Today we're going to talk about eight different ways that you can heal your trauma.

I'm talking about physical trauma without medication.

I stumbled on one therapy that I've never heard about even in practice and it was amazing and I wish I would have known about this

when I was in practice because I could have helped a lot more people at the the heart of trauma, okay, we are dealing with

inflammation. Inflammation is part of the healing response. You can't heal

without it, but the problem is when it crosses over into chronic inflammation, which I am an expert at that because I have a lot of old injuries and I think to be an expert in anything you'd have to have results in it and relating to

inflammation I do have that but I want to deviate just for a minute on this topic of

inflammation and cancer.

because inflammation is the most potent carcinogen,

which is really interesting.

You know when people think about carcinogens, they think about smoking or junk foods. But the common theme of a lot of things that can turn into

cancer involve inflammation. In fact, cancer spreads into areas of inflammation. But there's something called the Warburg effect.

So cancer came from a normal cell. Something about that cell became damaged and then the cell had a plan B and shifted to a different type of metabolism which involves the fermentation of glucose.

Now immune cells also follow the same pathway. In fact a lot of

chronic disease type conditions are also using this warburg effect and I didn't even know this until recently and I found it very interesting.

Now there's a certain test that you can do for cancer called a pet scan where they're scanning the body

for areas of high metabolism of glucose to locate

where cancer cells are growing but it also identifies inflammation as well.

So my question is how do you differentiate between inflammation and cancer cells?

And I haven't found that information yet.

I'll be looking into that.

But just the fact that it can pick up inflammation is interesting.

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