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Carin Vagle and the New Paradigm for healing Women's Autoimmune Illness

2 h 21 min · 10. apr. 2025
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Explore with Carin and myself, who have traversed the same autoimmune illness at the same time, ten years ago, as we discuss the myriad factors that led to our immune system crash and what contributed to our healing. This 2 hour mostly raw and uncut conversation is a vulnerable vista of the nature of our reality created by our beliefs and our energy fields.

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