E215: Heal Your Unhealthy Past or Present Relationships to Heal MS!

Well, welcome back to the podcast, everybody.

And I've got a YouTube channel and a podcast, and you can listen to me on both.

But I want to tell you that I discuss quite a few things about reversing multiple sclerosis.

Anybody can do this.

Having MS is actually a choice.

And some people might challenge me on this, but it's about learning everything that you need to do to heal yourself.

If you listen to my episodes, you'll be able to heal MS 100%.

And that's if you don't wait too long, right? I don't want you to be on your deathbed and then decide, you know, I need to start healing myself because there are some people who ended up in wheelchairs and they've had ms for a long long time and they've been on a path that is declining and i don't want you to get there i want to catch you before you get to that point because ms is reversible i promise i've done it i've helped other people do it and if you're interested you can go to my website nourishyourway.com and you can become a part of my community where i help lots of other people reverse this disease and it can be done so some of the things that i've talked about is nutrition getting outside stress management detoxing your body self-care practices exercise you know moving your body is really important and also mental health and today you want to talk about relationships and this is a good one today so don't go anywhere So many times our emotional landscape is within the relationships that we hold.

And today I want to take you on a journey where past and present relationships might hold the key to you getting well, because relationships impact our nervous system, believe it or not.

And I want to let you know that letting go of toxic dynamics is not just a personal choice, but it's a vital biological necessity for you to get well.

So grab your favorite drink, get comfy, and let's talk about fostering healthy relationships and letting go of the ones that don't serve you because they can impact your physical and emotional well-being.

Well, welcome back to the podcast, everybody.

And I've got a YouTube channel and a podcast, and you can listen to me on both.

But I want to tell you that I discuss quite a few things about reversing multiple sclerosis.

Anybody can do this.

Having MS is actually a choice.

And some people might challenge me on this, but it's about learning everything that you need to do to heal yourself.

If you listen to my episodes, you'll be able to heal MS 100%.

And that's if you don't wait too long, right? I don't want you to be on your deathbed and then decide, you know, I need to start healing myself because there are some people who ended up in wheelchairs and they've had ms for a long long time and they've been on a path that is declining and i don't want you to get there i want to catch you before you get to that point because ms is reversible i promise i've done it i've helped other people do it and if you're interested you can go to my website nourishyourway.com and you can become a part of my community where i help lots of other people reverse this disease and it can be done so some of the things that i've talked about is nutrition getting outside stress management detoxing your body self-care practices exercise you know moving your body is really important and also mental health and today you want to talk about relationships and this is a good one today so don't go anywhere So many times our emotional landscape is within the relationships that we hold.

And today I want to take you on a journey where past and present relationships might hold the key to you getting well, because relationships impact our nervous system, believe it or not.

And I want to let you know that letting go of toxic dynamics is not just a personal choice, but it's a vital biological necessity for you to get well.

So grab your favorite drink, get comfy, and let's talk about fostering healthy relationships and letting go of the ones that don't serve you because they can impact your physical and emotional well-being.