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Brain Fog & Fatigue: What Dr. Daniel Pompa Wants You to Know (and Why Hope is Always StrongHer)

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  Ever had one of those days where your brain feels like it’s wading through molasses? You stare at the coffee cup, willing it to magically refill itself, and wonder why fatigue has decided to be your unwelcome BFF. You’re not alone, friend. And the good news? There may be a root cause hiding in plain sight—one that you can address. Dr. Daniel Pompa, a leading voice in cellular detoxification and healing, believes that a huge (and often overlooked) driver of brain fog and fatigue is something sneaky: heavy metal toxicity . Yep, we’re talking mercury, aluminum, lead, arsenic, and their less-than-friendly cousins. 💡 Dr. Pompa’s Personal Journey What makes this especially powerful is that Dr. Pompa isn’t just teaching theory—he lived it. After years of unexplained fatigue, irritability, and brain fog, he discovered the root culprit: mercury poisoning from dental fillings . His recovery journey pushed him deep into the research, where he uncovered just how much these toxins mess...

TRAUMA & TRIGGERS - A Pocket Guide to Healing; Not all trauma looks the same. Some scars scream, others whisper. Both are valid. Both deserve healing.

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  Let’s have a soul chat, shall we?   Trauma.   It’s a big word, a heavy one. It carries with it all kinds of weight—memories, heartbreak, anger, confusion, even numbness. And here's the thing: trauma looks different on everyone. It's not a one-size-fits-all black hoodie from the clearance rack at Target.   Some traumas are gut-wrenching and life-shattering .   Some traumas are subtle but lingering , like a splinter you forgot about until it flares up in a quiet moment.   And some things… well, some things might just be really difficult life experiences , not true trauma—but they still leave a mark.   And you know what? All of it matters.     🧠 The Broken Alarm System (and Why You’re Not Broken)   When we go through hard things—whether a single shocking event or years of low-grade stress—our brain and body learn to stay on high alert. That’s not weakness. That’s biology trying to protect you.   But sometimes that internal...