Bradley Butterfield, Partner and Behavioral Psychotherapist at ThreeHealth joins us for a conversation we all have been forced to have with the people we live with. Now that we spend much more time at home it is important to discuss the lifestyle changes we have made in pursuit of better health and how our partners in real life can help us make better decisions together.

It's about how you handle mistakes that show your true strength. Nobody is perfect and we will sing that till the end of time. Stop holding yourself to an impossible standard. Choose success but know that it wouldn't hold its weight unless you had to work to get there. (pun intended)

It takes a true warrior to fail many times but weather the storm and try again. We applaud you and remain supportive in your search for better and more importantly, sustainable health.

This week Brandy and Alexis are working through the common pig squeals from Glenn Livingston's 'I love my workbook'. How many times have you "messed up" and then gave up? Well, no one's perfect and yet we continue to hold ourselves to an impossible standard so what can you do about it?

Brandy and Alexis are excited to share a new book, well, not new but definitely worth reading. Glenn Livingston Ph.D. has written several books but we start with "Never Binge Again". Let me tell you guys, this guy knows what he is taking about.

The first rule of Keto is we don't talk about Keto. Further more the word Keto is being abused by the food industry leading to confusion and understanding of the ketogenic diet. We're here to set the record straight.

Dr. Anna Welcome shares her own low carb story and what she is doing in the low carb community today.

From an OBGYN surgeon to practicing Obesity Medicine, Dr. Welcome discusses the connection between Epigenetics and Obesity.

Brian Sanders talks about what the new science is telling us humans should actually be eating, and how to eat that food sustainably.