by Julie Genser
Exciting news! The Limbic Recovery Foundation (“LRF”) has been formed to focus on the recovery and prevention of Limbic System Disorders, including multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS), chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), fibromyalgia (FMS) and electromagnetic sensitivity (ES). LRF was founded by a neuroscientist and graduate of the
Dynamic Neural Retraining System™ (DNRS™) who recovered from severe chemical sensitivities through neural retraining and wanted to give back in this powerful way.
The mission of LRF is to lead the fight to cure and treat limbic system disorders through cutting-edge research and to empower patients with Limbic System Disorders to live fuller lives by providing compassionate care and support to patients and their caregivers. They will carry out this mission via four primary activities:
1. Research – fund scientific research grants to doctors/scientists aimed at identifying the underlying causes and potential cures for Limbic System Disorders;
2. Public and Professional Education - develop awareness and...
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Julie Genser
“
Change happens when the pain of staying the same is greater than the pain of change.” ― Tony Robbins
The time had come for me to leave. I moved to the chemically sensitive neighborhood in rural Snowflake, Arizona in June 2008 for a four month trial period and stayed almost five years. The community had provided solace and refuge for me when most other neighborhoods in the U.S. had been tortuous due to my severe chemical and electrical sensitivities. I found a low-EMF, chemical free warehouse-like home built for my sensitivities with high ceilings, a concrete floor, and foiled walls on 40 acres. The space was full of light and incredible rolling views, and its Williamsburg industrial loft aesthetic reminded me of my NYC roots. I felt like a very lucky girl.
But over time, as I slowly healed and my opportunities for life expanded ever so subtly, the chemical free open loft...
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April 28th, 2013 in
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Cort Johnson of Health Rising
CDC Definition Whacked: Study Suggests New Interpretation for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)
In Wyller’s eyes chronic fatigue syndrome is not a ‘chronic fatigue’ disorder; it’s an autonomic nervous system disorder. Wyller has been studying ME/CFS for about five years; he knows the vast array of symptoms present in this disease and one gets the feeling he’s more than a little tweaked at the overwhelming focus on fatigue.
As well he should… this disorder is, after all, very, very good at producing all sorts of symptoms; why bury all that richness under one symptom? Once fatigue was put in the name it was inevitable that that symptom took central stage but that doesn’t mean other symptoms won’t end up being more important.
Wyller’s results indicate you never know what’s going to pop out in a study..and how it might redefine what you’re studying.
A New Focus: the More Severely Ill
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by T-Can
republished from T-Can’s Planet Thrive blog with permission
I remember when I was in the thick of hypersensitivity with MCS, almost everything man-made set me off with some level of reaction. Heavy perfumes and cleaning chemicals are one thing--even when I didn't have MCS I found some of those products unpleasant, sometimes leaving me with common-cold-like symptoms or itching. With MCS, however, even my office colleague chomping on an innocent stick of gum would spark a splitting headache and brain fog.
One day last spring (before I realized that chewing gum had become off-limits for me) I purchased a pack of orange-flavoured gum. I had put it in my jacket pocket and forgotten about it while working at my desk. All day long I was battling headaches. My face and lips were burning to the point of numbness, my eyesight was blurred, and I kept smelling a strong, most horrible chemical scent. Later that...
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by Julie
Diana Rose Kottle was a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and self-described highly sensitive person (HSP). She healed herself of severe environmental sensitivities using Total Body Modification (TBM), Matrix Energetics,
Faster EFT and related modalities. She is now a Matrix Energetics Certified Practitioner, Faster EFT Certified Practitioner and Life & Wellness Coach who
guides others using the skill set she learned throughout her own recovery. Diana suffered from almost all the syndromes associated with biotoxin illness and chemical injury: lyme disease, mold illness, chronic fatigue syndrome, chemical sensitivity, electromagnetic sensitivity, vibration and sound sensitivity - you name it, she had it. Her recovery is truly remarkable. She now considers herself to be 97% healed, and has the freedom to travel, attend workshops all over the country, and live the life that she dreamed of.
