You have the power to HEAL yourself by using a body-guided approach
“Reversing” disease is not the same as finding a “cure” for it
it is possible for you to get better no matter what autoimmune condition you have. You may not be completely “cured” of it, but you can certainly find a way to put it in remission.
You are the “expert” on your body, life, and your health. If you solely depend on others to take care of your health, you are giving away your power to create long term health.
Whether the disease is curable or not, you can find ways to improve your immunity, heal your stress response, and take steps to support your body’s unique healing capabilities. You don’t have to wait for anything to be different in your life including getting an official diagnosis to start supporting your body by creating a healing environment.
In other words, you can start using a “body-guided" approach rather than focusing ONLY on an “expert guided” approach starting right now!
Whether this is by making healthier food choices, choosing one thought over another, reducing toxins in your immediate environment, or incorporating deep breathing/mindfulness into your life, there are many things that are in your control.
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This free subscription (as of now) allows you to get access to weekly issues jam packed with insights, resources and actionable step-by-step recommendations to help you understand what may be a play for your chronic condition.
Meet Anindita She is a Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach and AFMC Practitioner and she helps women with chronic illnesses such as autoimmune conditions reverse their symptoms and feel healthy and happy once again by tuning into their body’s wisdom using a unique “BODY WISE HEALING” framework.
When Each week one or more issues will drop into your inbox to inspire, educate and motivate you to take charge of your own healing journey
Why Anindita believes that when we take full responsibility for our health we can make healthier choices and feel more empowered, motivated, and confident in ourselves and in our bodies, and face health challenges from a place of strength.
