By Dr. Ruth Allan
In each episode host, Dr Ruth Allan interviews industry leaders to discuss how they have transformed their brain health or that of others by unchaining their pain to step into the person they
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The podcast currently has 82 episodes available.
Dave Bradley joins Dr Ruth Allan on Episode 080 of her show 'Brain Health: Unchaining Your Pain.' Dave Bradley is an ex Manchester United player of four years and a Redox Lifestyle Entrepreneur. He's a husband, Dad, friend and Entrepreneur and changes lives for a living either financially, health-wise, or both.
His gift to the world is a breakthrough technology in Health and Wellness, Anti Aging, Athletic Performance and Recovery - acknowledging that with every breakthrough comes massive opportunity.
In this episode Dave discusses his journey from being a football player at Manchester United to becoming a successful network marketing entrepreneur, able to live the life of his dreams. He discusses the importance of mindset in achieving the life of your dreams and the importance of focus. He reveals the secrets that keep his brain functioning despite the risks he endured as a footballer, as well as what made him the entrepreneurial success he is today.
He also shares his story about how he was able to recover from injuries from sport and his own autonomic encoding, through appropriate therapeutic intervention and the use of redox signalling technology.
Finally he talks about his drive to get ahead of the game and his focus on preventative health to achieve an optimal health span and lifespan for his brain and body. I loved this episode as Dave just tells it how it is.
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Karen Mayo joins Dr Ruth Allan on Episode 079 of her show 'Brain Health: Unchaining Your Pain.' Karen Mayo is an Integrative Nutritionist of Amen Clinics New York and an Award-Winning International Best-Selling Author of “Mindful Eating” Thirty Days to A Whole New You
She has authored two more books and you may have seen her a couple of times on the Dr. Oz Show or The Jack Canfield Show. Karen appeared on the TEDx stage “Mindful Eating with Mayo” and she has taught at Columbia University
Karen Mayo makes the complexities of nutrition accessible by zeroing in on the essentials and offering practical suggestions you can immediately implement into your daily routine
In this episode we talk about the importance of mindful eating and how to fuel your mind appropriately based on the different parts of your brain that may be struggling. Karen shares the story of how she supported her nephew who was diagnosed with ADD to achieving straight A's in school, and what to do to support your children who may be experiencing behavioural or cognitive challenges
I loved this episode as nutritional is foundational for me in the context of brain function and it's where I started my brain health journey. We had so much to talk about and it was so interesting for me personally taking Karen's mindful eating challenge with chocolate before joining the show to see how it changed my relationship with food!
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Simon Hedley, 'The Strategic Alchemist' joins Dr Ruth Allan on Episode 078 of her show 'Brain Health: Unchaining Your Pain.' For over two decades Simon has been primarily working by referral, and often privately behind the scenes as The Secret Weapon for Good People Doing Great Things
Leveraging his strong background in audit, structuring and investment banking, he has a unique mind that is able to connect the dots for people and project and identify the missing that makes the difference. He’s also a master of tai chi, and many other disciplines that are focussed on human potential and optimising outcomes.
In this episode Simon talks about the importance of pause, stop and reset to optimise your mind. We discuss the difference between connection and communication, the impact our current world is having on our human body and how it performs, and the need to establish a state of flow with your environment to stay functional and in control of your mindset.
This episode took so many interesting twists and turns, and provided a great insight on the importance of the need to pause, stop and reset. Be sure to rate and review this episode on any podcasting platform. Share your view - tell us what you enjoyed or loved about the show here or leave a podcast review on Apple Podcasts by visiting the link below!
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Pip Delamere-Wright joins Dr Ruth Allan on Episode 077 of her show 'Brain Health: Unchaining Your Pain.' Pip is a retired Officer having served 17 years in the British Army. During this time she served in various countries and was the first female Army Commando. She served as part of 3 Commando Brigade and was deployed on Op Telic 1
After the birth of her son in 2012, the death of her brother from cancer and her mum attending chemotherapy, Pip suffered from severe postnatal depression. The military mental health unit in Catterick literally saved her life
When she retired in 2014 Pip retrained as an outdoor leader working with children with additional support needs and more recently qualifying as a Therapeutic Forest Practitioner. Pip proactively spends time focusing on and supporting others, encouraging positive physical and mental health
In this episode Pip discusses her journey from joining the military to becoming the first female Army Commando and the importance of mindset in defining what you are capable of achieving
She dives deep into what led her being diagnosed with post natal depression, how this affected her and what she was able to do to navigate her way through it and re-establish balance in her life
She discusses how this led her to founding Operation Cairngorm, which allows individual to reconnect with nature, educating them on how they can use it to calm their body and mind
I loved this episode. We had so much to talk about. I find this such an important topic to shine the light on the impact of post natal depression and to raise awareness to all those parents out there to know that you are not alone and there is hope and light at the end of the tunnel
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Grayson Hart joins Dr Ruth Allan on Episode 076 of her show 'Brain Health: Unchaining Your Pain.' Grayson is a former international rugby player with a career of 14 years as a pro. After a chronic knee injury and severe reliance on painkillers having a negative effect on his mental and physical health, Grayson discovered the profound power of legal and non addictive cannabis extract supplements and mushrooms to change his life.
