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Doctor Gabor Mate: I Regret My Interview With Prince Harry! The Shocking Link Between Kindness & Illness!

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Seventy percent of the adult population is at least on one medication. is going on. Worldwide there's this epidemic of distress. What can we do about that? So the first step would be to Doctor Gabor Mate, legendary thinker, celebrated speaker and best selling author. Highly sought after for his expertise on addiction, trauma, childhood development, and distress. People pleasers, these are the people that tend to develop diseases. When people don't know how to say no, the body will say no for them. That niceness is a repression of healthy anger, and that repression of healthy anger has huge implications for your health. And when you repress your immune system, you're more likely to have that immune system turn against you. People emotionally repressed are more likely to get cancer. And emotional repression is one of the impacts of childhood trauma. We interrupt this film to tell you we are getting reports that the people's princess is dead.

Is that it was an accident, your mother didn't make it. His father touches Harry on the knee and says, But it'll be okay, and leaves the room. This twelve year old nobody held him. And Children can be traumatized not just by terrible things happening to them. But just by not having their needs met. Not being held.

Those are wounding for a child. But my interview with Prince Harry. I had a gut feeling all along that I shouldn't agree to do the interview. It really got to me. I lost myself. What happened. Uh There's a question we often ask each other.

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