How To Release Trauma From the Body | Dr. Brad

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🗓️ 4 February 2025

⏱️ 75 minutes

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NordVPN is the sponsor of this episode. Go to: nordvpn.com/cys The link will give you 4 extra months on the 2-year plan. There's no risk with Nord’s 30-day money-back guarantee! Dr. Bradley Nelson is the author of The Emotion Code. In this episode Dr. Brad demonstrates how to identify and release emotional baggage using muscle testing and the Emotion Code method. We also talk about the nature of the subconscious mind, energy healing, inherited emotional trauma, the impact of emotional baggage on various health conditions, and the potential benefits of using energy medicine to improve overall well-being. Find more of Dr. Brad's work at: Discoverhealing.com drbradleynelson.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Trapped emotions affecting physical health.
0:08.5	Is that right?
0:09.4	Yes, exactly.
0:10.2	So I practiced as a holistic chiropractic physician for about 18 years.
0:18.3	And I was really obsessed with getting to the real underlying
0:25.0	causes of my patient's problems, right? I mean, I kind of figured that's what they were paying
0:29.9	me for was to actually fix them. Excuse me. And so, um, so I was studying everything that I could,
0:37.4	um, you know, ancient things, modern things, things that were accepted, things that were not accepted. I would try anything and whatever worked I tended to stick with and things that didn't work. You know, I discarded. And I also had this habit of asking for help from up above with everybody that I saw
0:56.3	because I figured, you know, God got me into this thing. And so maybe, you know, I could use all the
1:01.5	help I could get. Well, as time went on, I gradually began to learn something that was really
1:09.2	interesting. And that was, I was a computer programmer. I took
1:13.2	a, my first programming, my first and only computer programming class in 1980 when I was going to
1:20.6	college. I needed one more class to round out my schedule. And the only class that fit the schedule was his class on computer programming.
1:29.3	And I was not interested in that at all, but I took the class because it fit. And all of a sudden
1:33.6	found out, oh my gosh, I'm a complete nerd. I had no idea. So I became a computer programmer. And that's
1:39.7	what I did before I became a doctor. So what I gradually began to realize was that the subconscious mind of every single patient
1:50.5	of mine was really a computer in a way.
1:57.2	You know, we all have a conscious mind where we spend all of our waking hours.
2:00.8	But then we also all have this subconscious mind where we spend all of our waking hours, but then we also
2:01.8	all have this subconscious mind that's keeping our hearts beating and, you know, creating
2:06.2	millions of new cells every minute and so on. And what I began to realize was that the subconscious
2:12.3	mind could be communicated with. And it was really interesting. And I, you know, I don't think I'm the one that
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