Dr. Kelly Brogan

And the most important thing I would put on the list these days is a relaxed system, that isn't otherwise available through the the habits that we have of relating to ourselves with and through rejection.

And the most important thing I would put on the list these days is a relaxed system, that isn't otherwise available through the the habits that we have of relating to ourselves with and through rejection.

And the most important thing I would put on the list these days is a relaxed system, that isn't otherwise available through the the habits that we have of relating to ourselves with and through rejection.

Yes. And this has been the through line, I guess, in my work from the health reclamation side of things. I was diagnosed with an autoimmune, so-called autoimmune condition called Hashimoto's thyroiditis, what feels like a million lifetimes ago now, after my first pregnancy. And I was a completely, like total normie, like a completely...

Yes. And this has been the through line, I guess, in my work from the health reclamation side of things. I was diagnosed with an autoimmune, so-called autoimmune condition called Hashimoto's thyroiditis, what feels like a million lifetimes ago now, after my first pregnancy. And I was a completely, like total normie, like a completely...

Yes. And this has been the through line, I guess, in my work from the health reclamation side of things. I was diagnosed with an autoimmune, so-called autoimmune condition called Hashimoto's thyroiditis, what feels like a million lifetimes ago now, after my first pregnancy. And I was a completely, like total normie, like a completely...

in the matrix like card carrying cult member of the allopathic medical system. And somehow I had this dissonant inner opportunity arise that, you know, where I just said, I don't want to take a prescription for the rest of my life. Like I am not interested.

in the matrix like card carrying cult member of the allopathic medical system. And somehow I had this dissonant inner opportunity arise that, you know, where I just said, I don't want to take a prescription for the rest of my life. Like I am not interested.

in the matrix like card carrying cult member of the allopathic medical system. And somehow I had this dissonant inner opportunity arise that, you know, where I just said, I don't want to take a prescription for the rest of my life. Like I am not interested.

And I also had a lot of patients at the time who were on Synthroid and were taking a thyroid support medication and they just didn't ever really feel well. So I also had that disincentive. And so that set me off. My investment in not taking a prescription for the rest of my life set me off on

And I also had a lot of patients at the time who were on Synthroid and were taking a thyroid support medication and they just didn't ever really feel well. So I also had that disincentive. And so that set me off. My investment in not taking a prescription for the rest of my life set me off on

And I also had a lot of patients at the time who were on Synthroid and were taking a thyroid support medication and they just didn't ever really feel well. So I also had that disincentive. And so that set me off. My investment in not taking a prescription for the rest of my life set me off on

on this path to exploring what my other option was, which was to stay with myself, to be on the team of my own body and to see what the message was like, why the hell is this happening? Like, what does it mean in my narrative that I have developed, um, you know, these symptoms postpartum and that I could, you know, view this as, um, my body is broken. Something is wrong with me. I need to fix it.

on this path to exploring what my other option was, which was to stay with myself, to be on the team of my own body and to see what the message was like, why the hell is this happening? Like, what does it mean in my narrative that I have developed, um, you know, these symptoms postpartum and that I could, you know, view this as, um, my body is broken. Something is wrong with me. I need to fix it.

on this path to exploring what my other option was, which was to stay with myself, to be on the team of my own body and to see what the message was like, why the hell is this happening? Like, what does it mean in my narrative that I have developed, um, you know, these symptoms postpartum and that I could, you know, view this as, um, my body is broken. Something is wrong with me. I need to fix it.

So colluding against the body, typically with the conventional medical system, is so programmed into our awareness that I actually have quite a small group of colleagues who have broken out of that.

So colluding against the body, typically with the conventional medical system, is so programmed into our awareness that I actually have quite a small group of colleagues who have broken out of that.

So colluding against the body, typically with the conventional medical system, is so programmed into our awareness that I actually have quite a small group of colleagues who have broken out of that.

So it's so rare that even if you understand a lot of victim dynamics in relationship, so you understand the zero-sum game of a romantic partnership, wherever you are finger-pointing and blaming your partner, you're fundamentally undermining the capacity that this union has to offer you the experience that you want. A lot of people can start to get that. How can I stay on my partner's team?

So it's so rare that even if you understand a lot of victim dynamics in relationship, so you understand the zero-sum game of a romantic partnership, wherever you are finger-pointing and blaming your partner, you're fundamentally undermining the capacity that this union has to offer you the experience that you want. A lot of people can start to get that. How can I stay on my partner's team?