The Sensitive Body Summit with Michelle Shapiro, RD

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Thursday, January 21, 2027 · Online

For every body that’s been called “too complicated.”

You react to foods, smells, stress, heat, even standing up, and nobody can tell you why. Maybe you’ve been told it’s MCAS, POTS, long COVID, hypermobility, or histamine intolerance. Maybe you’ve never gotten a name for it at all. The top experts in highly sensitive bodies, all in one place: food, the gut, hormones, and your nervous system. Every one of them does an interview with me, then walks you through something you actually do.

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$47 through Friday, January 22. After that, the replay is $97.

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The summit happened. Every interview and activity is recorded and waiting for you.

  • An interview and an activity with every expert
  • Watch lying down, in any order
  • No diagnosis needed. Recordings are yours.

3,000+ clients helped

12 years as a dietitian

10,000+ people at my talks

“The HSB Hub is life-saving.” HSB Hub member

The lineup

The top experts in highly sensitive bodies, all in one place.

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  • OA
    Olivia Amitrano
  • SC
    Shyla CadoganRD
  • CC
    Courtney CayerSomatic Experiencing Practitioner
  • AC
    Dr. Alexis Cutchins
  • DD
    Dani DeVita
  • JE
    Dr. Jordan Emont
  • SF
    Stephanie Mara FoxMA
  • TF
    Tim FrieNeuronutrition
  • TG
    Tara GagliostroMS, CNS
  • TG
    Taylor GoldbergDC
  • JG
    Jillian GreavesMPH, RD, LDN
  • JH
    Jessica HaskinRD, CDN, CNSC
  • RK
    Rob KachkoND, LAc
  • SK
    Sarah KamelyMS, RD, LDN, CNSC
  • AM
    Amanda MontalvoRD
  • AN
    Andrea NakayamaFunctional Nutritionist
  • NP
    Nicki ParlitsisMS, RD, CPT
  • NP
    Nina PasseroFDN-P
  • KR
    Karden Rabin
  • ES
    Elyse SchunkewitzLCSW
  • MS
    Mona Sharma
  • LS
    Lily SpechlerRD
  • EV
    Ellen VoraMD
  • EW
    Emily WalkerMS, CN
  • Hear me out
  • It’s NOT your fault if you’ve been told it’s anxiety.
  • If you did the detox, the protocol, and the IVs, and felt worse every time.
  • If a practitioner looked at you and said, “We’re not sure what to do.”
The truth

It’s not that the information was wrong. It’s that the information wasn’t for you.

— Michelle
You’ve been told it’s all in your head

They were wrong. It’s all in your body.

Years of waiting, and a lot of “it’s probably anxiety.” You are not the only one, and you are definitely not too complicated.

~20 yrs
the average wait for a hypermobile EDS or hypermobility diagnosis
69%
of POTS patients were diagnosed with an anxiety disorder first
17M
US adults living with long COVID right now
4 yrs
later, on average, that women get diagnosed than men, across 770 diseases

Sources: University of Edinburgh, survey of 2,000+ people with hEDS/HSD (Disability and Rehabilitation, 2026); Dysautonomia International patient survey (700+ POTS patients); KFF analysis of CDC Household Pulse Survey data (March 2024); Westergaard et al., Nature Communications (2019), 6.9 million people in Denmark.

The missing piece

It’s not “just stress.” It’s your nervous system.

Your nervous system and your mast cells talk to each other all day long. When your body doesn’t feel safe, your guards may release more histamine. Then the symptoms tell your nervous system you’re in danger, and the loop keeps going.

That may be why a hard phone call can feel like a full-body reaction, why you can be exhausted and wired at the same time, and why your anxiety feels so physical.

So this summit doesn’t just hand you another food list. Alongside nutrition, you’ll get nervous system resets, somatic practices, and breathwork you can do lying down, so your body can start to feel safe enough to heal.

  1. 01Something feels like a threat

    A smell, a food, heat, a hard conversation.

  2. 02Your guards sound the alarm

    Histamine and stress hormones flood in.

  3. 03Your body reacts

    Racing heart, flushing, gut trouble, panic.

  4. 04Your brain reads it as danger

    And the loop starts all over again.

  5. Every session here is meant to help break that loop somewhere.
Find yourself here

What’s your body doing?

You don’t need a diagnosis to be here. Most sensitive bodies do a few of these, and the summit has a place to start for every one.

  • The Big Heart

    Dizzy when you stand

    Your heart works overtime for you, literally.

    Hot showers, long lines, and summer wipe you out. Blood pools when you’re upright, and your heart races to pull it back up. Sometimes diagnosed as POTS.

    Start with: POTS isn’t a heart problem

  • The Super Sensor

    Reacting to everything

    Your body notices everything before anyone else does.

    Fine with broccoli, wrecked by an orange. Wine, perfume, and leftovers set you off, and the allergy tests say “normal.” Often histamine, sometimes diagnosed as MCAS.

    Start with: Getting foods back

  • The Protector

    Wired, but exhausted

    Your guards are on duty 24/7, because you’ve been holding everyone together.

