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Good day and welcome to the Wellness Mama podcast. I’m Katie from wellnessmama.com and that is spherical two with my visitor, Diane Ducarme and one other completely fascinating episode. We had a complete episode about the mind-body connection and the relation of feelings to bodily well being, particularly via the lens of migraine victims, however a lot related info for all of us.

And Diane’s again immediately speaking about the feelings and how they impression the vagus nerve. And I really feel like the vagus nerve generally doesn’t get sufficient discuss time in the well being group. And he or she makes this extraordinarily sensible and actionable. And I like her strategy. She is so spectacular in her personal proper. She’s the founder and CEO of Nectar Well being, which is an organization that provides years to the lives of these affected by migraine illness. However she additionally has an MBA from Harvard Enterprise College. She’s a Fulbright Scholar and an Edmund Hillary Fellow. She has a grasp’s in science, engineering, expertise, and arithmetic from Europe and has studied conventional Chinese language drugs, in addition to talking seven languages. And I very a lot love her strategy and how she unites issues which might be actually not talked about sufficient generally, and actually not talked about sufficient in relation to one another. And I’m excited to continue learning from Diane. So let’s be a part of her now. Diane, welcome again.

Diane: Thanks. Thanks for having me once more, Katie.

Katie: And in the event you guys missed our first episode, I’ll hyperlink to it in the present notes and undoubtedly encourage a hear as a result of completely fascinating information on actually for migraine victims, however actually for all of us on the physiological significance of letting go and how our feelings immediately impression our physique and how that cycle again and forth of resolving our feelings can change our biology and in reverse as nicely. And after that first dialog, I’m much more excited to be taught from you on a subject and a phrase particularly that will get talked about lots in the well being world, however I don’t really feel like is totally understood or that we’re possibly doing the best issues to assist, which is the vagus nerve. And so constructing on our final dialog, I might love to leap into speaking about feelings and their impression on the vagus nerve, particularly. So to start out off broad, are you able to kind of outline for one, what the vagus nerve is for anyone not acquainted and for 2, the way it pertains to our feelings?

Diane: Sure. So in your physique, you’ve about 100 billion nerve cells. And all of those nerve cells are orchestrated by the vagus nerve. So the vagus nerve, think about it like a giant tree that’s going to plant its roots round your coronary heart, round your liver, round your abdomen, round your kidney, round your intestine, okay, round your massive and small gut. And it’s going to all collect in a trunk, which is kind of alongside your backbone. And your neck, and it’s going to plug in like a Tesla in your mind. And so from a Western scientific standpoint, from the second it attaches itself to the mind, we’ve type of misplaced the sign. And in order that nerve has been found in Western science in 1872 and has been researched much more in the final 10 years. In conventional Chinese language drugs, in Ayurveda has been a part of drugs for about 2,000 years. And so a number of the acupuncture and what you see on account of acupuncture is particularly taking part in alongside all of that vagus nerve.

Now, vagus comes from the Latin for vaga, which suggests to wander, so to go round in the physique. And in order that unimaginable nerves, goes to do a ton of jobs of issues that you simply don’t even take into consideration consciously. Okay. For instance, it’s going to assist to manage your coronary heart charge. Okay. It’s going to remind your coronary heart to beat, to have a beat. It’s going to decelerate your coronary heart’s throughout due to rest. It’s going to advertise a caloric regular pulse, when it must. It’s going to additionally steadiness your blood stress. It’s going to advertise your respiratory perform. Like the pondering, you don’t have to assume with the intention to breathe. , you’re doing that subconsciously. Nicely, that is the vagus nerve once more. It’s going to boost your digestion. It’s going to play a major function in the digestive course of, stimulating, producing abdomen acid and digestive enzymes. It’s going to assist us cut back irritation. We discuss a lot about irritation. It’s so vital. Help stress administration. And so many different issues. Nevertheless it’s going to help your emotional regulation. Okay, so it’s going to assist cut back nervousness. And cut back depressive signs when it’s actually working optimally.

Katie: What are a few of the issues that get in the method of the vagus nerve working optimally?

