So that's my thought, and that's been my thought pretty much all morning. Yeah. So I would like to just hear if anybody might agree with that or have a thought. The connection between your gut instinct and anxiety. Have a good day
Crystal Dozier
@CrystalDozier · 4:39
Hi. That makes a lot of sense, actually. I go for my test results on March the 28 for gastrotestinal testing that I had done. I actually talked about it on my YouTube channel. They're trying to see if I do have this GI disease. What you're talking about? And it's based basically they're trying to see if my Vegas is paralyzed in my esophagus
Andrea Potvin
@GoodEnough · 1:19
And I've had everything checked out, and it's stress related, so, yeah, dealing with stress any way we can, any techniques, we got to try them all, just because sometimes prognosis isn't devastating, but it's just an ongoing nuisance, a painful nuisance. So I do hope your test shows nothing major and that we can can all deal with their anxiety. But have a good night. Bye
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Bo Freeman
@MHNmaven · 4:23
There is a lot, especially even with anxiety disorder. Association of America has been doing things as well. So here's the thing that I think we're all discovering. And one of the reasons why I developed the Mind Health Network and have a broadcast here on Swell about anxiety and stress and depression and ways to keep our natural anxiety that everyone has from escalating into more serious mental health disorders is because your mind controls your body. And there is a mind body connection
Crystal Dozier
@CrystalDozier · 0:52
You. Hello. I just want to say thank you for replying back in the group in the swell post. This information is going to help me as well. It's going to help all of us. And I just want to come on here and tell you thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much. I did jot down with as you was talking, I had my notepad in my pad because I love to write down write those notes down