He went on to launch Puresport, known as one of the UK's leading innovative natural wellness brands, who have built a community with a shared vision centred around mind and body wellness.
In this interview Grayson provides some inspirational insights into his childhood and how his demand to know why at school, often perceived as confrontational when he was young, ultimately became his superpower.
We talk about the challenges of educational systems that are unable to accommodate or adapt to different brain types. Grayson discusses his moment of shame and the pivotal moment in his life that led him to playing for the Auckland blues at 19 years old. He talks about the impact of losing his dad two seasons into the game, and how his attempt to emotionally suppress his grief led to physical expression that became self-destructive.
Grayson shares how he transitioned from professional rugby in Scotland to founding Puresport as a result of a chronic knee injury, and what he discovered about himself on his journey, including realising the need to shift his perspective from extrinsic to intrinsic motivation.
I loved this episode as it highlights how important it is to adapt our educational system to allow children to uncover their superpowers, the impact of childhood trauma on our behavioural responses. In particular I loved how Grayson showed, despite what life throws at you, there is always an opportunity to be uncovered in every hurdle in life you face to enable you to achieve optimal performance.
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Jamie Thomson joins Dr Ruth Allan on Episode 075 of her show ‘Brain Health: Unchaining Your Pain'
Jamie is an ex professional footballer, ex Royal Navy sailor and now successful entrepreneur in the area of sport, exercise, health & wellbeing and bio technologies. He is passionate about helping people understand the easy things they can do to benefit their health, while driving the awareness of Cellular health and Redox biology in the U.K. and around the world
In this episode we talk about the fascinating signalling pathways in our body and mind, the redox signalling molecules responsible for supporting our cellular communication and how to amplify the signal strength to enhance our internal communication network and ultimate aid recovery and enhance human performance
As a Reservist officer in the Royal Corps of Signals, I found this conversation absolutely fascinating as Jamie shares the extraordinary capability of a ground-breaking new product ASEA Redox that produces the redox signalling molecules, which is native to our body in liquid and gel form for us to use
This breakthrough health technology developed in the USA has been considered as significant as the breakthrough in penicillin, one of the effects of which is up-regulating glutathione by 800%
In 1998 the Nobel Prize was awarded on Redox signalling molecules, without which we would die within 3 seconds, and post puberty we lose our production redox signalling molecules about 1% a year
Jamie provides some fascinating case studies of those that have used this product to support their healing journey on some significant health challenges. Be sure to rate and review this episode on any podcasting platform.
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Dr Susanna Petche joins Dr Ruth Allan LIVE on her show 'Brain Health: Unchaining Your Pain' on Tuesday 18th April 2023
Dr Susanna Petche is a functional medicine GP, speaker and trainer specialising in psychological trauma and its impact. She combines both personal and academic understanding of psychological trauma, to train life coaches and healthcare professionals via her Trauma-Sense programme to become trauma-informed
Susanna is part of an innovative NHS-funded holistic programme for those with diagnoses of Chronic Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (CPTSD) and/or Emotionally Unstable Personality Disorder (EUPD). Susanna also works 1:1 with clients, exploring how stress and trauma impact physical and mental health
In this live episode we talk about the psychological impact of trauma, combining our academic and personal experiences to support others in understanding trauma
We talk about the typical root causes of trauma, how these can be expressed and can manifest later in life. We discuss what to look out for in yourself and others to become more trauma informed, and the wide variety of options available to support you or your loved ones in unchaining your pain from past trauma or unhelpful experiences
I loved this episode as we combine our knowledge and experience to share how you can address the psychological impact of trauma
For more information about trauma, please refer to the links in the show notes
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Dr Ruth Allan goes LIVE as a new ‘Brain Bites' segment to her podcast ‘Brain Health: Unchaining Your Pain'
In this LIVE episode, Dr Ruth draws on several guest episodes of her show ‘Brain Health: Unchaining Your Pain' and her own experience to provide parents and carers with ten simple steps they can take to empower their children to become warriors for their health – starting with creating food warriors.