Diane: So imbalances. Imbalances in numerous elements of the physique will stop the vagus nerve from working optimally. So we’ll begin with the feelings. The feelings in Western science are nonetheless solely scratching the floor. It is a very new idea for us to just accept {that a} sure emotion may result in an imbalance. And even there, we like a one-to-one relationship the place issues are very black and white, however issues have much more nuance. For instance, in the event you search for the correlation between stress and most cancers, they’re going to say, oh, there’s no scientific proof that stress provokes most cancers. However in Western folklore, folks can really feel it. They’re like, nicely, it may well’t be confused for too lengthy. It’s actually not wholesome.

And what we’re going to do for feelings, we’re going to go right down to conventional Chinese language drugs. Since you see all of the information that we’ve got on the vagus nerve, and God is aware of like in the West, we’re very kind of male mindset, , guerrilla crowds of all of the stuff we all know. And so all of those descriptions are from the neck under. There isn’t any huge understanding of how do all of those cables and these wires plug in the mind, and how can they transfer completely different elements? So in the West, once we analyze feelings, we would say, Let’s take a look at Katie’s confused. Let’s take a look at Katie doing math. Let’s take a look at Katie, , doing a reminiscence recreation. Let’s take a look at Katie’s facet. And we’re going to determine which a part of the mind are energetic, however we’re nonetheless fully unable to hyperlink these elements of the mind and perceive what activated them in the first place from the nervous system perspective. We’re probably not there but. So subsequently, we’re going to just accept that and settle for how refined additionally Western science is and unimaginable at proving this stuff. However I’m referring a bit to conventional Chinese language drugs and Ayurveda to grasp it.

Now, in Ayurveda and conventional Chinese language drugs, the second I’m going to have an emotion, I’m going to impression completely different elements of my vagus nerve. And so the emotion goes to go in my mind someplace and it’s going to impression the vagus nerve. So let’s think about I’ve a job the place I do a number of odd pondering, okay? I feel all the time or there’s a state of affairs. I’m at work or in my life the place I’m simply continually, my mind is switched on. Okay, so it’s going to be right here. I’m pointing to my brow. My brow’s continually energetic. Nicely, that’s going to be linked in my vagus nerve to my abdomen spleen. And so my abdomen spleen, my capability to provide digestive enzymes and to interrupt down meals goes to be altered. And so my abdomen spleen system, which hyperlinks my brow to these digestive enzymes, is compromised as a result of I’m having that emotion of simply I’m continually pondering. So I’m going to wrestle to completely sleep. I could have ADHD. But in addition I’m going to not digest rather well. I’d really feel bloated. In an excessive case, I’m going to have a leaky intestine. That is the place now we’re going from I obsessively take into consideration one thing to having a leaky intestine.

Katie: And it feels like it is a way more well-known concept in Jap drugs than Western drugs, however are there areas the place Western drugs is conscious of or scientifically acknowledges that connection?

Diane: It’s fascinating. I begin with who did their investigation on the vagus nerve. It’s truly our youngsters. I don’t know in the event you’ve ever observed anybody of your little one, and I do know you’ve six, do that factor the place they eat an ice cream tremendous quick. And so they say, mind freeze. Have you ever ever seen this? It’s not their brow. It’s not their brow. In order that they eat the ice cream tremendous quick. And I discover it actually odd as a result of they eat one thing actually chilly. And it lands on their abdomen. That it goes on their head and says, mind freeze, however then it dissipates as a result of the physique goes to clearly heat the ice cream actually quick. It will possibly’t enter the remainder of the physique. It’s so chilly. And they also have discovered that connection, which the conventional Chinese language drugs docs have discovered a very long time in the past.

I discover in Western science, it’s actually in the sleep science that you will see that it the most. So, for instance, we’ll discover in the sleep science that as we go into deep sleep, the basal temperature of the physique goes to lower and the liver system, the liver organ goes to detox at the similar time as the mind, okay? So we’re going to begin to see a relationship between the liver and the mind. Additionally, if there’s an excessive amount of toxicity in the liver, individuals are going to get up between 1 to three am, continually. And so in that a part of the science, we see it. Now, if we return to the Western folklore, I feel anybody can agree that when you have a number of alcohol and you intoxicate your liver, you’re going to begin to be very humorous in your mind. After which you’ve a hangover. When you’ve the hangover, you don’t slap your brow like a toddler with a mind freeze. You go, oh my God, I’ve a hangover. Due to all programs, the liver system is the most linked to the mind and can also be the one which does the hormones. So sure, so you may see it in elements of Western science, so sleep science and elements of Western folklore.

