Joanne Smith explains why symptoms persist even when medical tests come back normal: your brain enters a high-alert protective state called a neuroplastic response. This condition is common and reversible, and many people recover once they recognize what's happening.
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All the recovery stories have worked through these sort of challenges and made it, and you're no different. So if other people can do it, and they're no different than you because we all work the same way, the brain works the way the brain works. So yeah, I'll leave you with a lot of hope there that, um, if everything's been ruled out physically, they can't find Anything obvious, no infection, no breaks, no tumors, no cancer, nothing serious, and you're like the anomaly that no one really can help, you've tried it all, then it's highly, highly likely that the cause is neuroplastic, brain-created, due to a brain which is in high alert. It's doing what it should do to protect you, to keep you safe, to keep you alive.