I Became My Own Experiment… and Everything Changed!
You ever heard of phantom itching? When a limb is gone… but the body still reacts like it’s there? That’s what our food habits do. Even when we “cut something off,” the body remembers. And that’s when I realized: Doctors kept experimenting on me — so I became my own experiment. 🌿 THE HEALING PHASE (Where Everything Changed) For four months straight, I did the one thing nobody ever teaches us: Remove the triggers. Add the medicine — real food, herbs, minerals. REFERENCE: Elimination diets reduce inflammation & improve symptoms in many conditions — Institute for Functional Medicine, 2014 And my symptoms? Gone. ✔ Bloating ✔ Cramps ✔ Excessive bleeding ✔ Fatigue I felt better than I had in YEARS. But like most people… I celebrated with food. (Because when you’re Black and stressed, a Triple Dipper is basically a love language. 😂✊🏾) And when I slipped? My symptoms came right back. That’s when it hit me: This ain’t random — this is cause and effect. THE BACK-AND-FORTH AIN’T FAILURE — IT’S HUMAN. Healing isn’t just about removing food… It’s about unlearning patterns, rewiring cravings, and breaking emotional cycles. We don’t crave food — We crave comfort. We crave familiarity. We crave relief. And when life gets hard? We reach for what feels safe… not what heals. That’s why I built FED UP — to help you finally break the cycle, not just change your menu. If you’re tired of feeling sick, tired of starting over, tired of guessing… Your healing starts with awareness — not willpower. Join me inside FED UP, where we retrain the mind and the plate. https://drdenisethinks.com/products/eat-mor-electric-challenge food cravings psychology, elimination diet healing, fibroid natural healing, inflammation recovery, emotional eating help, gut health reset, Black women wellness, nutritional healing, chronic symptoms diet, Dr Denise THINKS, plant-based healing journey, nervous system and cravings, mindset and food habits, health transformation story, food addiction recovery, cause and effect eating patterns