Send us a textIn this episode, Emma and I dive deep into what we call “the opiates of the masses” — the everyday substances and habits that keep people disconnected from their bodies and inner truth. We explore how foods like gluten can dull the mind, inflame the gut, and contribute to a cascade of physical and emotional imbalances. We also shed light on the lesser-known issue of oxalate overload, revealing how even so-called “healthy” foods can contribute to pain, fatigue, and inflammation when the body is out of balance.But more than just identifying what’s harming us, we focus on the path to true healing from the inside out — how to restore the body’s innate intelligence through nourishment, awareness, and energetic alignment. This conversation is about waking up from the modern fog, reclaiming sovereignty over your health, and remembering that healing is not just physical — it’s emotional, energetic, and spiritual.Connect with Emma Goodwin:Instagram: @timelesscookeryWebsite: timelesscookery.com My book, 29 Days: The Self-Love Leap is your guide to making 29 meaningful, healthy lifestyle changes - one per day - that will help you unlock the best version of yourself. These aren't overwhelming, unrealistic goals. They're practical, empowering steps that fit into your daily life and help you create habits that promote self-love, balance, and optimal health. PURCHASE ON AMAZON HERE. Get Patched! Start Breathing & Find Your Flow! Support the showStay Connected with Elizabeth Join the Fusion Community! Sign Up for Elizabeth's Newsletter Website: www.fusionbodyworkandwellness.comInstagram: @fusionbodyworkandwellness@theselfloveleap_Find her latest on YouTube GET PATCHED! Order Elizabeth's Book 29 Days: The Self-Love Leap Elevate Your Healing Toolbox with Musical BreathworkBecome the Sex Goddess You Are with Vaginal Gymnastics & PompoirSave 15 % on PRoZe products when you use PROMO CODE: FusionWellness

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