Why Healing Can Make You Feel Sick and How Trauma Gets Stored in the Body
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Why Healing Can Make You Feel Sick and How Trauma Gets Stored in the Body
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Have you ever cried unexpectedly after a breakthrough conversation… felt physically exhausted after emotional healing… or even had digestive issues after processing something difficult?
You might not be imagining it.
Your body stores emotional experiences in the nervous system. And when those experiences finally begin to process, the body often responds physically.
In this episode, Lauren explores the connection between trauma, the nervous system, and emotional release, including a personal story about a healing conversation that led to an unexpected physical response the next day.
This episode blends neuroscience, somatic psychology, and real-life experience to explain why healing isn’t just emotional — it’s biological.
Key takeaway: Your body isn’t overreacting. It’s processing what it finally feels safe enough to release.
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