Which came first?
When I was a health coach, I often found myself asking that very question.
Did the frustration of dealing with his or her health challenge cause my client’s cynical, gloomy attitude … or was it the other way around?
In other words, did the client’s pessimistic way of thinking and feeling precede the health challenge?
Was it possible that their thoughts were making them sick?
Today, not only do I know the answer to these questions, but I understand how it all works physiologically.
I understand how the repetitive thoughts we have, every single day, create “molecules of emotions” that interact with our cells and subsequently alter the expression of our DNA, leading to a myriad of health challenges.
As much as we don’t want to hear it, many times (but not all of the time) our health problems are literally all in our heads.
They are often the unfortunate consequences of how we think, as well as our chemical addictions to how we feel.
But don’t take my word for it. On today’s episode, Dr. Joe Dispenza breaks down the science behind how your thoughts can not only make you sick, but they can also make you well.
Dr. Dispenza books are available at QODBooks.com. You can find today’s full talk here.
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Thank you so much for sharing this Sean! It’s important for people to have this information as the only way to heal so many ailments is to correct the brain function first. Dr. Joe’s work is in a league of its own.
Hi Sean, love your daily QODs and their messages that you package up so well. I have had so many times, in less than 5mins, you have amazed me with what you have been able to capture from these great speakers. New and old. This one with Dr Dispenza has really resonated with me and I am trying to piece together what I can do to make these changes in my life. Are you able to advise what YouTube clip you took this podcast from? Appreciate your help in helping me find myself! 🙂 thank you for all the energy you bring each day. x Anna