Doing It Different

Healing trauma is a daunting task that most people wish to push under the rug. After a failed suicide attempt, this week's guest knew facing her pain head-on was the only thing she could do.

Hannah Deindorfer experienced more life than one could possibly imagine before hitting 21 years of age. Assuming responsibility for a bipolar parent as a child, being in an abusive relationship in her teens, and experiencing an eating disorder in college led Hannah down an icy road in Michigan where she attempted to take her own life.

After surviving, she was determined to face her trauma head on and start the path to healing.

In today's episode, Hannah shares what healing trauma looks like, daily practices for feeling grounded, and how she approaches having difficult conversations with family. Hannah also shares how leaning into her pain and trauma allowed her to find her passion which turned into a lucrative coaching business she owns today.

Hannah's story is filled with courage and hope, I know you're going to get so much from it.

Note: Hannah and I discuss suicide in this episode. If this is something that triggers you, please refrain from listening. If you need any mental health or suicide support, please call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at: 800-273-8255.

• 3:14 Discovering your upper and lower thresholds and what they mean
• 6:48 Growing up quickly and taking care of a bipolar parent at 13
• 9:38 Hannah's eating disorder and suicide attempt on an icy road in Michigan
• 14:11 The importance of sitting with your pain when healing trauma
• 16:43 Deciding to move to San Diego for a $500/month job
• 20:11 The puzzle pieces Hannah put together to create a half a million dollar coaching business in two years
• 24:51 What Hannah believes has been pivotal to her growth and a key part of her success
• 28:07 Hannah's unique approach to coaching that creates successful businesses and even better humans
• 31:47 Healing family relationships after experiencing trauma
• 35:38 How to have tough conversations with the people you love
• 39:67 The first step to healing trauma
• 42:11 Daily practices for feeling grounded and safe
• 45:17 Hannah's latest coaching program rooted in transformation and healing
• 48:28 How to get in touch with Hannah

• Hannah's Website
• Hannah on Instagram
• The Inner Edge Program
• The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks
• Landmark
• Podcast 017: How to Turn Relationship Conflict Into Connection with Annie Lalla

Hannah Deindorfer is a business mentor, mental health advocate, suicide attempt survivor, anorexia survivor, Harry Potter nerd, writer, coffee snob, and dog mom who lives in Austin, Texas. She has a talent for helping those around her see the possibilities for their future successes and creating a path for them to get there. She has built a multiple six-figure coaching business as a solopreneur, while working less than 30 hours a week and supports others in building the online businesses of their dreams as well. Some call her a fairy, that would be accurate.

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Health misconceptions result from conflicting information between practitioners, big food, and the government... and they are leaving people powerless.

Do you ever feel frustrated by conflicting information surrounding your health? Are you ever unsure of what to believe? If so, you are going to appreciate this episode with Dr. Anthony Gustin.

Anthony is well versed in all things health, how the food industry operates, and how the two connect. Today, Anthony is here to deliver straight-forward information and address common health misconceptions that prevent people from improving their health.

We dive into the ketogenic diet, the rise against meat, what having high cholesterol means, and the hope for regenerative farming.

I hope you enjoy!

• 4:13 What keto and ketosis actually mean
• 7:06 Health misconceptions around women and the ketogenic diet
• 9:33 Bioindividuality and how it impacts your wellness journey
• 11:23 The baseline test for trying out new diets
• 12:47 A common myth about too much protein consumption
• 16:28 How health misconceptions are impacting our youth
• 18:52 Unpacking the demonization of protein, meat, and animal products
• 20:13 Ego, big food, and the effort to maintain the status quo
• 25:07 Why cholesterol is so important to your overall health
• 30:00 A holistic point of view: Understanding what you're trying to optimize
• 33:29 Three steps to reduce cholesterol and inflammation
• 39:19 The importance of focusing on nutrient density above anything else
• 43:43 Anthony's regenerative agriculture project
• 49:17 The problems current regenerative agriculture farms are facing
• 54:44 The counterintuitive issues resulting from the rise against meat

