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Food as Medicine vol. 7

Food as Medicine vol. 7

Duquesnay, Aubree
Duquesnay, Addy
Duquesnay, Amber

Paperback

Series: The Naturopath Formerly Known as a Doctor Era, Book 8

GeneticsPhysics

ISBN13: 9798254093459
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Mar 29 2026
Pages: 258
Weight: 0.56
Height: 0.54 Width: 5.06 Depth: 7.81
Language: English

Psychological trauma creates internal scars by encoding overwhelming experiences into persistent patterns of neural activity, stress signaling, and perception that continue long after the original event has passed. When an experience exceeds the brain's capacity to process and integrate it, the memory is not fully resolved but instead stored in a heightened, fragmented state, often linked with fear circuits, stress hormones, and altered autonomic regulation. These internal scars are not visible structures but enduring imprints on how the nervous system responds to the world, shaping thought patterns, emotional reactivity, and even bodily states such as tension, heart rate variability, and hormonal balance. Over time, they can narrow perception, reinforce defensive behaviors, and create a baseline of hyper-vigilance or shutdown, where the organism is no longer responding to present conditions but to past imprints. In this way, psychological trauma is less about what happened and more about what remains active, an internalized pattern that continues to influence behavior, physiology, and identity until it is processed and reorganized.

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