Many people struggling with chronic symptoms describe themselves the same way: Sensitive.

Sensitive to stress.

In this episode neural retraining specialist, Madeleine Lowry, explores the connection between high sensitivity, nervous system reactivity, and immune dysregulation.

Drawing from research on Highly Sensitive People (HSPs) and the science of psychoneuroimmunology, she explains why people with sensitive nervous systems are more prone to developing chronic symptoms such as inflammation, sensitivities, fatigue, and immune imbalance.

But sensitivity is not simply a liability.

The same nervous system traits that make someone more reactive to stress can also make them especially responsive to neural retraining and mind-body healing approaches.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

What it means to be a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP)

Why sensitive nervous systems often become overloaded in modern life

The connection between stress responses and immune dysregulation

Why sensitive individuals are more likely to develop food, chemical, and environmental sensitivities

How unresolved emotional stress can amplify nervous system reactivity

Why advanced neural retraining can be particularly effective for sensitive people

How sensitivity can become a strength in the healing process

If you’ve ever felt like your body reacts to everything—or that your nervous system is constantly on high alert—this episode will help you understand why that happens and what you can do about it.

Learn more about subconscious neural retraining and how it can support emotional and physical wellbeing. 

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