Diana shares her experience with
Faster EFT on the below two videos. I am also...
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July 27th, 2012 in
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by Susan
Within three days of reading
T-Can's posts (and implementing an organic, personalized training program of my own right on the spot) these are the changes I experienced:
1. I'm not in this alone - not ever. I have a powerful internal team of guides that fully support me (visualization is a beautiful, colorful tool for me) in this sweet, sweet work of growth and discovery.
I had identified with these guides for years but never have I felt this sense of dynamic, playful (so important), effective support. This has been key!!
2. I am always SAFE - always. I am as safe as I ever was at my Grandma's house (my safe place). I can go there anytime, anyplace and feel the experience of being there - emotion free, easy contentment, simple enjoyment.
3. I immediately realized how often I experienced a fear response (it had become my default state of being) especially in relationship to...
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by T-Can
main text republished from T-Can’s Planet Thrive blog with permission
Why FasterEFT?
• faster and deeper changes
• simple to apply
• easily remembered to apply in daily experiences
• quickly transforms core issues related traumas and limited beliefs
• you do not have to say “Even though” to get powerful changes
• works with people who do not visualize well
• works with people who have no memories of an issue
• no searching for words to say when you tap
• you can do it mentally or physically because of the simple tapping process
• no long scripts to memorize
• FasterEFT creates ultimate forgiveness. You gain great wisdom and your life will become what you desire. - from
fasterEFT.com
Whether you are experiencing a real exposure or merely conjuring one up in your mind (e.g. imagine yourself chained to a perfume counter, with opened bottles all around you), focus on how it makes you feel. Fear? Anxiety? You want...
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by Julie Genser
Hundreds - if not thousands - of people have been using the
DNRS™ and
Gupta Amygdala Retraining™ programs over the past few years to successfully heal their chemical sensitivity, chronic fatigue syndrome, electrical sensitivity, fibromyalgia, chronic pain, depression, as well as PTSD, OCD and other anxiety related disorders. The large majority of these people have removed themselves from both the virtual and physical "illness communities" they may have been a part of in the past in order to heal and move forward with their lives. Many of these people do not end up coming back to share their stories, as they have moved on from the days of illness and are happily living their lives out with a whole new cast of characters. We're happy for them - thrilled, actually! - but those of us still struggling with brain retraining, or not yet convinced of the efficacy of the programs,...
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by
Kath
Before starting you’ll need:
• A knowledge of
EFT;
• An understanding of
how EFT works (a must see);
• A quiet, undisturbed place, for approximately 30 minutes twice daily;
• Persistence, patience and a tolerance for repetition.
What this free program provides:
• A 3 tier tapping routine which lets you vent and gives your mind direction;
• A short tapping routine which lets you see that you have control over RES;
• A phrase which tells your mind why it’s time for change;
• Links to non-lyrical music which complement this program.
Getting started:
• Before each session drink a glass of water.
• While tapping, listen to this non-lyrical
music using ear buds.
• Make sure to glance at the accompanying images while reading.
• Read out loud with conviction (e.g., hopeful, happy, sad, mad).
• Remember to fully exhale between rounds as well as pay attention to any tension in your body.
• Repeat the entire Red Ear script including the Reward Sequence,...
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Kath
I was still finding RES very resistant to change. I didn’t know what my ears were going to do next (be hot, cold, red or turn multiple times throughout the day). All I knew for certain was that I still had no control over something happening.
Day 24: I developed a routine which I’ve called the "Reward Sequence." The first time I used it I was able to stop my ears from turning hot and red three times over the course of an evening. The fourth time my ear tried turning I was too mentally exhausting to stop it from happening.
I was elated with my discovery. I now had a tool I knew worked to help stop or at least communicate a message to my brain that I wanted change. Based on my past MCS successes I knew this little routine would become less tiring and easier to use with practice.
...the resulting recovery from...Read More »
