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Alien Invaders, Stealth Pathogens, Creepy Critters, and YOU!

06/15/2018
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Alien Invaders, Stealth Pathogens, Creepy Critters, and YOU!

Stealth pathogens are at the center of many chronic health conditions, shared Dr. Cheryl Hanly when we first met… I was intrigued and freaked out all at the same time… Stealth pathogens? What the heck is that?

I hate to break it to you, but you are host to a vast variety of ‘alien invaders’ and ‘stealth pathogens.’ These are bacteria and viruses capable of adapting and hiding from our immune system and the many ways we attempt to destroy them. Shocking! In this episode, we examine key strategies in uncovering, supporting and eradicating these ‘critters’ and how to support our body to recover and heal. (Examples of stealth pathogens include: Parvovirus, Helicobacter pylori, Epstein-Barr Virus and others…) Dr. Cheryl shares:

• How we can get to the root cause of your dis-ease and dysfunctions,
• How to get in touch with our body and understand the symptoms,
• What is a ‘Bio-Burden’ and why it’s important to know,
• Ways to support your immune system,
Plus super easy health hacks and more

Dr. Cheryl Hanly is self-described as a Chiropractor, wife, mother, daughter, sister, student, intuitive healer, “Brainiac”, an almost-Fellow in Functional Neurology, an adventure-seeker, a fisher-woman, a nutrition guru, a believer in essential oils, a believer in Truth, and most of all…she is a conduit of healing.

Dr. Cheryl believes in the miraculous healing potential of the human body and understands how to facilitate that connection with her patients so they can realize their own true healing essence. She believes that every person, with a little coaching, can experience a true vitality of body, mind, and spirit by learning to live out loud.

Learn more about Dr. Cheryl at www.creedmoorwellness.com. She is offering The Autoimmune Hour guests a no-cost 15-minute consult, listen in to find out how to accept this great offer. And listen to the intriguing episode where we uncover the truth about hidden critters hindering your health and share this link with others www.UnderstandingAutoimmune.com/Critter

Full Video of Interview

After a long list of impressive things to describe Cheryl Hanly, Sharon says that she is a believer in truth and health, an absolute conduit for healing who believes in the miraculous healing potential of the human body.

0:03:11.8 Sharon starts out by asking Cheryl to tell her story as to how she got into what is known as “bioburden” to which Cheryl explains that she was always in search for ways that could notch up her patients’ healing process. And that quest led her to the stealth pathogens.

0:07:31.2 After saying that if she were to preach in a pulpit, toxicity and deficiency are the two big things, Sharon asks her about the very first things that she tell people to look at when they’re experiencing what Sharon calls  “common autoimmune-looking complaints.” And her answer, again, is “toxins” ─ the poisons we are getting into our body ─ that seem to be in everything.

0:12:51.1 At this point, Sharon says it’s time to talk about that scary word “stealth pathogens,” the covert invaders that live in our body, wreaking havoc when stimulated.

They go through how to measure a person’s bioburden, the types of stealth pathogens, and how difficult it is to find and eradicate them.

0:20:49.6 Dr. Cheryl now talks about a conundrum because antibiotics that are used to treat bacterial infections actually feed stealth pathogens. They go into the idea of “antibiotic resistance” to which Dr. Cheryl says that we have to go back to Mother Nature medicine. And she says that essential oils eradicate bacteria.

0:26:21.5 Now, they talk about how important nutrition is. And to quote Dr. Cheryl, “Nutrition is everything. You feed the body and the body will heal and repair itself. But you have to feed the body real food. And real food isn’t synthesized.”

0:37:40.8 Down to the last ten minutes of the show, Dr. Cheryl shares what she would love everybody to know and that is  “The healthier your body is, the happier you are… and the happier you are, the happier our society is. Health is not a destination. It’s a journey.”

Finally, they talk about Dr. Cheryl’s ebook Wellness Hacks:  Little Changes Make a Big Difference and how to get in touch with her.

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Your host, Sharon Sayler is a certified executive and wellness coach, communications trainer, public speaker, best selling author, and the founder of Competitive Edge Communications who specializes in teaching professionals critical nonverbal and body language skills including how to have those critical “tough” conversations. She teaches how to up-your-impact on the stage, in the boardroom, with clients, customers, team members and even how to deal with difficult people.

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