In this enlightening conversation, Kelly Street and Samantha Gladish explore the intricate relationship between nutrition, hormonal health, and self-awareness.
They discuss the common issue of under-eating among women, the importance of understanding macros, and the need for personalized nutrition as life stages change. Samantha shares her journey into hormone nutrition, the impact of her personal experiences, and the significance of mindful eating.
The discussion also touches on the challenges of entrepreneurship, the myths surrounding wellness, and the importance of setting boundaries to avoid burnout.
Takeaways:
- Many women are undernourishing themselves without realizing it.
- Tracking macros can reveal surprising insights about food intake.
- Protein is crucial for hormonal balance and overall health.
- Women need to adapt their diets as they age and go through hormonal changes.
- Mindful eating is essential for understanding what your body needs.
- Setting boundaries is key to avoiding burnout in entrepreneurship.
- Carbohydrates are necessary for energy and hormonal function.
- Fasting may not be suitable for everyone, especially women.
- Self-awareness in nutrition can lead to better health outcomes.
- It's important to debunk common wellness myths to foster a healthier relationship with food.
Chapters
01:35 Introducing Samantha Gladish: A Journey Through Nutrition and Hormones
03:22 Under Nourished: The Hidden Epidemic of Under Eating
08:58 Understanding Macros: The Key to Nourishment
11:49 Aging and Nutrition: Adapting to Our Changing Bodies
16:30 The Hormonal Connection: Why Nutrition Matters for Women
21:51 Personal Journeys: Navigating Fertility and Hormonal Health
24:06 Embracing Self-Talk and Body Awareness
28:23 The Importance of Intentional Eating
32:49 Navigating Hustle Culture and Business Balance
35:33 Debunking Nutrition Myths
44:39 Seeking Support and Resources
Keywords: nutrition, hormone health, under-eating, macros, mindful eating, women's health, holistic wellness, self-awareness, entrepreneurship, wellness myths