In this episode, I talk with Dr. Negin Rajaipour about why burnout and inconsistent follow-through may reflect nervous-system dysregulation rather than a lack of discipline. We explore how childhood and adult adversity can affect cognitive function, hormones, inflammation, identity, and resilience. Dr. Rajaipour also shares practical ways to help the body move out of survival mode, including extended-exhale breathing, gentle movement, and choosing regulation practices that match your current state.
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Dr. Negin Rajaipour is a board-certified physician, U.S. Navy veteran, entrepreneur, and researcher of human performance. She is the founder of Vita Regen Medical, co-author of the bestselling book The Resurrection Algorithm, and creator of the E3 Method. This clinical framework examines the nervous system, hormones, trauma history, and identity as interconnected parts of health. Her work helps people understand how biology can influence cognitive function, resilience, performance, and the ability to make lasting changes.
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