    Anxiety that feels PHYSICAL, and a hard week equals a flare. That’s a nervous system stuck in protect mode.

    Start with: Why your guards are on high alert

  • The Overachiever

    Crashing after you do too much

    Aw, did you girlboss yourself into a flare?

    One good day, three bad ones. Your body runs on a smaller energy budget, and spending past it triggers the crash. Common with long COVID.

    Start with: Long COVID: fuel before you fix

  • The Intuitive

    Worse at certain times of the month

    You can feel every week of your cycle.

    Fine on day 27, a mess on day 7. Estrogen and histamine raise each other, and perimenopause turns it up.

    Start with: Why day 7 feels worse

Not sure which one is you? Find your sensitive body type.

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Why you feel worse after the “healthy” stuff

We’re really not the fun ones.

A highly sensitive body reacts almost the opposite of other bodies. Push it, and it treats it like an attack. So we do it the other way around: stabilize first, root cause later.

What you’ve probably been told

  • Do the mold detox, the parasite cleanse, ten supplements at once
  • “You’re detoxing, that’s why you feel worse”
  • “Why don’t you lose five more pounds?”
  • “Just go breathe”
  • “Your case is too complicated”

How we do it

  • Bring the heat down first, then rebuild, then root causes
  • One supplement at a time (sometimes an eighth of one)
  • Nervous system work that’s more than “just breathe”
  • Every tool on the table, with no shame about meds
  • There’s no such thing as too complicated
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Why I’m doing this

I rolled myself to the bathroom in a computer chair.

After mold, COVID, and a chiropractor who dug into my (hypermobile) neck, standing up sent my heart rate to 180. All my best friends are functional medicine doctors. Nobody knew what was wrong with me. The detox made me sicker. The IVs made me sicker.

There was so much information online, and not one piece of it applied to me.

Once I cracked the code (MCAS, POTS, and hypermobility, all feeding each other), I promised I’d share it. My team and I have now worked with over 3,000 clients. I made this summit for the version of me in that computer chair.

Michelle

3,000+
clients
12
years as a dietitian
10,000+
people at my talks
6
practitioners on my team
Learn it, then do it

What’s inside

Every expert gives you an interview with me and an activity you do with them, in four formats. Pick up what your body needs and set the rest down.

  • Calm your system01

    Breathwork

    Guided sessions that help your nervous system feel safer. Every practice is meant to be adapted, so you can soften it or stop at any point.

  • Understand it02

    Interviews

    Honest conversations with practitioners who work with sensitive bodies every day: food reactions, dizziness, crashes, gut trouble, hormones, and the nervous system.

  • Move gently03

    Workouts

    Low-impact movement built around pacing, with lower-intensity options for days when your body says no thank you.

  • Track it04

    Seminars

    Teaching sessions on how to notice your triggers and patterns, track your flares, and bring clearer questions to your care team.

The speakers

Meet your speakers

Every person on this lineup gets highly sensitive bodies. Nobody is going to spend their session convincing you your symptoms are real.

SCShyla Cadogan, RDRegistered dietitian known online as Healthy Shyla, where she cuts through nutrition misinformation for a huge audience. Her approach: add foods in, don’t take them away.
Nutrition without the noise

Shyla Cadogan, RD

Healthy Shyla

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SFStephanie Mara Fox, MASomatic nutritional counselor with a master’s in somatic psychotherapy and training in polyvagal-informed practice. She helps women with binge and emotional eating, chronic dieting, and digestive issues that don’t add up. Host of the Satiated Podcast.
Somatic eating

Stephanie Mara Fox, MA

Creator of Somatic Eating®

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TFTim FrieNutritional cognitive neuroscientist and neurobehavioral nutritionist, and founder of the National Center for Neuronutrition and the National Academy of Neuronutrition. He works with neurodivergent people, trauma survivors, and people with chronic conditions on one question: why do I eat the way I do?
Neuronutrition

Tim Frie

Founder, National Center for Neuronutrition

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TGTara GagliostroNutritionist on my team who spent a decade as an immunology research scientist. She works with MCAS, POTS, hypermobility, gut issues, and chronic fatigue.
Immune system & gut

Tara Gagliostro

MS, CNS · My team

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TGDr. Taylor GoldbergChiropractor who has hEDS herself. She helps hypermobile people understand their bodies, separate the myths from the evidence, and manage symptoms day to day.
Hypermobility & EDS

Dr. Taylor Goldberg

The Hypermobile Chiro

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JGJillian GreavesFunctional medicine dietitian and women’s health specialist in Boston. She works on hormone and digestive symptoms, from PCOS and PMS to bloating and low energy, with a root-cause approach that avoids unnecessary restriction.
Hormones & women’s health

Jillian Greaves

MPH, RD, LDN

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RKDr. Robert KachkoNaturopathic doctor and acupuncturist who leads the NY Center for Integrative Health in Manhattan and Stamford. His team takes a whole-person, root-cause approach to chronic illness, from digestion and fatigue to chronic pain, anxiety, and autoimmunity.
Integrative medicine