• Dr. Anthony Gustin's Website
• Anthony's Weekly Newsletter
• The Natural State Podcast
• Perfect Keto (Use Code: CARLY for 15% off)
• Equip Foods
• The Food Fix by Dr. Mark Hyman
• Podcast 010: How Regenerative Agriculture Can Save Our Planet with Robby Sansom of Force of Nature Meats

Dr. Anthony Gustin is the Founder and CEO of Perfect Keto & Equip Foods, host of The Natural State Podcast, author of the best-selling Keto Answers. As a former sports rehab clinician turned entrepreneur trained in functional medicine, he's ordered labs and set treatment plans for hundreds of patients. Today his drive is to keep health simple through fixing your environment in the areas that matter: Nutrition, Movement, Stress/Mental Health, and Sleep/Rest. His ultimate belief that he wants to share with the world is that when you fix your environment, you fix your health. It really can be that easy.

Often times, home builders and contractors are more concerned with low costs instead of building a nontoxic home. The result? Poor building materials that can lead to major health issues years down the road.

Andy Pace is a nationally recognized expert in green and nontoxic home building. He is truly a wealth of knowledge when it comes to choosing building materials that are safe for you and your family to live in many years down the road. I had the opportunity to work with Andy when I was building my own home and I'm excited for you to get a taste of some of the eye-opening information I have learned from him.

In this discussion, we chat about what a human healthy home is, how to avoid huge home contaminators, and high impact priorities you can focus on to start building a nontoxic home today.

• 3:13 How a terrifying experience with a water-based primer changed Andy's family business
• 8:10 The problem with conventional building materials that are in most homes today
• 11:35 Why some contractors struggle with using green products
• 14:09 The worst offenders in your home that contribute to 90% of toxicity issues
• 18:48 Understanding the risks associated with formaldehyde and VOCs
• 24:07 A personalized approach to building a nontoxic home
• 27:43 Why a green or LEED building isn't necessarily safe for you
• 30:11 The differences between "human healthy", "environmentally friendly" and "sustainable"
• 33:45 Comparing the cost of a nontoxic home and a conventional home
• 37:59 High impact priorities to focus on when building a home
• 41:30 Why having clear communication in your home building project is critical
• 45:22 Andy's best flooring recommendations for your home
• 48:54 Why some products don't make Andy's cut
• 52:33 Easy changes you can make today to create a nontoxic home
• 56:06 Where to find human health-focused builders
• 58:26 How to get in touch with Andy Pace

• The Green Design Center
• Nontoxic Environments Podcast
• AFM Safecoat
• Columbia Forest Products
• Forbo Flooring Systems
• Amorim
• Cali Bamboo
• Tesoro Woods
• JS2 Partners
• ECOS Paints
• Podcast BONUS: Reducing Your Indoor Air Pollution With Truly Nontoxic Paint

Andrew Pace is the founder and owner of the GDC/Building For Health® in Waukesha, WI. He launched the company in 1992 and is now the premiere retailer of green and healthy home building and improvement products and consulting in the US.

Pace has become a nationally recognized expert on green and healthy building products. Along with being profiled in numerous publications, Pace has authored several articles about the construction of healthy homes, which have been published in regional and national magazines, and has successfully assisted over 25,000 homeowners with their home remodeling and new home construction projects.

Pace is a past board member of the USGBC-WI Affiliate and is a two-time president of the Construction Specifications Institute-Milwaukee Chapter and a current board member of the International Institute of Building Biology and Ecology.

Andrew produces a weekly podcast called Non Toxic Environments, where he discusses all aspects of healthy, sustainable building practices.

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Ever have judgemental thoughts when seeing a woman freely express her sexuality? If you do, it might just be that you're feeling some shame or curiosity about your own.

Thousands of women experience shame, disconnect, or a lack of true freedom around their sexuality and pleasure. I put off addressing this area of my life until about a month ago and following the path of today's guest has been incredibly inspiring.

On the show, we have Kelli Tennant who is an open book about her spirituality, sexuality, womb, and the divine feminine. In this episode, we talk about reclaiming your sexuality, what it's like working through shame around sex with a partner, and tools that have helped us along the way.

I look forward to this being one of many podcast episodes I have on this topic and hope you enjoy it!