Katie: That’s so fascinating. And it brings the query, so if this stuff can negatively have an effect on our vagus nerve and result in these issues, how can we greatest help the vagus nerve? Or how can we optimize it in order that it’s functioning optimally, particularly once we take into consideration that maybe this helps us to have a extra joyful emotional expertise as nicely?

Diane: Yeah, fully. So let’s think about, so girls who are suffering from migraines, for instance, most of them will cease having alcohol. As a result of they’re like, oh, my God, when I’ve alcohol, , it’s not 100% of the time, however oh, my God, this offers me a set off. And the ache that I’m experiencing in my mind is so immense that it, , removes the pleasure. And so what they’re going to do goes to enter a little bit of an elimination weight loss plan. They’re going to begin to say, okay, no extra wine, no extra cheese, no extra chocolate. They’re going to begin to keep away from these meals. And so a number of what we do in Western science or Western world, we begin to keep away from meals that might be actually powerful, so actually powerful and poisonous to digest for the physique. And so we do this.

Now, what we additionally do rather well is, , a number of us are going to go gluten-free. And that’s when the abdomen, the gastric juices are not capable of do a very good job. One in every of the first issues that’s going to be exhausting to digest goes to be gluten. So we take away them. So by eradicating them, we enable for extra focus, extra focus. Extra regular feelings. However what we are supposed to do, in my view, is we don’t take a look at deficiencies. And most ladies are extra poor than they’re in extra. And so melancholy or nervousness or incapability to focus may also come from, , being depleted of vitamins, proper? And sure, we will take dietary supplements and we do this lots. However, it’s going to nonetheless take time earlier than we’re fully capable of perceive how the physique absorbs these vitamins and how they get motion on the physique. So by having a very nutritious diet and seasonal and, , plant-based, et cetera, like we will actually assist the physique and help the physique features and subsequently, have a temper which is much more homogeneous.

Katie: And are there methods to bodily stimulate or profit the vagus nerve as nicely? So as an example, I’ve heard anecdotally the advice that even issues like singing will help stimulate the vagus nerve as a result of the vibration of the vocal cords. And I observed for me, satirically, once I began taking voice classes and singing, it appeared to assist course of feelings. But in addition that was round the time when my thyroid points began resolving. And I at all times questioned if there was a connection as a result of I used to be stimulating my vagus nerve extra.

Diane: Utterly, fully. So one factor to share with the mothers is sort of a good, , simply singing to your kids earlier than they go to mattress. I’ve like a small, brief listing of songs that they actually love, and I sing to them. And that could be a full approach to stimulate your vagus nerve and get the youngsters in mattress fortunately and peacefully as a result of it’s going to impression theirs as nicely. And their stress stage goes to go down. So singing, undoubtedly. A number of yoga posture, proper? Once you consider the solar salutation is an enormous therapeutic massage to the vagus nerve. Then if you take a look at Pilates as nicely, it’s going to assist. And so there have been scientific research that present that the mind structure of somebody who does a number of yoga goes to be barely completely different. And the suspicion is basically alongside that vagus nerve, various things are going on. Yeah. So all of these may be completed. A very good therapeutic massage as nicely with somebody who actually is aware of what they do, a standard Chinese language drugs therapeutic massage would additionally actually assist.

Katie: And based mostly on what you stated, it feels like a few of the Jap modalities may also be simply naturally extra useful for the vagus nerve as nicely. Issues like acupuncture or conventional Chinese language drugs, do these have an effect on the vagus nerve as nicely?

Diane: Sure, fully. And so taking issues finish to finish. So in the event you assume acupuncture goes to take one level and alongside all of those nerves, it’s going to assist to revive the steadiness that the nerve simply performs the place it must carry out. And so it’s fairly fascinating. In conventional Chinese language drugs, you’re going to see every time you’ve ache, ache is a blockage. So in the event you’ve ever skilled a way with a standard Chinese language drugs practitioner, they’re going to go in the direction of the ache. You’re like, whoa, this hurts. Like, cease doing that. Nicely, it hurts. Let’s simply go for it. And so that you’re like, why is that this particular person insisting? It’s hurting. And so they’re attempting to undo the downside at hand and attempting to essentially observe the place is your physique complaining? The place are there blockages alongside your vagus nerve? And, , can we undo them?

