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14103 Steve Harper Interviews Dr. Kelly Liius CEO and Founder of Kelly 121 Acupuncture

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Dr. Kelly links repeated left-side pain to childhood stress and family conflict.

1. Podcast Business News Network Platinum episode 14103 centers on Steve Harper and Dr. Kelly Liius discussing pain, acupuncture, and hypnotherapy. 2. Steve Harper hosts the interview, and Dr. Kelly Liius is the CEO and founder of Kelly 121 Acupuncture in New York. 3. The episode asks when pain should be treated with acupuncture alone and when hypnosis should be used to address emotional causes. 4. Kelly says acupuncture and herbs can treat pain, but hypnosis becomes important when pain is triggered by emotional trauma, especially from childhood. 5. Steve raises a rotator cuff example and asks how hypnosis can help if the physical root cause still exists. 6. Kelly answers with a yoga teacher who had pain on the entire left side, from head and neck to toe, and says acupuncture helped for about a week. 7. Kelly says she suggested hypnosis, and the patient agreed because the pain also seemed linked to emotional stress. 8. Steve brings up the idea that left-side pain can connect to a female situation, such as a mother. 9. Kelly says several patients with left-side pain also complained about their mothers, including one who described her mom as narcissistic and manipulative. 10. Kelly links another case to Chinese medicine by saying left side relates to the liver, then describes a young woman in her early 20s with severe liver stagnation. 11. Kelly says that patient had red face, red hands, cold fingers, constipation, and left-side pain, yet MRI, X-ray, and other tests found nothing wrong. 12. She says one acupuncture treatment reduced the redness, reduced the pain, and produced a bowel movement after years of constipation. 13. Kelly says hypnosis can take patients back to ages three or four to revisit statements like being called selfish, ungrateful, or a narcissist by a parent. 14. She describes a childhood marked by strict grandparents, arguing parents, divorce, and a frightening stepfather. 15. Kelly also says one patient slept on a couch for three months while giving her bedroom to a friend, which she interprets as people-pleasing behavior. 16. She says acupuncture and hypnosis work by releasing fear, anger, sadness, and limiting beliefs without erasing memories. 17. Steve describes hypnotherapy as a relaxed state similar to the moments before sleep and says the patient must agree for the method to work. 18. Kelly agrees and says she guides people while they do the work themselves, while she uses positive affirmation after acupuncture needles are placed. 19. People dealing with chronic pain, childhood stress, or Chinese medicine are the best audience for this episode. 20. Listeners wanting a medical debate or fast-moving true-crime story will probably skip it.

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