Date Aired: September 1, 2023 // Guest: Dr. Chris Motley
Episode Description:
In this podcast, the Dr. Motley explores the relationship between fear and the kidneys in Chinese medicine. Chronic fear, anxiety, and unexplained fear can be indications of kidney problems. The kidneys and bladder are linked to emotions like fear, dread, and a fear of moving forward. These trapped emotions can lead to physical symptoms such as tight hip flexors, chronic pain, and a feeling of being ungrounded. The kidneys play a role in balancing fluids and minerals, which allows for proper electrical conductivity in the body. The podcast also offers suggestions for cleansing the kidneys and addressing fear-related issues.
- Fear affects the kidneys.
- Importance of adrenal gland health.
- Fear affects kidney health.
- Emotions affect kidney health.
- Address fear for kidney health.
- Uva Ursi- Supreme Nutrition
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More About The Guest
Dr. Chris Motley
Dr. Christopher Motley holds a Doctorate in Chiropractic from Logan University and has been in full-time practice for over 15 years. His has two office locations: one located in the heart of Nashville and the other in Franklin, Tennessee. He works with in-person patients and virtual patient consults from around the world, focusing on kinesiology, biofeedback therapy, and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) techniques and treatment paths of acupuncture, bodywork, supplementation, surgery, rehab, or medications. Dr. Motley sees patients of all ages ranging from 1 day old to 96 years of age. Helping individuals with Lyme disease, liver methylation, parasites, SIBO, viral infection, hormones, fertility, and emotions related to these conditions is a passion of his, as well as, educating both online and in person. He is certified in acupuncture, applied kinesiology, clinical kinesiology, and holistic methylation therapy.
