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Small Changes Big Shifts with Dr. Michelle Robin

Headshot of Dr. C. Norman Shealy.

One of Dr. Robin’s favorite guests is back for another episode – Dr. Norm Shealy of Shealy-Sorin Wellness. Dr. Shealy knew from age 4 that he wanted to be a physician and by age 16 knew he wanted to be a neurosurgeon so it is no surprise he is still changing the world of holistic medicine at 85.

His lifelong quest to find ways to successfully manage chronic pain has led to numerous breakthroughs in the medical field and more often than not have nothing to do with medication or the conventional way of treating chronic pain in the US.

Dr. Shealy believes the one purpose in being alive is helping people and that is what drives him each and every day.

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Learn more about Dr. Michelle Robin: www.drmichellerobin.com

Norman Shealy, M.D., Ph.D. is the father of holistic medicine. He recommends autogenic focus (the basis of the Biogenics System) as part of your overall commitment to self-health. Register to download your FREE autogenic focus MP3 now.

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