Living With LUPUS? What No One Explains About Flares & Inflammation скачать в хорошем качестве

Living With LUPUS? What No One Explains About Flares & Inflammation

If you’re struggling with lupus, joint pain, rashes, chronic inflammation, or fatigue — and you’ve been told this condition is lifelong — this conversation may change the way you think about healing. In this in-depth interview, Dr. Chris Cormier explains lupus in simple terms and explores why autoimmune symptoms flare, why labs don’t always match how you feel, and what may be missing from conventional approaches. We discuss: • What lupus really is (in plain language) • Why lupus affects multiple areas of the body • Why symptoms flare and settle • The role of nervous system regulation • Brain-to-cell communication • Oxygen, water, light, and frequency in cellular health • How BodyChargers supports healing at home • How the Nerve Health Institute approaches complex lupus cases Many public figures, including Selena Gomez, have spoken openly about living with lupus. But why doesn’t access to top care always lead to resolution? We explore that too. If you are open to understanding how the body is designed to heal itself — and how cellular health, nervous system balance, and frequency-based approaches may play a role — this episode is for you. Timestamps 0:00 – Lupus Symptoms & Why It Feels Debilitating Joint pain, rashes, inflammation explained 1:00 – What Is Lupus? (Simple Explanation) Understanding autoimmune dysfunction 2:30 – Why Lupus Affects the Whole Body 4:20 – Why Symptoms Flare & Labs Don’t Tell the Full Story 7:00 – Root Cause: Brain-to-Cell Communication 11:30 – Oxygen, Water, Light & Frequency (Cellular Healing Basics) 13:20 – Calming the Nervous System to Reduce Inflammation 14:00 – Why Lupus Is Labeled “Lifelong” 15:30 – How BodyChargers Supports Healing at Home 16:30 – Celebrity Spotlight: Selena Gomez & Lupus Disclaimer: This video is for informative purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose or treat any condition. Please reach out to a qualified healthcare provider or mental health professional if you are struggling.