Rachel Lambert

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256 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 10 Jul

Rachel Lambert’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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You actually reversed your bipolar completely naturally.
You can teach the brain how to correct that activity.
Then you have the opportunity to reallocate where that energy is put in the brain.
You're essentially teaching the brain to do what the medication is doing synthetically, organically from a learning perspective.
Everybody has different patterns, right?
From an intellectual standpoint.
This is why there's CEOs of companies.
This is why there's people that are engineers.
And this is why there's creatives.
So it's not that our brains are messed up, but oftentimes our brains lack the ability to state shift exceptionally well.
And so our brain will get stuck in different physiological states, right?
And this is then when people have blind spots where they can't focus or they're feeling anxious or they can't fall asleep at night.
So we are under the belief that your brain is never broken.
Your brain is always neuroplastic.
It's always willing to change and it's capable of change, but you just have to give it that catalyst in which to do so.
How many people do you know, friends, family members, that are just self-diagnosed ADHD?
When the fact truly is 0% of people, 0% of people that actually have either self-proclaimed ADHD or they have a diagnosis of diagnosis of ADHD have actually looked at the very organ that creates symptomology in the first place, right?
We are not as a society measuring the brain before creating a diagnosis or a plan.
All we do is look at symptomology.
And so what we believe is if you're curious about ADHD or insomnia or
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