Hello, my dear listeners, and welcome to season 7 of the Holistic Pharmacy Podcast! We are back for a fresh new season after a short break for integration and recalibration after the winter holidays. I hope that you are all taking good care of yourselves and doing the visionary work now to plant seeds for a fruitful harvest in 2024.

Without further ado, allow me to introduce my first guest of the season, who is a remarkable pharmacist and holistic practitioner who overcame countless challenges and is now helping others heal despite all obstacles.

Her mission is to shatter the misconceptions about ‘stress’ and help people recognize their innate ability to be healthy and well. Seeing health in this new light influences effective brain responses that stimulate positive epigenetic modifications without altering the underlying DNA sequence.

Recognized for breaking the code on stress and the legacy of degeneration, Tammy Davis is minimizing dis-ease management and raising the standard of healthcare. After 40+ years in the field which includes pharmacology, psychology, epigenetics, and aromatherapy she is an internationally celebrated pioneer and thought leader for her groundbreaking work and discovery of Revolutionary Aromatherapy and AROMA: an integrative mastermind plus academy.

She is a Clinical Neuroaromatherapist, Coach, Author, Speaker, Consultant, and Facilitator on a mission to end the normalization of stress and its impact on human health, including that of the unborn.

 

Connect with Tammy L. Davis via:

Email: [email protected]
Website: Revolutionary Aromatherapy
FB: Be Remarkably Healthy
IG: @revolutionaryaromatherapy
Linked In: Tammy Davis

Tammy is offering a complimentary 1:1 Q&A call and a sample list of essential oils with details on why they’re not necessarily safe for listeners of this podcast. Email her and mention this episode to take advantage of this offer!

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