Mona SharmaCelebrity nutritionist and wellness advocate

Dr Gonzalez | Rooted in Wellness #shorts #trendingshorts #healthtips #wellness #emotions

16 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this short video, Dr. Gonzalez explains how various emotions—anger, sadness, fear—are often socially or culturally suppressed, especially for women. He emphasizes that sexual repression is common, with many women feeling scared to embody their sexuality. According to him, this emotional and sexual repression can manifest physically, leading to menstrual problems and infertility. He shares a case where a woman, after three years of infertility and preparing for IVF, sought his help; following his intervention focused on addressing her repression, she became pregnant within six weeks.

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We have different levels and different flavors of emotions that weren't allowed. Maybe one household anger was very much so allowed, but maybe sadness wasn't. Maybe you're not allowed to be scared, right? Or maybe you're sexually repressed. Whether it's culturally, societally, parentally, we're all sexual beings. And a lot of women are really repressed in their own true embodiment of their sexuality. They're really scared. That manifests in the womb with tons of menstrual issues, infertility. Like, I seen this woman come in. She was infertile three years. She was about to do ivf. This was the last thing she did. She came to me, we did it, and a month and a half later, she got pregnant.