• 5:11 Kelly's mission to create a safe space for women
• 7:18 How women's circles are changing Carly's and Kelli's lives
• 9:42 Kelli's wellness journey from being in the best shape of her life to being bedridden
• 16:22 Carly's decision to heal her relationship with sex
• 18:56 What is controlling every aspect of your sexuality
• 21:57 Why Kelli is choosing to deepen her connection to her own sexuality
• 25:07 Experiences that can lead to shame around sex
• 29:46 What your judgments can tell you about yourself
• 32:07 How spirituality and sexuality are interconnected
• 35:14 Channeling your guides to create more alignment in your life
• 39:31 Kelli's mindset around making progress with her sexuality
• 42:06 Working through sexual shame while in a relationship
• 46:29 How to take responsibility when throwing an adult tantrum
• 50:40 Carly and her husband's tool for handling arguments
• 52:43 Kelli's 3 most impactful tools for healing
• 58:37 What a self-pleasure practice can look like for you
• 1:02:16 How Kelli's life has changed since prioritizing her sexuality
• 1:08:04 The role that Ayahuasca and psychedelics can play in your transformation
• 1:15:52 How you can start reclaiming your sexuality
• 1:19:09 Ways to get in touch with Kelli

• Kelli's Website
• Kelli's Instagram
• The Kelly Show
• Okay, Babe.
• The Practice Duo
• Women's Space
• Podcast 015: Sex, Shame, and Orgasms with Sex & Relationship Coach Alexa Martinez

Kelli Tennant seduces women to be their wild selves. She is an Intuitive Facilitator, the host of two top rated podcasts, The Kelli Show + OK, Babe., an Integrated Health and Reiki Practitioner, Women's Circle Facilitator, Board Certified Trainer in Hypnotherapy and plant medicine advocate.

After years of illness and detachment, Kelli utilized Ayahuasca and Psilocybin, somatic therapy and energy healing modalities to expand into her sexual and spiritually connected self.

She supports women as they break free of limiting beliefs, melt into their desires and find truth in their own bodies.

Kelli is also the Co-Founder and CEO of Soulfire Productions, a media company rooted in community, providing production and consulting for top podcasts in wellness and personal development.

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75% of water-damaged homes have a mold problem and nearly 80% of all homes have water damage. With stats like these, knowing how to find mold in your home can be crucial to your long term health.

In today's episode, we are joined by Brian Karrr, co-founder of We Inspect - a team that specializes in environmental consultation. They help people all over the country pinpoint and remove mold and mycotoxins from their homes. In the show, we go over just how common mold is, the ins and outs of mold testing, and how to find mold in your home.

As someone who has had to deal with mold and the effects it can have on your health before, I can attest to just how important this information is. If you are someone who thinks they have a mold problem or simply want to be proactive with their health, this episode is for you. Enjoy!

• 2:53 The difference between a mold inspector and a remediator
• 4:53 Why mold is increasingly becoming a problem
• 7:47 How common mold is in homes
• 11:25 How to find mold and signs of water damage in your home
• 15:42 The kinds of homes that are most likely to be moldy
• 17:58 Home features that are likely to cause mold growth
• 20:30 The problem with air sampling tests and why they provide false results
• 22:59 Two goals you are trying to accomplish when mold testing
• 24:11 Brian's approach to mold testing
• 29:12 Why Brian chooses the Ermi test
• 35:35 How to conduct your own Ermi test
• 39:15 The Human Cloud effect and why dust is your direct pathway to exposure
• 43:43 Proper ways to remediate your house and the importance of source removal
• 46:02 How much building material you should remove when mold is found
• 50:42 The pros and cons of moving vs remediating your home
• 54:26 Brian's upcoming program on how to find mold in your home
• 1:00:13 Where you can learn more about Brian and his work

• Brian's Website
• Brian's Free Webinar to Find Hidden Mold
• Brian on Instagram
• Mold Finder's Radio
• Mold Masterclass
• Podcast 007: Mold, Mycotoxins, Detox and Sick Building Syndrome with Dr. Jill Crista
• Blog Mold Detox: My Mold Journey & Recovery Protocol

Brian Karr is a second-generation indoor environmental consultant who specializes in working with hypersensitive individuals with complex medical conditions. He helps them to understand if mold, mycotoxins, or other indoor pathogens exist in their homes that may be contributing to their health conditions, and how to remedy those issues. Brian has become a go-to mold & biotoxin resource for many medical practitioners across the country and has helped over 3,000 hypersensitive individuals nationwide to create healthier living environments that have allowed their doctors to help them get better.

