Trauma Rewired23 Sep 2022

The Magic Tea & the Tumor

The Magic Tea & the Tumor

Season 02, Episode 20

We, as humans, are more powerful than we can fathom. We have the ability to heal with our minds and our bodies at such high levels, only when given the opportunity.

Sometimes, to get to that awareness, it takes opening up parts of our minds that have been dormant for a long time. That is where plant medicine comes in.

Plant medicine, when used in a safe and controlled environment, has the ability to open our mind and heart up in ways that can transform us from the inside out.

This is something host Jennifer Wallace experienced after receiving her breast cancer diagnosis, and was called to plant medicine treatment. The treatment had a profound affect on Jennifer, in that it changed the way she saw her breast cancer and inevitably the way she healed it.

This is a powerful episode that will open your mind to a new way of healing, integrating plant medicine and neurosomatic intelligence to create a powerful combination of intense transformation and healing.

Tune in to hear Jennifer's story and how you can connect with her to start your healing journey.

Topics discussed in this episode:

How plant medicine benefited Jennifer in her healing
Jennifer's story of her breast cancer diagnosis
Jennifer's first plant medicine experience
The power of our body and mind
The courage to see where you are out of alignment
Importance of having integration guidance
You are the medicine

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