#33 Healing without suffering w/ Dr. Russell Jaffe, Donnie Yance and Oscar Sierra

What if the thing your doctors say they can't fix… has already been figured out by a guy who fixed it on himself? In this powerful episode, Julie sits down with Trevor Clark—herbalist, researcher, and neuropathy survivor—who spent 7 years with his hands and feet feeling like they were stuck in burning embers before he cracked the code. Trevor's not just talking theory. He broke his spine in a car wreck at 17, woke up from spinal fusion surgery with crippling neuropathy, was declared permanently disabled at 18, and was told the painkillers keeping him alive would eventually destroy his liver. You'll discover: Why 30–50% of chemo patients end up with neuropathy—and why most doctors have almost nothing in their toolbox to treat it The difference between chemo-induced, diabetic, inflammation-induced, and trauma-induced neuropathy—and why the cause changes everything about treatment How a combination of research-backed supplements and traditional herbs can produce noticeable results in as little as 2–4 weeks Why some herbs you'd take for nerve health also boost natural killer cell activity—a beautiful secondary benefit for cancer survivors The critical question Trevor asks every client: are you currently in treatment or post-treatment? Because some things that heal you after chemo could be toxic during it Why starting sooner matters—but even years-long neuropathy isn't a lost cause (Trevor's was almost 7 years old when it finally went away). Resources mentioned: Trevor Clark's practice: neuropathyherbalist.com Contact Trevor directly: [email protected] Listen to Trevor's full survivor story: MOJO Rising Episode — What Do Survivors Do Differently? with Trevor Clark Connect with Trevor Clark: Website: neuropathyherbalist.com Email: [email protected]

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What if the stories you tell yourself are literally changing your biology? In this mind-blowing episode, Julie sits down with Dr. Brenda Stockdale, a nationally recognized pioneer in psychoneuroimmunology who's spent over 20 years proving that your thoughts can be medicine.

What does it mean to truly redefine yourself after a life-altering experience like cancer? Join us as Rachel Minion, a marketing professional and fierce appendix cancer warrior, shares her transformative journey of transitioning to life after cancer. Rachel delves into the emotional and mental strategies she employed to redefine her identity, using empowering words like "warrior" and "force" to shape her daily life and interactions. She shares practical techniques such as writing affirmations and placing reminders around her home to internalize these new definitions of strength and resilience. We'll also explore the importance of regular health screenings, the role of good nutrition, and how these elements contribute to a healthier, more empowered post-cancer life. Finally, we wrap up with a focus on living with purpose and resilience. We discuss the significance of knowledge and energy management, the value of community support, and the continuous evolution of identity beyond cancer. Tune in to be inspired by Rachel's story and gain valuable insights into making cancer treatment more bearable.