Why?
Because at present, in the USA, our children are predicted to die earlier than us due to the state of our food system – in essence, we are killing our children early.
And being a parent, Dr. Ruth is NOT ok with that.
In this episode, Dr. Ruth talks about what you can do to nurture healthier, happier, calmer kids who, rather than being victims to the toxins in the food system that is poisoning their minds and bodies, are more EMPOWERED to take back control and change the food system to one that benefits their health, rather than just the food industry.
She shares the shocking statistics that are influencing what we eat and the impact it is having on us. She discusses why it's so important to start talking about the brain and falling in love with it, what you can do as a parent or carer personally to become ambassadors for a better brain and longer health span and life span, and how you can support your children in becoming food warriors.
We would love to know what of the ten steps you will implement in your family or your organisation – let us know! If you'd love to share your story of how these ten steps have influenced change in your family or your organisation, whether an educational institution or business, we'd love to hear from you. Register your interest to join us as a guest on the show by completing the application form on our podcast page so you can share your success story!
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Dr. Sara Whedon joins Dr Ruth Allan on Episode 072 of her show ‘Brain Health: Unchaining Your Pain.'
Dr. Sara has combined her years of experience working with patients, her love for co-creating new strategies forward, and her experience being raised with a parent in corporate to help organizations help employees with brain optimization.
Dr. Sara believes you shouldn't wait until retirement to live a fulfilled and extended life. Contrary to popular belief, she believes we can individualize wellness in organizations without an unrealistic budget and says the results are far more reaching than previously anticipated.
In this episode, we talk about the brain in the context of performance in the workplace. We discuss the importance of taking a human-centric approach and the shift that has occurred since the pandemic.
We talk about the importance of setting time boundaries and understanding your performance needs, as well as the role of humour in the workplace and the real challenge of addressing neurodiversity.
And Dr. Sara shares her inspiring story as we dive into the Five Pillars of Brain Health that contextualizes the importance of environment and connection beyond the spoken word. Be sure to rate and review this episode on any podcasting platform. Share your view – tell us what you enjoyed or loved about the show here or leave a podcast review on Apple Podcasts by visiting the link below!
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Henry Dimbleby joins Dr Ruth Allan LIVE on her show ‘Brain Health: Unchaining Your Pain' on Monday, 27 March 2023
Henry Dimbleby is the author of the book ‘Ravenous: How to get ourselves and our planet into shape’. Published in March 2023, this analysis of the food system – how it is malfunctioning and what to do about it, build on the work he did in the independent National Food Strategy, described by Prue Leith as “the best government document that’s ever come out.”
In 2013, he co-authored The School Food Plan, a blueprint for the government setting out actions to transform what children eat in schools and how they learn about food. It resulted in the introduction of free school meals for all children up to the age of eight and cooking lessons being made obligatory for all children up to 14 years old.
From 2018 to 2023, Dimbleby was the lead non-executive board member of the Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs. He has also advised the Labour party on improving the food system's sustainability and security.
Henry previously worked as a journalist at The Daily Telegraph and a chef at the Michelin-starred Four Seasons Inn on the Park.
In this episode, we talk about the chronic health epidemic associated with our current food system and the actionable steps we can take to improve the health of ourselves and our planet through a system-centric approach.
We discuss the importance of educating our children in healthy food for their minds, the risk of drugging our way out of the problem rather than dealing with the root cause and how we could be at the cusp of a new scientific revolution for using big data to understand and address these complex systems.
We talk about how people are living in a food ‘swamp' / junk food world and want change, given our children are now predicted to have a lower life expectancy than their parents as a result of the food system messing with our evolutionary feedback loops that govern our behaviour.
We also discuss the importance of giving our children the tools to survive in the food swamp, starting with creating a safe environment inside the home, helping our children to learn how to cook food from scratch, as well as different steps you can take as a parent to make food healthy and fun.
I loved this episode as we had so much to discuss on the importance of addressing the food system through a system-centric approach. Be sure to rate and review this episode on any podcasting platform. Share your view – tell us what you enjoyed or loved about the show here, or leave a podcast review on Apple Podcasts.
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The podcast currently has 82 episodes available.