Recovery Unleashed
Recovery Unleashed
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Welcome to Recovery Unleashed, the podcast that dives deep into transformation, healing, and high performance. Hosted by Hannah Dalby—founder of Recovery Jungle and Savage Marketing, retired professional Muay Thai fighter, current Jiu-Jitsu competitor, and Integral Alchemist—this show explores what it truly takes to break free from addiction, trauma, and self-sabotage, unlocking a life of energy, success, and peace.
Through raw conversations with experts, coaches, athletes, and healers, we uncover the tools and mindset shifts needed to master recovery in every area of life
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The podcast focuses on transformation, recovery, and healing, with episodes exploring topics such as overcoming addiction, addressing trauma, and achieving peak performance. Notable episodes include discussions on self-sovereignty, the intersection of personal healing and professional growth, and the application of indigenous wisdom in leadership.

Welcome to Recovery Unleashed, the podcast that dives deep into transformation, healing, and high performance. Hosted by Hannah Dalby—founder of Recovery Jungle and Savage Marketing, retired professional Muay Thai fighter, current Jiu-Jitsu competitor, and Integral Alchemist—this show explores what it truly takes to break free from addiction, trauma, and self-sabotage, unlocking a life of energy, success, and peace.
Through raw conversations with experts, coaches, athletes, and healers, we uncover the tools and mindset shifts needed to master recovery in every area of life
Pain isn’t just a signal from the body — it’s shaped by the immune system, the nervous system, and the story your physiology believes about safety and threat.
In this episode, Hannah Dalby is joined by Professor Mark Hutchinson and Jane Morphett from Adelaide University to unpack the emerging science behind neuroimmune signalling, chronic pain, addiction, and how “being listened to” can create real biological change.
Mark explains why many drugs don’t just act on neurons — they also affect immune-like cells in the brain — and how this reframes what we think we know about chronic pain, emotional states, and addictive behaviours. Jane shares her research into perineuronal nets and the molecular mechanisms behind emotions, and together they speak to why so many people are told “nothing is wrong” when our measurement tools simply can’t detect what’s happening.
We also dive into their current trial, EndoChill, exploring breathwork and cold exposure for women with endometriosis — and why this isn’t “science vs alternative medicine”, but science catching up to what people have lived for years.
In this episode:
Pain as a neuroimmune experience
Why “normal results” can still equal real suffering
Breathwork + cold exposure and controllability in the body
Endometriosis, the brain-spinal-peripheral pain loop, and why it takes years to diagnose
Placebo vs conditioned response (and why belief changes physiology)
First responders, stress, resilience and capacity building
The future of precision health and objective pain measurement
Professor Mark Hutchinson is a Professor in Biomedicine and Director of the Institute for Photonics and Advanced Sensing. He leads the Neuroimmunopharmacology Lab and advises on national science and biotechnology initiatives. His research on neuroimmune signalling and objective measurement of pain has helped shift how chronic pain and addiction are understood and treated.
Jane Morphett is a Research Fellow / PhD researcher working with Mark at Adelaide University, investigating molecular mechanisms behind emotions and the role of perineuronal nets in affective states.
Recovery Jungle Website: https://recoveryjungle.com.au Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/recoveryjungle
Hannah Dalby | Emotional Alchemist & Coach Website: https://hannahdalby.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hannahdalbyalchemist
Mark Hutchinson
https://www.linkedin.com/in/drmarkhutchinson/
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