Brian is the co-founder of We Inspect, a national indoor environmental assessment company specializing in mold and biotoxin detection and management for hypersensitive individuals. He is also the creator of Mold Masterclass a digital training program developed for hypersensitive individuals and the doctors who treat them. The program teaches its students how to identify and remove mold and mycotoxins from their homes so they can get healthy again.

Did you enjoy this episode? Please drop a comment below or leave a review on iTunes to let me know! I love hearing what you think and it helps others who want to Do It Different find the podcast as well.

Cavities aren't a rite of passage. In fact, common oral health issues often allude to larger health problems that conventional doctors aren't trained to find.

Many people don't understand that oral health is a big indicator of your overall health. For example, your tooth and gum health is an indicator of what your diet and lifestyle look like. Similarly, bacteria and gum disease have been increasingly linked to system diseases as Alzheimer's, diabetes, and even heart damage.

In this episode, Dr. Mark Burhenne - a functional dentist in Silicon Valley - joins us to shed some light on these issues. Dr. B teaches us a daily practice for optimal oral health, the difference between a conventional and functional dentist, and we dive into controversial topics such as the use of fluoride and root canals.

Be prepared, you're going to want to call your dentist and schedule a checkup ASAP after hearing this. Enjoy!

• 3:07 Why Dr. Burhenne chose dentistry and his early fascination with finding the root cause
• 5:35 Dr. Burhenne 's shift from a conventional to a functional dentist
• 8:30 How your oral health can give clues as to whether you'll be diagnosed with sleep apnea years down the road
• 12:57 What a visit with a functional dentist looks like and why they won't recommend mouthwash
• 17:46 How traditional oral healthcare products are causing systemic disease
• 20:27 Oral health indicators that expose hidden health imbalances
• 23:06 Why mouth breathing is detrimental to your health
• 27:17 How to tell if you are a nose breather or a mouth breather
• 31:14 What to do if you fail the mouth tape challenge
• 34:02 The perfect childhood upbringing for having great oral health
• 38:49 What the food, fertilizer, and fluoride industry all have in common
• 41:36 Daily practices for great oral health
• 44:43 Why Dr. Burhenne chooses a fluoride-free lifestyle
• 48:16 The current lawsuit against the EPA to lessen the fluoride in water
• 54:16 How a poorly done root canal can wreak havoc on your body
• 56:49 What to do if your teeth are acting up after a root canal
• 59:15 How to get in touch with Dr. Burhenne and find a functional dentist near you

• Dr. Burhenne's Website
• Ask The Dentist on Instagram
• Food Fix by Dr. Mark Hyman
• Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art by James Nestor

Dr. Burhenne (pronounced Ber-HEN-uh) is the creator and author of AsktheDentist.com and the #1 bestselling author of The 8-Hour Sleep Paradox. He is a family and sleep medicine dentist whose advice regularly appears on TV, radio, and magazines, including NPR, The Doctors, and CBS News. He received his degree from the Dugoni School of Dentistry in San Francisco and is a member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine (AADSM), Academy of General Dentistry (Chicago, IL), American Academy for Oral Systemic Health (AAOSH), and Dental Board of California.

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Have you ever considered natural childbirth but are curious to know all it entails? Mada Lavey went through two natural births at a birthing center and can't imagine doing it any other way.

Mada Lavey is a health and wellness blogger and mama of two who actively pursues a holistic and natural lifestyle. She is truly a wealth of knowledge for anyone looking to have an unmedicated and holistic birthing experience.

In this episode, Mada shares all about her two conception journeys and pregnancies, why she chose to give birth at a birthing center, as well as her postpartum and breastfeeding experiences. She also gets incredibly honest about the things no one talks about giving birth.

Enjoy!

