My good friend Jason Prall has one of the smartest minds I know in the health space. He's a filmmaker, author, and health educator who created The Human Longevity Project, a nine-part film series that's honestly one of my favorite health documentaries of all time. 

In this conversation, we dive deep into something most people miss: how your childhood experiences and emotional traumas directly impact your energy levels and physical health. We explore the ACE study, intergenerational trauma, and how your nervous system is either working for you or against you. 

Jason shares how the beliefs and patterns you developed as a child are still running in the background of your life, draining your energy and keeping you stuck in fight-or-flight mode. 

But there is good news: once you understand this, you can change it. 

Jason walks through practical tools you can use today to shift your nervous system, heal your attachment patterns, and start extracting energy from your environment more efficiently, whether you're dealing with chronic fatigue, anxiety, or just feeling stuck. 

In this podcast, Jason and I discuss: 

  • How your body extracts energy from the environment and why most people are wasting theirs • The ACE study and why childhood experiences predict adult disease better than genetics 
  • How micro-traumas and perfectionism create invisible patterns that sabotage your health 
  • The polyvagal theory and the three nervous system states that determine your energy levels 
  • Why you might be stuck in freeze mode and how to recognize it 
  • The connection between your beliefs, your nervous system, and your mitochondrial function 
  • Practical breathwork techniques to shift from sympathetic overdrive to parasympathetic rest 
  • How attachment styles formed in childhood are keeping you from connection and healing 
  • The power of intention, meditation, and - amazingly - biophotons in optimizing your energy 
  • Why disease is actually your greatest teacher and how to become grateful for your symptoms

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