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Jones makes her debut with this ambitious and deeply personal exploration of the intersection between trauma, autoimmune disease, and spirituality. Jones presents a bold thesis: if quantum healing exists, so too must quantum hurting—a force that contributes to chronic illness. She argues how emotional trauma, especially from abusive relationships, inflicts long-term physiological damage. Introducing the biofield, a subtle electromagnetic energy surrounding all living beings, she suggests that autoimmune diseases stem not just from biological dysfunction but from spiritual wounds. “The body betrays itself,” she writes. “It starts mimicking what it’s endured—only now, the attack turns inward.” Her personal story adds urgency to her claims. She recalls the gaslighting from her husband, who once sneered, “You’re just imagining things. You’ve always been too sensitive.” She remembers the moment she connected her suffering to his words: “I wasn’t crazy. My body had been keeping score all along, storing every insult, every betrayal, until it finally collapsed under the weight of it.” 

Jones writes with conviction, challenging conventional medicine and urging readers to reconsider how emotions shape physical health. She supports her theories with references from neuroscience, psychology, and holistic medicine, making a compelling case for the connection between trauma and disease. Though sections on quantum mechanics and the biofield may overwhelm some, the book’s bold perspective on trauma’s hidden costs is compelling. Bobbie Jones’s striking photographs further ground its abstract concepts. While some may find its ideas controversial, others will see it as a revelatory guide to healing. For those open to alternative perspectives on health, the book delivers a thought-provoking and deeply personal exploration of the mind-body-spirit connection.