Katie: And also you talked about deficiencies as nicely. And I feel that is additionally in all probability quite common in fashionable society. And I’ve usually thought, , we’ve heard that we’re getting overfed and undernourished or that we’re consuming loads of energy, however not sufficient micronutrients. And I feel if possibly we simply shifted our mindset to focus on quantity of vitamins per meals as an alternative of energy per meals, we would get a bit of nearer to the purpose there. However are there frequent deficiencies that you simply see present up, particularly for girls and particularly associated to the issues we’re speaking about?

Diane: Completely. It is a grand query. Thanks, Katie. What I do observe is a number of girls can lack what known as in conventional Chinese language drugs, blood quantity. So they may both donate their blood or they’ve a copper IUD for a few years. They bleed lots. Or they’ve simply a number of blood loss, or they don’t make the blood that they lose quick sufficient. So in her fertility years, a lady goes to lose, the common girl goes to lose 23 to 28 liters of menstruation. So you are taking the man subsequent to her, it’s the nothingness taking place for him. For her, she’s going to need to re-reproduce 23 to 28 liters of menstruation. That’s huge. And that’s even the common girl. The lady who bleeds extra may lose double that.

And so what I see is a number of girls simply missing blood. And let’s think about that for a minute. So we will have two kinds of girls, one who has a genetic predisposition for migraines, and she’s going to have her mind complain. Her mind is like, mayday, mayday, we don’t have sufficient oxygen, we don’t have sufficient blood. Are you able to ship us extra? You’re taking a triptan, it’s going to contract your blood vessel, it’s going to pressure the blood into your mind, and you may really feel kind of okay. If you happen to don’t have migraines, you’ll really feel extraordinarily weak. You’ll really feel you’ve like a very dry pores and skin you can put, , oil and butter and it’s at all times dry. You’ll really feel you’ve a number of sugar cravings, sugar cravings earlier than your menstruation, sugar cravings if you’re confused. Sugar cravings if you’re drained. And you may additionally lose your hair.

And all of those are indicators that the physique is simply attempting to optimize the place can we put the blood as a result of we don’t have sufficient. You’re going to be both capable of assume or to digest or to train, or to , like, , digest. So your physique goes to be a bit of bit like a pc that doesn’t have sufficient web. It’s going to begin to shut various tabs. It’s going to maintain one open loaded. After which as soon as it’s completed, shut it, open a second one. And so that is your physique now.

Now, in the event you eat sugar, the candy taste goes to ship the blood to your limbs, okay? And so for a second, you’re going to have an impression of vitality. So that you’re capable of get the laundry completed and the lunchboxes and, , clear up the home. You could have that second of vitality as a result of the blood is concentrated in your limbs. You determined to reprioritize in your physique. However afterwards, you crash, and all of that blood goes again into the liver for digestive function. And you’re feeling actually drained once more. So now we’ve got once more an extra of junk meals that we ate, and we’ve got nonetheless that deficiency of blood quantity, that’s going to have an enormous impression on the vagus nerve and may give signs to girls which might be fully gaslighted and unseen in Western science. I feel in Western science, we would say {that a} girl has anemia, it’s type of a proxy for it, however it’s not, , you take a look at a pound of iron, it has little in frequent with, , like a liter of blood, like you may’t make one from the different in a single day, you want different materials to manufacture that blood. Does that make sense?

Katie: That does make sense. And I might guess many individuals listening and myself in the previous included have had kind of that medical gaslighting and been informed that issues have been “regular on labs” or that nothing was flawed when your physique’s telling you one thing fully completely different and type of having to change into our personal well being detective to determine what truly was going on and what our physique truly was asking for separate of our lab outcomes.

Diane: Yeah, fully, fully. And so what’s going to occur is that the girl’s going to have points and she may take drugs. And the extra she’s going to take remedy, the extra she’s going to intoxicate her liver, the extra her emotion will likely be anger feelings. And the extra, the much less the liver system goes to have sufficient room with the intention to produce the blood that it’s in command of producing. Does that make sense? And so she’s going to be extra and extra drained. She’s going to eat extra and extra sugar. She may have to medicate extra. And now she has, , anger emotions the place she feels actually, actually horrible. And he or she additionally feels nonetheless torpid. Additionally, her temper hormones, which are also produced by the liver system in conventional Chinese language drugs, are going to be throughout the place. And so she’s going to begin to have a very little impression of herself, , diminished self-confidence. And when her youngsters change into youngsters, she’s feeling actually, actually throughout the place.

