Liz Moody

Or then they start to explain it.

They're like, actually, here's what's funny about that.

You're like, no, no, I got it.

I got it.

Okay, so that is the internal piece.

Are there any other pragmatic internal steps for that part of the equation?

Sure.

Or should we move on to the external?

Okay, talk to me about the external parts.

What were the other things that you were doing at this time to get out of this place that you were in with your health?

So you've kind of remade your treatment team on the Western medical side.

Do you still take medication for your Hashimoto's?

Did you treat your cancer with chemo or radiation?

Like how did that side of things fit in?

Which a lot of people with Hashimoto's particularly don't do gluten.

Exactly.

Because the way the gluten molecule mimics the thyroid molecule in your body.

Well, and what I like about the work that you're doing is you're not saying like, if you have cancer, don't get chemo.

If you have an autoimmune disease, don't go talk to your doctor.

You're saying, if you work on this part of being your authentic self, of not self-silencing, you'll be able to show up at your doctor's appointments in a completely different way that's gonna exponentially maximize your results that you're gonna get and speed up the healing.