In today's episode of the Pain-Free Formula podcast, Stacey explores a popular treatment that's often associated with aesthetics but is increasingly being used for various forms of chronic pain: Botox.

While many experience noticeable relief, she raises a critical question: Is this method offering true healing or just temporary silence for a deeper issue the body is trying to communicate? The conversation opens with the mechanism behind this treatment and explores why it may be more complex than it's typically presented.

As the discussion unfolds, Stacey introduces emerging research that reveals potential systemic effects of repeated use, especially for those with underlying health concerns. A recent study has sparked questions about how this treatment interacts with the brain and immune system, particularly in individuals who may be more vulnerable due to conditions like chronic inflammation, autoimmune issues, or neurodegenerative risk factors. The science isn't fully settled, but the implications are worth exploring for those considering long-term reliance.

Is Botox really helping your pain or just silencing a deeper message your body’s trying to send? In this episode, Stacey explores the neuroscience behind Botox and why some emerging research calls for a closer look. If you’re navigating chronic pain, tune in for critical insights that could change how you think about treatment, relief, and long-term healing.

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In This Episode You'll Learn:

• The use of Botox for pain management beyond wrinkles, as well as the hidden risks and potential to mask underlying issues.

• The unclear mechanism of how Botox is cleared from the body after injection.

• A 2024 study that found that injecting Botox into the brain reduces acetylcholine release, triggering inflammation in brain cells. 

• The potential risks for people with leaky blood-brain barriers, autoimmune disorders, mold exposure, Lyme disease, and chronic inflammation. 

• Alternatives to Botox for pain relief, such as Softwave therapy and functional medicine programs. 

• And much more...

Notes: 

• No food 2–3 hours before bed due to insulin resistance at night.
• Skip the alcohol nightcap, especially daily.
• Avoid blue light at least 90 minutes before bed. 
• Keep your bedroom cool. The ideal temperature is revealed.
• Get 5–15 minutes of natural sunlight within 30 minutes of waking. Find out how in the podcast.
• Magnesium glycinate or threonate. Why? Tune in.
• Track your sleep, food, and pain patterns. 
• Don't exercise too hard before bed.

Resources:

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New You Health and Wellness eBooks https://newyouhealthandwellness.com/ebooks/

Grab a copy of The Pain Free Formula book on Amazon https://a.co/d/hTq9kTl

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