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Got Anxiety?

Feeling anxious and don’t know why?  Is there a constant nervousness in your chest or stomach you just can’t explain?


Do you find yourself reacting instead of calmly responding—sometimes even surprising yourself with how intense your emotions feel?


Do certain situations leave you emotionally drained or spiraling, even when nothing “big” happened?

If so, you’re not alone — and you’re not broken.

Understanding Anxiety

Anxiety can be sneaky. It doesn’t always look like panic attacks or obvious fear.  Sometimes it’s a quiet hum under the surface — tension in your body, trouble sleeping, a mind that won’t turn off, or a sense that something’s just… off.

While stress is often tied to a specific situation and fades once it’s resolved, anxiety lingers.  It can feel like there’s a low-grade alarm going off inside you, even when everything seems “fine” on the outside.

Where Anxiety Comes From

What most people don’t realize is that anxiety is often rooted in past experiences — especially unresolved trauma or childhood wounds. These aren’t just emotional memories; they become part of the body’s chemistry.

 

When we experience strong emotions — particularly fear, grief, shame, or abandonment — our bodies release neuropeptides, short chains of amino acids that act as messengers between the mind and body.  If those emotions go unprocessed, the peptides can bind to cells and linger in tissues throughout the body — creating what some researchers call cellular memory.  This isn’t just energetic — it’s biological.

 

These stored emotional patterns can quietly disrupt your nervous system, immune function, digestion, sleep, and more.  Left unchecked, they can fuel chronic anxiety, inflammation, and even physical illness.

A Personal Discovery

For a long time, I didn’t even know I was anxious.  I thought the nervous feeling inside my chest was normal.  I didn’t realize that the way I responded to people and events — responses that often left me emotionally crippled — were actually rooted in parts of my past I had never fully dealt with.

 

People often told me I had the superpower of being calm, and I believed them. I kept everything inside.  But when I started wearing a smart ring that tracked my nervous system patterns, I was shocked to see what my body had been trying to tell me all along.  Beneath the surface, there was unrest — tension, anxiety, emotional episodes and interrupted sleep.  My body was waving red flags my mind had learned to ignore.

 

So, I got curious.  As I tuned in, I discovered a root cause of my anxiety — buried in a childhood experience I had never processed.  Once I worked through that emotional layer and supported my body with holistic tools, things began to shift.  My smart ring began to reflect real signs of healing. 

 

Now, did processing that one event fix everything?   No but it opened my eyes and made me curious about how I was responding to various events and habits.  Through this curiosity I have identified and processed things like abnormal sleep patterns, emotional scars and even pain in my body.

Proof That Healing Is Possible

When we address the root of anxiety — not just with willpower or positive thinking, but by releasing what’s stored in the body — transformation becomes possible.  I’ve lived it. I’ve measured it. And I’ve made it my mission to help other women do the same.

 

You can feel safe in your body again.  You can calm the chaos.  And you don’t have to do it alone.

Click the button below for a free consultation to see how you can release anxiety that

could be holding you back.

Lisha is the founder of - a woman-owned health and wellness venture which takes an individualized holistic approach to health

  Release detrimental habits, foods, anxiety, emotions, traumas

  Renew the body and mind  

  Rejuvenate to a more youthful, healthy condition

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