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Reclaim Your Health By Rewiring Your Brain | Ben Ahrens | Fibromyalgia Community Conference
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2024
- Replay from the Fibromyalgia Community Conference. Presentation by Ben Ahrens, CEO & Co-Founder of re-origin®. Learn more here: re-origin.com/
Reclaim Your Health By Rewiring Your Brain
How to upgrade your immune system and optimize healing with targeted neuroplasticity training.
Ben Ahrens, CEO & Co-Founder of re-origin®, has consistently sought new solutions and innovations to help humanity regain and optimize its health. Over the years, Ben’s path has led him through many areas of health, including serving as a celebrity and professional athlete fitness consultant. During this period, Ben learned firsthand the incredible ability of the body to repair itself.
Next, he became Executive Vice President at Innovative Medicine in New York, a provider of cutting-edge health therapies. While at Innovative Medicine, Ben dedicated himself to expanding education for clinical practitioners in advanced biological medicine, emphasizing chronic illness recovery.
A soulful, insightful storyteller (see his TEDx talk: • One deep breath | Ben ... ), Ben powerfully distills complex ideas into compelling, succinct messages.
Featured as a speaker and organizer at dozens of health and alternative medicine conferences globally and as a certified practitioner in bioenergetics, holistic health, and integrative nutrition, Ben has acquired an intimate understanding of how to support people who desire changes to their bodies minds, or spirits. Ben is an avid surfer, always searching the planet for the next perfect wave.
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0:00 Intro
2:55 Misconceptions
4:10 Stress study
6:53 Tetris
7:33 Reprocessing
9:10 The brain
15:22 Rewiring the stress response
15:50 Ben's story
19:17 Self-organization
21:17 Why do we get sick?
24:27 Two sides of the equation
26:05 A clean memory
29:22 Pain and fibromyalgia
37:24 Pain reprocessing therapy
38:12 Brain memory for past infections
38:30 Brain retraining
39:01 Mind-body connection
39:02 We have a choice
41:16 Brain organization
42:05 Brain chaos and stress
42:21 Questions and answers
46:36 Brain retraining exercise
53:07 Outro
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#fibromyalgia
Rewireing the brain, never heard of this. What a game changer. Oh, this information is a life saver. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you 🎉
Yes it works but it takes time and focus
@jacinta,
It is the main common denominator that is getting most people well who have been sick for decades. I hope you give it a try! ❤
Excellent! You should link up with the FLCCC and chronic covid treatment center. Why? I am a longhauler from the march 2020 severe version, nurse, frontline, no fear. I experienced repeated medical trauma, gaslighting by doctors, the system, fellow nurses, my workplace, the management, and it all triggered - being left for dead, no exaggeration - triggered not just childhood but current, adulthood trauma by family. I never had an advocate, and always was the advocate. Still am. The abandonment I received as an adult was constant reminders. Very hard to get out of the past, when it's still in your present. Thank you for talking about this because sooooooo important, this intersection of sever illness and our psychological and neurological. Soooo interrelated.
Great work! You should have a million views! Thank you! ❤
If you would like to learn more about his work, you can follow his TH-cam channel: www.youtube.com/@re_origin
Amazing interview!! Thank you so much!! ❤
Glad you enjoyed the interview! I hear Ben has been doing a lot of great things in the last year.
@@fibromyalgianational
Oh, that’s awesome! I’m about to start his program! 😀
After finding out that fragrance products caused my sinus headaches and migraines, going fragrance free cured my fibro too. Research on the chemicals used in these fragrances list them as neurotoxins with the main one toluene shown to damage the myelin sheath. So heal further with this therapy but learn from one of the causes (neurotoxins). If may save you from later neurological diseases like MS.
Aaaabsolutely. Just another toxic layer in the sandwich. I was alyays sensitive to artificial, but these things are the worst (then add the formaldehyde hand sanitizers?) People wearing perfumes, narcissistically obsessed with their looks, smells, etc.
Have you heard of mast cell activation syndrome
Yes, artificial fragrances are some of the most toxic substances that there are, and they are terrible, endocrine disruptors and contribute to cancers. However, you can also do brain retraining so that your body is not as badly affected by them.
Dr. Eleanor Stein has some excellent information on this. If you are under the poverty level, she gives a 50% discount making her program affordable to everyone.
