Health Challenges Unveiled
Sheri shares her harrowing experience with bell's palsy and the uncertainty surrounding her brain surgery. As she navigates intense pain from sciatica, she reflects on how fasting and weight loss ultimately led to relief. Her journey highlights the resilience required to face unexpected health challenges and the transformative power of intermittent fasting.In this clip
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Episode 385: Sheri Loyer
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How long does it take to recover from Bell's Palsy?
Hi Gary, hope you are well. I have a meningioma brain tumor. I had surgery a few years ago, but they were not able to remove it all, and I lost vision in my right eye because it was attached to the optic nerve. Since then, I have gone into menopause and can’t seem to manage my weight. I am unable to take any medications to assist with weight loss due to the tumor, and I have been advised that hormones could make it grow. Recently, I have developed high blood pressure, headaches that wake me up at night, and I can't sleep well. I am getting up to the bathroom a few times each night. I was hoping you could guide me down the right path here.
I need help. I am 46 years old and was diagnosed with lupus 3 years ago. I started healing myself naturally and felt better than ever until my dad was diagnosed with cancer in March 2024. I cared for him until his last breath on July 31st, 2024. Since then, I have been diagnosed with Bell's palsy, and every time I get a migraine, I'm completely floored; my eyes swell, and my face gets puffy, making it impossible for me to get out of bed. Additionally, my lipids have doubled in 4 months. I also have a daughter with a terminal illness—Morquio Syndrome. There's so much more to say, but I need help. Please.