEST
47:53
And you told me to pick up the book.
Chloe MelasGUEST
47:55
So I'm so I'm I'm demonstrating a little demo.
Chloe MelasGUEST
47:59
And so we interview some experts and we talk about all different types of phobias.
Chloe MelasGUEST
48:04
And I give some tips on how to manage health anxiety.
Chloe MelasGUEST
48:08
Judy does as well.
Chloe MelasGUEST
48:10
We interviewed a really wonderful woman named Dr. Ellen Vora.
AmyHOST
0:32
Welcome to Healing Beyond Health Anxiety, the podcast for anyone who feels stuck in fear, disconnected from their body or exhausted from constantly monitoring symptoms and sensations.
AmyHOST
0:44
My name is Amy.
AmyHOST
0:44
I'm an ex-health anxiety sufferer turned health anxiety coach.
AmyHOST
0:49
After my own health diagnosis and years of living with health anxiety, I know what it's like to feel betrayed by your body, to live on high alert and to struggle to trust yourself again.
AmyHOST
1:00
Each week we'll have honest conversations about health anxiety, fear, symptoms and recovery with practical tools and gentle shifts that will help you move forward without pressure.
AmyHOST
1:12
So take a breath.
AmyHOST
1:14
You're in the right place.
AmyHOST
1:15
Let's go.
BrandoPANELIST
17:39
She's going to look that up and then tell us.
BrandoPANELIST
17:40
Hypochondriac.
BrandoPANELIST
17:41
Hypochondriac.
RonPANELIST
17:43
Good job.
RonPANELIST
17:44
As
Ashlynn Winn NeumayerHOST
18:51
diagnosing myself and i'm like oh it's probably ringworm or something
Abbie Winn NeumayerHOST
18:55
also you're what do you call yourself uh oh Hypochondriac.
Abbie Winn NeumayerHOST
18:59
Hypochondriac.
Ashlynn Winn NeumayerHOST
19:00
She's always diagnosing herself.
Ashlynn Winn NeumayerHOST
19:03
No, it's really bad.
J. A. CarterNARRATOR
72:37
The doctor knows the power of mind over matter, and personally he believes in it, but he cannot afford to express the truth in full to his patient, for the doctor commercializes mystery and benefits in proportion as he writes prescriptions.
J. A. CarterNARRATOR
72:52
nevertheless the doctor by suggestion gets or tries to get the mental attitude of the patient right the doctor comes in with his cheery countenance his words of courage suggestion of hope evidence of sympathy and promise of help these are the things that help the patient more than the prescription i do not decry or belittle the use of antiseptics or drugs for acute troubles or contagious diseases i am speaking now of hypochondria and trying to make it clear to you that you cannot get relief from hypochondria out of a bottle but you can get it from mental suggestion When the doctor treats the hypochondriac, it's not the medicine, but the faith in the medicine, faith in the doctor and the confidence in the doctor's promise that does the good.
J. A. CarterNARRATOR
73:36
Hypochondria predisposes you to the very thing you fear.
J. A. CarterNARRATOR
73:40
What you sow, you will reap.
J. A. CarterNARRATOR
73:42
If you sow fear thoughts, you will reap fear.
Al DukesPANELIST
30:05
Because that means something internal is happening.
Al DukesPANELIST
30:07
Well, you really look into all this stuff, huh? Hypochondriac.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
30:13
Hold on, let me transfer you over to anal control.
Gregg GiannottiHOST
30:16
You've called wiener control.
Lara LandHOST
0:55
I have a great guest on for you today.
Lara LandHOST
0:58
Today we're talking about health anxiety and it's been a while since I've had someone on who's been through it to talk from the other side, right? Not necessarily the clinical side, but someone who has life experience and can teach us a lot, right? And this guest learned how to really help himself and wrote a book to talk about it.
Lara LandHOST
1:21
And I love when people create the thing that they needed, right, to help them through.
Lara LandHOST
1:26
His name is Jason Webb.
Lara LandHOST
1:35
And, you know, we're going to talk about the Catskills.
Lara LandHOST
1:38
He spent years battling health anxiety before channeling his energy into writing Hacking Hypochondria.
Lara LandHOST
1:44
Drawing on his own experiences, the book explores how online symptom searches can fuel anxiety and offers practical ways to break that cycle and become more comfortable with uncertainty around health.
Lara LandHOST
1:55
He offers such a personal experience and what's worked for him to get him through.
Nina RodriguezHOST
36:57
And I'm curious if you would be open to reading an excerpt from your book.
Nina RodriguezHOST
37:02
It's Understanding and Coping with Illness Anxiety.
Nina RodriguezHOST
37:05
And I'm showing it here on camera if you're watching on video.
Nina RodriguezHOST
37:09
So it's about grieving the anxious self.
Phil LaneGUEST
40:11
In a panic attack, we're, you know, it's not that we can't function intellectually, but, you know, we're a little blunted.
Phil LaneGUEST
40:17
we're a little overwhelmed.
Phil LaneGUEST
40:18
So it's funny because when I wrote the illness anxiety book, it's a very short book.
Phil LaneGUEST
40:22
And another podcaster had asked me, why is the book so short? And I said, because when you're like having a panic attack, you can't read a 300 page book.
Bob FescoeHOST
55:52
room.
Bob FescoeHOST
55:52
Yeah, but you're also kind of like me with the, what's the word that I'm looking for? Hypochondriac, too.
Bob FescoeHOST
55:58
You know, like you always think something's wrong.
Bob FescoeHOST
56:00
Oh, my God, I better go get this looked at.
Bob FescoeHOST
6:20
Yeah.
Bob FescoeHOST
6:20
But you're also kind of like me with the, what's the word that I'm looking for? Hypochondriac, too.
Bob FescoeHOST
6:25
You know, like you always think something's wrong.
Bob FescoeHOST
6:27
Oh, my God.

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