Dr. Robert Kachko

ND, LAc · NY Center for Integrative Health

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SKSarah KamelyRegistered dietitian on my team. She led transplant nutrition on the heart and lung transplant teams at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, and now works with histamine overload, MCAS, POTS, and hypermobility.
Histamine & MCAS

Sarah Kamely

MS, RD, LDN, CNSC · My team

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ANAndrea NakayamaFunctional medicine nutritionist and founder of the Functional Nutrition Alliance, which trains practitioners around the world. Her work is all about root causes and treating every person as an individual.
Functional nutrition

Andrea Nakayama

Founder, Functional Nutrition Alliance

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NPNicki ParlitsisLead dietitian on my team. Before nutrition she was a cardiac device specialist, and she’s lived through SIBO, anxiety, and hypothyroidism herself. She specializes in gut health, anxiety and stress, binge and emotional eating, and autoimmune conditions.
Gut health & stress

Nicki Parlitsis

MS, RD, CPT · Lead dietitian, my team

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NPNina PasseroFunctional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner who works with women around the world on gut health, hormone health, and food freedom. After her own years of chronic symptoms and every extreme diet, she found her way back to the basics.
Gut & hormone health

Nina Passero

FDN-P

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ESElyse SchunkewitzHolistic psychotherapist who blends functional neurology, somatic work, and brain retraining with conventional therapy. Her starting point: you can’t talk yourself out of a dysregulated nervous system. She also trains mental health clinicians nationwide.
Nervous system & mental health

Elyse Schunkewitz

LCSW

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MSMona SharmaHolistic nutritionist and mind-body coach who builds plans around gut and brain health, paired with meditation and movement. Known for her work on Red Table Talk, and founder of Xicama.
Gut-brain health

Mona Sharma

Holistic nutritionist & mind-body coach

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LSLily Spechler, RDRegistered dietitian who works only with people living with long COVID. She’s a long hauler herself, diagnosed with POTS after getting COVID in 2020.
Long COVID

Lily Spechler, RD

The Long COVID Dietitian

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What people say

This could be your success story.

Real reviews from the Highly Sensitive Body™ Hub and my Histamines & Hormones masterclass. Everyone’s body is different, and so is every path.

I’m a different person after joining the HSB Hub.

“Thank you so much for all of this amazing information in one spot!!!”

HSB Hub member
This webinar was more validating and encouraging than any training, webinar, course, doctor, etc I’ve ever seen before.
Histamines & Hormones attendee
I cannot put into words my gratitude for this hub!

“This has already changed my life.”

HSB Hub member
The amount of times I cried during this webinar!!

“It felt so validating, there is a reason my body is reacting this way.”

Histamines & Hormones attendee
I first want to say I am so grateful for this incredible resource.

“I cannot begin to thank you for sharing this information that HEDS and MCAS are connected.”

HSB Hub member
The HSB Hub is life-saving.
HSB Hub member
Your Summit Pass

Everything you get

  • Every expert interview. Food reactions, dizziness, energy crashes, gut health, hormones, pain, and the nervous system.

  • Every guided activity. Breathwork, reconditioning, nervous system resets, cycle mapping, and more, so you leave having DONE it.

  • The recordings, yours to keep. Watch lying down, in any order, as slowly as your body needs.

  • The Where to Start guide. Which sessions to watch first, based on what your body is doing.

  • Audio downloads. For flare days when screens are too much.

  • The Flare Day Plan. My three-page battle plan: what kind of flare it is, then the first ten minutes, hours, and days.

Summit Pass

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$97 after Jan 22

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FAQ

Questions, answered

Reading this from bed with your legs up the wall? This was made for exactly you.

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Do I need a diagnosis to join?

No. Most sensitive bodies never get a clear name for what’s happening, and conditions like MCAS, POTS, and EDS are notoriously hard to diagnose. If your body reacts more than you’d expect, this is for you.

I’m so overwhelmed. Is this one more thing?

The Where to Start guide points you to two or three sessions for your type. You don’t have to watch everything.

Do I have to watch it all on January 21?

No. The recordings are yours to keep. Watch in any order, lying down, across as many days as your body needs.

What if I’m in a flare that day?

Then put on the audio with your legs up the wall, and come back to the activities when you’re ready.

Are the activities safe for me?

Every activity shows the easiest version first, and you can stop any time. Check with your own doctor before starting anything new.

Will there be captions or transcripts?

Yes. Every session has captions, and you can download a transcript of each one.

What’s your refund policy?

Change your mind before the summit? Email us by 11:59 p.m. ET on Wednesday, January 20 for a full refund. Once sessions open on January 21, all sales are final. Terms of Purchase

Is this a replacement for medical care?

No. It’s educational, made to help you understand your body and have better conversations with your own doctors.

There is always something we can do.

Thursday, January 21. Every interview, every activity, and the recordings to keep.

Free. Passes open to the waitlist on Tuesday, December 8.

Save my spot for $47

$47 through Friday, January 22 at 11:59 p.m. ET. Then $97.

The Sensitive Body Summit is for educational purposes only and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always talk with your own healthcare provider about your care.

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