Hey, Autoimmune Friend! 

Do you feel like.... 

 You've be doing all “the right things” and yet it feels like an uphill battle to see results? 

 You’re applying every diet under the sun (hello, AIP) and nothing seems to work?

 You're spending boatloads of money on tests and supplements that seem to disappoint and get you nowhere in your journey?

 You're constantly frustrated after working with practitioners and doctors who give you protocols that either don’t work or partially work?

 No matter what you do, the weight seems to stick to your body like glue and things you use to do to lose weight are no longer working?

If so, then I want you to know I hear you loud and clear.

New Surprising Studies Are Now Showing The Relationship Between Hormones And Your Weight Loss Journey

 Holding onto stored body fat

 Fatigue

 Crazy mood swings

 Bloating

 Mental exhaustion or brain fog

So, what is this “crucial hormone” that I'm referring to? Cortisol.

See, cortisol isn’t a bad thing. However, too much of it can be disastrous for your body. Which means that you need to learn to manage it in order to ensure you hit our goals. So then the question becomes: what triggers the release of cortisol in the body?

Conscious and unconscious stress.

Yes, you heard it - both CONSCIOUS and UNCONSCIOUS stress. Here’s a visual to show you where stress and trauma can come from:

Now, you might say "I don't have stress" or "I don't have trauma." If you experienced any hardship during the pandemic or the year 2020, your body is probably holding on to stress. 

What you’re about to read just may be one of the most eye opening things you will discover.

TRSS: Trauma Related Subconscious Stress

Now what is TRSS? In short, it’s the deep stress trapped in your nervous system that’s associated with a really difficult season in life.

Nearly 100% of my clients mentioned that their symptoms began around the time when:

 They lost their innocence due to emotional, physical or sexual abuse

 They lost a loved one and deeply mourned the death of that loved one

 They lost a business and were struggling financially

 They lost a marriage or ended an extremely unhealthy relationship

The emotional pain associated with the event or series of events was so deep and challenging, that the pain began to compound and have negative biological repercussions (i.e. autoimmune disease symptoms).

Funny enough, my clients coping mechanism to not dealing with the trauma was through becoming “a successful superwomen."

Meaning their drive for achievement, their “perfectionist tendency”, their Type-A workaholic personality, their success and drive as a mom, career woman or businesswoman was unconsciously connected to the pain they were holding onto.

The result? 

...A body that turns on itself...

See, here’s how trauma works...

Whether it’s a severe childhood trauma, going through a divorce or dealing with the stress of daily life, they are all capable of driving your autoimmune disease.

These experiences can elicit strong emotions (e.g. unworthiness, inadequacy, shame, fear, anger, guilt, etc.) that shapes your mindset as an adult (e.g. “I need to work hard,” “I need to make sure everything is organized and under control,” “I want to make sure everyone is happy.”).

These belief systems encourage unhelpful behaviors that are very stressful and harmful to the body. 

When combined with unhealed emotional pain, it keeps the body “stuck”. The body quite literally begins to go into attack mode as a biological response to the trauma you’ve lived with.

Other research on this topic shows that not only is chronic stress from trauma a major risk factor for developing autoimmune disease, but also that individuals with autoimmune disease appear to have difficulty down-regulating their immune responses after exposure to stressors.

Simply put, your immune system gets really weak through trauma, making your body vulnerable to inflammation.

The result: Autoimmune Disease 

Do you have a Type-A personality?

There is even evidence showing that people with strong Type A personality types characterized by seeking control and organization, a successful career, a need for personal fulfillment, have a competitive drive and a natural proclivity to impatience have a greater stress response, and have an increased sensitivity to external stress. 

Studies show that these types of people are more prone to autoimmune diseases. In essence, your symptoms are prone to dramatically worsen due to these greater stress responses. 

Interestingly enough, most (if not all) my clients are type A driven individuals. As we dissected things together, we discovered that a lot of their drive was a coping mechanism to deal with the emotional pain they were feeling.

Now, I know what you’re thinking. Why is a guy like me so committed to helping women with autoimmune disease and even trauma? Let me introduce myself...

The Heartbreaking News:

My Mom Was Diagnosed With Hashimoto's…

I was shattered. Seeing my mom go through the struggles she faced pushed me to absolute obsession. I researched for hours on end. I decided there was no way in hell I was just going to watch my mom suffer and get little to no resolution from the pills her doc prescribed her.

But one day it clicked. I realized that my mom had been living with chronic stress for years. This had a huge role in her development of Hashimoto's. But, then I had another revelation. When I was 7 years old...

 I was diagnosed with Tourette's Syndrome 

It occurred to me that my mom's unhealed childhood trauma, and emotional stress during her pregnancy with me played a role in my mental health illness. There is no blame or judgement here; however, it illustrates the impact trauma has on not just one's own health, but on other people. 

This is why addressing trauma is so important to me. I witnessed it. It impacted me.

Thankfully, I have recovered. With my support, my mom has healed her wounds was was able to overcome a debilitating autoimmune disease that doctors were unable to do.

Now, to be honest with you… I could easily charge thousands for this because it's so transformative. 

However, I want to doing something special for you. For the next batch of women who jump on this opportunity before January 7th I will give it to you for…

$1000

$500 

(50% OFF)