Hi, dan bunglio, curable app, dr john sarno, alan gordon and you. Which one i should be following, i waste whole of my life because of that illness and now it is very hard to pick and stay and follow
@Mura….,
Watch several videos on them, and pick the one that most resonates with you. For some people, brain training doesn’t work the first time they do it, or maybe it requires two or three programs, or maybe it requires doing the first program they did a second time , a year or two down the road when things in their life are different and the program is able to work better. There are a number of factors involved, but I pray that you pick the right one the first time and that it works for you the first time!
can you do a video where you talk more about brain fog
Rewireing the Brain, with good nutrition, we should lover inflamation in the body xx
Nutrition is extremely important, but actually, brain retraining is even more important. People are finally getting well after decades of trying different diets and treatments all due to brain training, and there are many different programs.
@@PeaceIsYeshua how the Brain can retrain If it is inflamed? We need healty gut and body, microbiome, and then Brain can function properly 🙏🥰
@@stellaancimer8505
I agree those things are very important, but in this video, he explains how our brains can dramatically lower the inflammation in our bodies. 😍 Nutrition and gut health aren’t enough to get people over CFS, but add in BR, and it’s a game changer. 😀❤️
@@PeaceIsYeshua i would say it is all depend how much some structure of the Brain is "damaged" how much cortisol, adrenalin is flushing through our body, depressed People cant relay on tja Brain, because of dissease, all the Best 🙏🥰
@@stellaancimer8505
Ah, yes, it sounds like somatic exercises would be beneficial in this case to help with the excess cortisol and adrenaline. And water!
Ben had lesions on his brain when he started retraining his own brain, and those lesions went away! 🙌🏻
All the best to you too!! I hope you are well soon if currently struggling!! 🙏🏻❤️
Hi Ben thankyou for your video. I've been doing brain retraining for a while now. It's helping me alot. I had a stroke and have burning pain in my left arm it comes and goes. What's your thoughts on this and how would I rewire it. Also you said to focus on an area that has no pain. How do you do this? Do I speak to my brain while refocusing? Any suggestions would be great thankyou
Hi Tammy! I don't think Ben is monitoring our channel. Here is a link to the TH-cam channel for his work: www.youtube.com/@re_origin
I'm really glad the brain retraining is helping. Are you enrolled in Ben's program? Group hugs to you for being a fierce survivor.
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Hyperbaric chamber therapy - I had a stroke during my severe covaids infection in march 2020 and received zero medical help for it (talk about trauma on top of the other trauma in the sandwich). HBOT is AWESOME for this. Also electroacupuncture. And, if you got the covid shot, know that the spike proteins, like the infection from when I got it, cause clots. Be careful! Out of love and all the best.
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9:04 I think your science is wrong. It is very well established that Fibromyalgia is not an inflammatory disease. It's a pain amplification issue in the brain
New research is showing inflammation in the brain. Maybe not in the context of what we define things in the rheumatological settings but the science is changing and seeing amplification in the CNS as a symptom, but we need to flush out more of the causes to why there is amplification.
Would brain re-training allow people a higher I
Would brain training allow people to improve their intellectual ability or capacity?
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The gasping ? Is that a health challenge he has ? Problems breathing ?
I believe it was an audio issue on our side for the recording. This is was all live at the conference in November. All live! Made for an interesting time.
Your comment is inflammatory and unnecessary. Does it matter? Can we find the good, helpful and important information? Did it affect the information output with which he is genuinely trying to help?
microphones that amplify and clarify voices also amplify normal breath and other mouth noises so we notice them more. One might be surprised at how they themselves sound when recorded. Try it and see. Professional studios have very expensive plug-in filters that "de-breath" audio so we are now accustomed to people not sounding human anymore. If you focus on it it will annoy you. If you listen to the content and ignore it it isn't a problem. It is very challenging to go through life looking for and focusing on the things that annoy us, just a thought, but perhaps there are better things to focus on and comment on? I am so glad to be living in a time when people with chronic issues have opportunities and access to these stories and knowledge. We have never before been able to heal these issues en masse. Wishing you well.
@Kayla, i’ve watched many videos with Ben, and this is the first time I ever noticed what sounds like breathing difficulty, and the lady interviewing him had the same breathing sounds ( 45:28 ), so it seems to be a technical issue.
I am sure your question was only asked in curiosity since he is advocating his program to help with health issues, so it is understandable that you were curious, but I do think he is just fine. 😊
I studied a lot of research man. I found out your brain can like do stuff. 😂