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A teenager who'd failed math all year got an A on her final. The only thing that changed was one question about a memory she didn't know she had. Susan Davis calls it releasing trapped emotions. After 23 years of hands-on healing work, three years running a suicide prevention program, and training under a neurosurgeon who spent decades studying energy medicine, she's built a method for finding the exact moment something got wired into the body, and unwiring it. Not through talk therapy. Thro...
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