Aaron Hartman, MDFunctional Medicine Specialist | Clinical Researcher

You’re not “too sensitive.” Your body is trying to communicate with you #ChronicIllness #RootCause

31 Jan 2026 · 1 min

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Short health-advice clip by a single speaker arguing that people who experience reactions (brain fog, anxiety, sleep problems, sensitivity to foods/chemicals/smells) are not "too sensitive" but are receiving bodily signals indicating underlying issues. The speaker suggests possible medical explanations—mast cell activation syndrome and toxic-induced loss of tolerance—and invites viewers to follow to learn triggers and how to address them.

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You're not sensitive, your body's signaling you something. I see people routinely who react to stuff, foods, chemicals, the environment smells, it gives them brain fog, they feel off, they get anxious, they can't sleep. This is your body telling you something is off. Maybe it's MAST cell activation syndrome, maybe it's toxic induced loss of tolerance. These are science backed things that actually can help you if you know what's going on. If you'd like to learn more about these triggering things and learn what's your body sensitive to, follow us. To learn what's happening, to figure out what your senses are and how to fix it today.