• 2:32 Mada's background in the holistic world
• 4:53 How Mada prepared for conception and natural childbirth
• 9:24 Three important things women who want to conceive need to know
• 11:57 Experiencing miscarriage and what your HCG levels can tell you
• 14:25 Getting pregnant for the first time
• 18:23 Why Mada chose a birthing center instead of a hospital birth
• 25:45 Mada's experience going into labor with her first child
• 28:40 The 4-1-1 rule about contractions
• 30:06 What it's like to give birth at a birthing center
• 35:03 Experiencing a rite of passage through childbirth
• 38:30 The biggest differences between Mada's first and second birth
• 43:46 Giving birth one week before COVID-19 quarantines
• 46:42 Mada's mild complication that resulted in needing stitches
• 49:23 What postpartum, placenta pills and breastfeeding is like
• 53:15 Mada's recommended resources for pregnancy
• 55:37 What no one talks about post-childbirth
• 58:58 How you can get in touch with Mada

• Mada's Website
• Mada's Instagram
• Garden of Life Prenatals
• Thorne Basic Prenatal
• The Business of Being Born
• Origins Birth Center
• Cheryl Abrams, Newborn Child Care Specialist and Doula
• Mountain Rose Herbs Calendula Oil
• Ina May's Guide to Breastfeeding
• The Mama Natural Week-by-Week Guide to Pregnancy and Childbirth by Genevieve Howland
• The First 40 Days by Heng Ou
• Article: 9 Prenatal Vitamins I Trust and Recommend
• Podcast: EP 002: Why I Choose Home Birth, with Allison Evans of Branch Basics

Mada Lavey is a Dallas-based mama with a passion for all things health-related. She's a social media influencer and a personal trainer. Her Instagram page is devoted to healthy living through fitness, nontoxic beauty, motherhood, recipes, and living an all-around holistic lifestyle.

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Brooke Geahan went from running her own company to being bedridden for two years. Today she credits bee venom therapy with saving her life.

Brooke's life was turned upside after being diagnosed with late-stage Lyme disease and the co-infections that came along with it. Those infections turned into life-threatening autoimmune diseases she battled alongside cancer.

After spending over $150,000 of her life savings on Western medicine to no avail, she turned to bee venom therapy. Within a few weeks of treatment, she knew she found her answer.

Today, Brooke has eradicated her Lyme disease and reversed every single reversible autoimmune disease she had. As a result of her journey, she is a big proponent of bee venom therapy and is the founder of The Heal Hive.

In this episode, we talk about what bee venom therapy is, its ancient history, what being on the protocol is like, and the benefits that come with it.

Enjoy!

• 2:46 Brooke's sudden and debilitating experience with Lyme disease
• 5:07 Why Brooke chose bee venom therapy and what her remarkable recovery looked like
• 8:22 Apitherapy's ancient history
• 10:51 The struggle against the $108B autoimmune industry
• 12:59 How bee venom therapy eradicates infections
• 15:50 What being on the protocol looks like
• 19:29 Why bee venom is particularly helpful for autoimmune disease
• 22:48 The anti-inflammatory benefits of bee venom
• 26:12 An overview of histamine and why women have higher chances of having an autoimmune disease than men
• 30:28 Heal Hive's extensive testing process and why they leave no stone unturned
• 35:11 The 14-hour safety protocol Heal Hive commits its members to
• 36:55 Brooke's philosophy on holistic and Western medicine
• 37:39 Heal Hive's approach to taking the guesswork out of healing
• 41:51 Why even well-intentioned doctors turn into marketers instead of healers
• 47:49 How bee venom therapy is a sustainable practice that supports bees long term
• 51:06 Being a beekeeper while living in the city
• 52:38 The difference between a regular bee sting and therapy
• 54:02 How you can get in touch with The Heal Hive and learn more about apitherapy

• The Heal Hive
• The Heal Hive's eBook
• Brooke on Instagram
• The Heal Hive on Instagram
• (Un)Well Documentary

Brooke Geahan is the founder of The Heal Hive, the first educational platform for Bee Venom Therapy that combines science-backed research with a prescriptive approach to using bee venom safely and effectively –all of which is overseen by medical professionals. After nearly losing her life to a combination of Late Stage Lyme Disease, reactivated Epstein Barr Virus, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, multiple severe Autoimmune disorders, Celiac disease, and melanoma cancer, Brooke became one of the pioneers of modern Bee Venom Therapy. You can find her on Instagram @everydayexpert & @thehealhive where she empowers hundreds of clients worldwide to take healing into their own hands.

