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If You Thought Your Gut was Leaky Before the Election!

by | Oct 26, 2016

If you’re anything like me, this year’s ever-escalating political debate is taking its toll. I’ve done some digging and found supportive research showing that we’re not alone.

The National University for Terminal Stress (NUTS) has published a timely study revealing an election season upsurge in stress-related illness.

The study reveals that roughly an equal number of Democrats and Republicans have reported to emergency rooms with a similar litany of stress-related complaints that’s being called ‘Bipartisan Syndrome’, or BS for short.

It seems that BS is the only thing that both Democrats and Republicans can agree on this election season.

On the other hand, Green Party members who as a matter of principal don’t believe in hospitals, are treating their distress with a combination of therapeutic juicing, the ‘occasional colonic’, and affirmations.

For the majority of the electorate who would most likely prefer a pharmaceutical solution to their election season woes, there’s hope on the horizon.

Final FDA approval is just around the corner for the anti-stress drug Justopitol.  A researcher was quoted saying, “Justopitol works by anesthetizing pretty much all of the brain, a lot like vodka, only much more expensive.”

I’m not suggesting that drugs are the answer. However, I have to admit that ‘breathing exercises’ have their limitations.

 

Warning:

If it turns out that you have an allergy to Justopitol or an impulse to vote for the Libertarian candidate, lasting more than four hours, discontinue Justopitol immediately.

 

Steve is a retired Doctor of Oriental Medicine, Acupuncture Physician, and HeartMath Trauma-Sensitive Certified Practitioner with over 35 years of clinical experience in Energy Medicine, Energy Psychology, and Biofeedback. 

Now he works online with individuals who often struggle to learn or refine mindfulness skills. He teaches embodied self-regulation practices to help them recover from stress-induced disruptions to their physical health and emotional well-being.

You can learn more about Embodied Mindfulness at https://stevetemplin.com.

Steve lives in the Pacific Northwest with his wife Eileen. He can be reached via email at steve@stevetemplin.com.