Katie: That is smart. And again to the emotional facet as nicely. And to tie all this in, I might like to type of get an concept from you of what would optimum, like our optimum approach to exist to guard our vagus nerve perform and to stimulate it optimally and to deal with our feelings, our unfavorable feelings to have the higher vagus nerve perform and, and even day by day habits. What would that appear to be if we have been going to kind of reside in an optimum method for supporting vagus nerve perform?

Diane: Okay, I like your query. So that you’d get up. And I do know that sounds actually unrealistic, however you may do just a few solar salutations, simply waking up, stretching your backbone with your arms left and proper. After which getting in a downward canine, and then in a cobra place. And simply do this 3 times. And also you may really feel actually stiff, however it’s okay. Simply letting that vagus nerve have the option. You might need a routine that entails a little bit of yoga or Pilates. After which you’ll eat meals which might be in season, which might be actually, actually assorted, like completely different colours. However additionally, you will have optimum gastric juices that means you’ve discovered to grasp the right way to have actually sturdy gastric juices and you’re capable of fragment the meals to truly entry it. We are saying that, we’re what we eat it’s truly we’re what we eat, comma and take in. After which we’ll have feelings that make us human. Generally we’ll really feel a bit offended. Generally we’ll really feel a bit unhappy. Generally we’ll really feel a bit joyful. However we’re by no means going to have that, we’re by no means going to let ourselves keep in that emotion for a chronic time frame. Yeah, and so we’re capable of simply cruise alongside.

There’s this unimaginable metaphor that I’ve heard not too long ago, which known as Be Water. And so it’s the concept that water could be very highly effective. If it goes in a cup, it’s a cup. If it goes in a bowl, it’s a bowl. And when the water goes as a river and it meets an impediment, it’s not going to go and make a boiling or simply go upwards or go loopy. It’s going to avoid it. And if there’s a gap, it’s going to fill the gap all the method it must fill it and then go over it. And if there’s a small mountain or a big mountain, stopping it to succeed in the sea, it’s going to go round it. And so it’s the concept of life may be actually, actually powerful. And you may really feel in these moments of the impediment pondering, why me? Why once more? We are able to simply be like water and go on with it and simply, , circulation. And I feel that’s a, typically if you’re in these conditions, simply pondering that’s be water, it simply actually brings your senses to a stage of calm and brings your vagus nerve again to being grounded and to determine, subsequently, to liberate the vitality in your mind to determine what to do subsequent.

Katie: Oh, that’s such a great metaphor. And I do know we talked in our first episode about I like that you simply stated feelings in themselves are constructive. It’s that once we get caught in any of them for too lengthy, that it’s a unfavorable expertise. Is that additionally true for what we’d historically name constructive feelings? In different phrases, is it by some means dangerous to get caught in pleasure or to get caught in gratitude or happiness?

Diane: Completely. Being caught in pleasure in conventional Chinese language drugs may be very a lot related with a coronary heart assault. And so being caught in pleasure could be very harmful. Pleasure is a part of the coronary heart system. And it is best to have some stage of pleasure, however not a continuing stage of pleasure. Completely. Yeah, in the event you additionally, , let’s think about you’ve hazard coming at you. There’s actual issues in life, proper? And also you’re very affected person or very nonetheless. You’ll be eaten, proper? Take the metaphor of, , being in the jungle or take the metaphor of getting your youngsters being threatened by all kinds of social media issues. If you happen to’re very nonetheless and you don’t take motion, you’re very considering and constructive, nonetheless your little one’s going to get actually damage.

So there’s actually a necessity for intervention, a necessity for getting offended at the state of affairs, a should be barely confused or barely apprehensive. And that’s what’s going to get you to take the proper plan of action. If issues caught once more, like we talked in the final podcast, issues caught in the emotion goes to be very unfavorable and it’s going to plunge the vagus nerve into an enormous stage of imbalance, okay? So, let’s think about if we evaluate it again to the tree, or you may evaluate the vagus nerve to an orchestra, proper? And if the controller of the orchestra solely focuses on the drum, that’s all you hear, and the music doesn’t play nicely. And in order that’s what not permitting to remain caught in that emotion at is. And so, yeah, that relationship is basically vital.

