Eat Burn Sleep

In this episode, my guest is Sofia Toubani, a member of the EBS lifestyle who suffered from a skin cancer called squamous cell carcinoma of the anal canal. She candidly shares her story with us; how she discovered the EBS platform and the crucial role it played in her road to recovery. We also talk about all the health taboos that surround cancer, especially ones like her type, which is common yet tends to not be widely discussed. Lastly, we go into detail about the vegan diet, myths related to veganism, and why I don't believe this diet is helpful in recovery from disease or for improving overall general health.

In this episode, my guest is Alice Law, founder of Lawali Life & the Unstressable podcast. She is a stress management consultant and a hugely successful podcast host. Alice’s advice comes from her unique experience fighting chronic stress & witnessing the devastating effects of stress on the physical and mental health of her loved ones and herself. Being kind enough, Alice shares with us her inspiring journey of overcoming stress and the coping mechanisms that have helped her and now help others. We talk about the different types of stress one can face, whether everyday stress or big life situations, how to manage it, and little tips that you can include in your daily life to live a happy, un-stressful life.

In this episode, my guest is Nick Potter, an Osteopath based in London & author of the book titled ‘The Meaning of Pain’. We started talking about the behavioral immune system, which is a psychological immune response toward disease-causing pathogens in our environment, and how so many people experienced this phenomenon during COVID. We also covered several other topics, including adaptation and building resilience through the ‘graded exposure to threat’ technique, the link between nutrition, socialization, mental health & immunity, and how eating disorders can lead to infertility. Make sure to review, subscribe and share this podcast with someone who might benefit from it.

In this episode, my guest is Nick Potter, an Osteopath based in London & author of the book I titled ‘The Meaning of Pain'. In this episode, we start with talking about why women feel more pain and end up covering so many topics around pain. We go into detail about the physiology and psychology of pain, how inflammation affects the feeling of pain in the long term, and how one can improve their lifestyle & mindset toward a better quality of life, happier mood, better performance at work, and optimal health.

In this episode, my guest is Steve Burns, founder of the therapy lounge, and we delve into the Drama Triangle. The Drama Triangle is a model of dysfunctional social interactions that involves three roles: Victim, Rescuer, and Persecutor. Steve goes into detail about each role, how to break out of these roles, and learn how to set your perspective to make a heaven out of hell. We have had previous talks with Steve on the EBS platform, and many participants reached out to him for help following the podcast. This podcast will surely give you tools for better relationships at home, at work, and socially.

In this episode, my guest is Karin Greenberg, a mother of two, creator and host of the successful video series Get-T-know and a breast cancer survivor. She is kind enough to give us an insight into her journey with breast cancer, from her diagnosis to recovery, as well as her coping mechanisms and the methods that have helped her during this time. We talk about the significant effects your mindset has on your remission, how to turn the negative into positive, and how one can come out of this experience stronger.

In this episode, Steve Burns is my guest, and we talk about codependent relationships. Steve is a coach specializing in codependency and addiction. Steve Burns is the founder of the therapy lounge in London. We have had previous talks with Steve on the EBS platform, and many participants reached out to him for help following the podcast. This episode will deconstruct the concept of codependent relationships and how individuals in those relationships identify themselves. Steve also highlights some valuable strategies to help those in codependent relationships.

My guest this week is Simon Sebag Montefiore, a dear friend of mine, a famous British historian, novelist, and award-winning author, whose books are published in 48 languages.

We talk about books and discuss the unique way he tells history through people's lives and relationships. 

Many people with no apparent health issues wonder what benefits they might have when embarking on a low inflammation lifestyle. In this episode, I share with you what you can expect in the short term as well as the longer term thanks to lowering inflammation and implementing a lifestyle supporting optimal mental and physical health.

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