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Has relationship conflict ever made you question if you chose the right partner?

Love and Relationship Coach, Annie Lalla, is clear when she says, "Love is not for the faint-hearted. It's a gladiator sport."

I first learned about Annie and her work through Adee and Michael, who joined us on episode 4 of this podcast. She is their longtime relationship coach and they have sung per praises ever since I met them.

Annie's gift of improving relationships is incredible. If you've ever experienced relationship conflict, this episode is perfect for you. Today we discuss how to have a healthy relationship, work through conflict, and practice self-regulation.

Enjoy!

• 3:13 Annie's discovery of her relationship superpower as an IT consultant
• 6:41 How you've hired your partner for the most important role in your life
• 9:17 What your partner's complaints and frustrations are actually doing to you
• 11:20 The two different dynamics in a successful relationship
• 13:39 How Annie and her husband continuously teach each other
• 18:59 What envy, shame, and jealousy disguise themselves as
• 24:00 Why your childhood upbringing is affecting how you show up in your relationship
• 27:54 The "Copy and Paste" method for understanding your partner
• 32:12 Three ways to self regulate in the middle of a conflict
• 38:12 The sacred tool you and your partner can use to protect your relationship
• 41:23 Why relationships will always experience conflict
• 45:49 How to be an individual in your relationship
• 51:27 What true love actually requires from you
• 57:48 How you can connect with Annie

• Annie's Website
• The Love Test
• Annie's Free Videos
• Podcast: How to Have an Awesome Marriage with Adee and Michael Cazayoux

Annie Lalla is a Love and Relationship Coach with an Honors Science Degree in Biology & Philosophy (minor in Buddhism), Annie's studies include evolutionary psychology, integral theory, spiral dynamics, inter-generational family systems, and therapeutic sexuality. With professional certifications in Coaching, NLP and Clinical Hypnosis, her tools extend to metaphoric narrative, role-play and interacting with clients as their highest selves.

In her coaching, Annie helps individuals attract, create and foster extraordinary connections that maximize freedom and minimize shame.

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According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the air in your home is 5-20x more polluted than the outdoor air in major cities.

Whether you're buying or renting your home, we all have something in common - our walls are covered with paint. What you may not know, is that the paint on your walls can emit toxic chemicals for years and can lead to chronic health issues.

Austin and I wanted a non toxic paint when we chose to remodel our home and we decided to purchase ECOS Paints and in this episode, I am joined by ECOS Paints Marketing Director, Emma Pugliares. Emma discusses the problems with conventional paint, ingredients to look out for, how to make informed paint purchasing decisions as a consumer, and how ECOS Paints is bringing another level of transparency to their customers.

• 4:33 The problem with conventional paint and how it's harming human bodies
• 6:39 How not to fall victim to marketing claims around paint products
• 9:39 Why the paint on your walls can be the cause of new or chronic health problems
• 13:10 The story behind ECOS Paints
• 15:17 How Facebook and Google are taking care of their employees' health
• 16:45 An innovative product you can purchase that purifies your air
• 19:09 How ECOS Paints provides unparalleled transparency to their customers
• 21:18 The cost difference between non toxic paint and conventional paint

• ECOS Paints
• ECOS Paints on Instagram
• Declare Label Certification by the International Living Future Institute

ECOS Paints creates non toxic paints, varnishes, stains, primers that are free of pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides. Their products are designed specifically for people who can't tolerate fumes due to chemical sensitivities. They also have a beyond zero VOC philosophy which means that each product comes with VOC test data and a complete list of ingredients, so you can make an informed and environmentally responsible decision.

Did you enjoy this episode? Please drop a comment below or leave a review on iTunes to let me know! I love hearing what you think and it helps others who want to Do It Different find the podcast as well.