Katie: Nicely, I feel even that acknowledgment of feelings not being dangerous themselves and then that they may, they’re universally constructive additionally will help keep away from that entice of feeling responsible if we’ve got a unfavorable emotion or that like worry, guilt, disgrace cycle associated to feelings that we’re having and additionally helps us view them as extra transient in realizing it’s not the emotion that’s dangerous, it’s being caught in it. So we’re already in a mindset of feelings being transient and having the ability to transfer via us. However I additionally know from having completed a few of this work in my very own life that even being conscious of it, typically it’s a bit of exhausting to be taught to rewrite our tales internally or to ask ourselves higher questions or to present ourselves higher psychological statements. Do you’ve any ideas for folks on studying the inside work of the feelings?

Diane: Are you able to deep dive on your query a bit extra?

Katie: Yeah. So as an example, I turned conscious of how I might have feelings associated to once I was having thyroid points and I might really feel very negatively about that. Or I might be asking what I might view as unfavorable questions like, why is that this so exhausting or why can’t I get higher or why is it so exhausting to shed weight? And I slowly discovered to kind of rewrite these tales in my head to say in a extra constructive sense, like, how can I get higher? How can I make it straightforward and enjoyable to heal or no matter the query could also be? However I do know it wasn’t an in a single day course of both, that I used to be not less than a gradual learner in studying the right way to consciously shift my emotional states. So do you’ve any ideas for people who find themselves intending to start to be taught to rewrite that course of and have a more healthy relationship with their feelings?

Diane: Yeah, I feel typically simply fixing your self on one thing else. It’s actually exhausting if I inform you, consider a banana and don’t consider a banana. In each circumstances I’ve stated the phrase banana. And so it’s, , instantly that yellow factor pops up in your mind. But when I say, consider a banana, as an alternative of claiming, don’t consider a banana, I am going cherries, cherries, cherries. , prefer it simply sounds quite simple, however it simply rewires what you consider. I feel lots of people are speaking about, , manifesting in the universe. And I feel manifesting one thing else actually helps to transition in that emotion quicker.

One other one I discover is, , how you are able to do, , gratitudes at the finish of the day, and you’re presupposed to possibly have a ebook and write them down, like realistically as a mother, you don’t have your gratitude journal essentially subsequent to your mattress in the event you do, superb. However almost definitely, not less than on holidays, you gained’t have them. One trick is to take a gorgeous second and put it on an organ. So you may see, I had that fantastic stroll with my son on the seaside, and we had this, , profound dialog I used to be simply not anticipating. And I’m going to place that unimaginable reminiscence on my thyroid. And only a second to affiliate possibly that organ with one other sensation and one other reminiscence and kind of rewire it like that.

Katie: I like that tip. That’s an awesome concept. And I’m going to play with that in visualization and see how that goes. I like the whole lot we’ve gotten to speak about immediately. And I do know that you’ve got a lot extra past what we’ve been capable of cowl in these podcast episodes. The place can folks discover you on-line and continue learning from you and work with you immediately in the event that they’re experiencing migraines or actually something that they’re working on resolving?

Diane: Sure, so migraine, mynectarhealth.com is the web site. Or @mynectarhealth is the deal with. We even have a podcast that was impressed by the work known as Migraine Heroes. And so you may take the check on-line. And from the check, you may actually put all of those signs that you’ve got and these illness you’ve in your life that aren’t making sense. And that’s in kind of a 97 questionnaire, which is kind of unimaginable. After which we debrief on, okay, explaining to you and understanding, okay, what are these imbalances and what do they imply? And the right way to sort out them or to revive that steadiness so that each one of those signs that seem from all of those feelings and information of life can dissipate.

Katie: I find it irresistible. I’ll make sure that all of that’s linked in the present notes as a result of you’ve been a voice of rationalization to one thing that I’ve noticed in my very own life and that I feel so many individuals can profit from and, in fact, have already got via your work. And I’m so grateful for the work that you simply do and particularly for all that you simply’ve shared with us immediately. So thanks for being right here.

Diane: Thanks a lot for having me, Katie.

Katie: And thanks, as at all times, for sharing your most dear assets, your time, your vitality, and your consideration with us immediately. We’re each so grateful that you simply did. And I hope that you’ll be a part of me once more on the subsequent episode of The Wellness Mama Podcast.

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