🇺🇸 This category is where I share my journey with chronic illness—from Epstein-Barr and post-viral fatigue to EMF sensitivity and nervous system healing.
🇳🇱 In deze categorie deel ik mijn reis met chronische klachten—van Epstein-Barr en post-virale vermoeidheid tot EMF-gevoeligheid en herstel van mijn zenuwstelsel.
🇪🇸 En esta categoría comparto mi camino con enfermedades crónicas—desde Epstein-Barr y fatiga post-viral hasta sensibilidad a los EMF y sanación del sistema nervioso.
For years, I chalked up my constant hunger and love for red meat to a fast metabolism—maybe even an overactive imagination. My mom, on the other hand, had a more… creative theory: a lintworm was living inside me, stealing all my nutrients. (Spoiler: no lintworm.)
What I did discover was far more interesting. My blood type—O negative—holds real clues about why my body thrives on animal protein. But how do you know if your cravings are trying to tell you something too?
Most people don’t think about the amygdala—a tiny almond-shaped structure in the brain. But for me, it has shaped my entire life. Literally. After discovering that mine is enlarged, a lot of pieces started falling into place: the constant sense of danger as a child, the hypersensitivity, the quick emotional flooding, and even my electromagnetic sensitivity. This post breaks down what the amygdala does, how it becomes overactive or oversized, and why understanding this part of the brain has been a huge turning point in my self-healing and emotional mastery.
What if your deepest exhaustion wasn’t “just tired”—but mitochondrial burnout? In this post, I take you inside my healing journey from post-viral fatigue caused by Epstein-Barr, and how I’m gently rebuilding my energy, one mitochondrion at a time. From EMF reduction to rest as a form of abundance, I share what’s helping me heal without hustle. This isn’t a juice cleanse—it’s a slow return to cellular vitality. If you’re tired of being tired, this one’s for you. Includes practical tips and personal insights from someone who’s still walking the path.
