Feel like supplements work for a little bit then they stop?  Do you tend to have a lot of adverse reactions to medications, herbs or therapies?  Have you been to a lot of medical providers and not getting results with their protocols?  If you answered yes to any of these questions, you're not alone. The amount of stress and trauma one has experienced in their life can be stored in the body and impact treatment interventions and outcomes. Kymber Maulden experienced the same phenomenon and it inspired her to become a nutrition consultant and women's health coach who takes a somatic and trauma-informed approach to women's health. She blending nutrition, somatic therapies & applied neurology to offer women a well-rounded and deep set of tools for addressing their long-term self-healing needs. In this episode of The Health Fix Podcast, Dr. Jannine Krause interviews Kymber Maulden on the importance of taking into account the impact of one's life experiences on their nervous system and how she's blending nutrition, somatic therapy and applied neurology to help women optimize their health. 

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

• Why those with complex trauma and higher ACE scores are more prone to chronic illness and longer healing times
• The importance of understanding your nervous system response to stress is helpful to determine your natural healing process
• How medical trauma plays out in your ability to optimize your health 
• Why knowing if you’re better suited to move or be still when you’re stressed
• Insights into applied functional neurology and how it can help you manage stress
• Why it's important to address the nervous system before embarking on complex health protocols

 

Resources From The Show:

• Kymber Maulden's Website