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From Health Struggles to Healing: Alysa Seeland, Founder and CEO of FOND on Nourishing Her Family of 8, Running a Business and How Bone Broth Saved Her Life
You guys are going to LOVE this conversation with Alysa Seeland, Founder and CEO of FOND Bone Broth. In this conversation, Alysa shares her inspiring journey from struggling with health issues to discovering the healing properties of bone broth. She discusses her experiences with pregnancy, motherhood, and the importance of nutrition for her family. Alysa also explains the founding of her company, Fond, which offers high-quality bone broth, and the challenges she faced in the industry. The discussion highlights the significance of gut health, nutrient absorption, and practical tips for families to improve their diets. Alysa emphasizes the transformative power of small changes in nutrition and lifestyle, and how you can do it in a digestible way!
TOPICS DISCUSSED:
- Alysa's health journey that led her to getting her Appendix removed after her first child
- How bone broth played a crucial role in Alysa's recovery and health
- Why gut health is essential for overall well-being and nutrient absorption (and how bone broth plays a role in this)
- The method behind Alysa navigating 6 pregnancies
- How to raise healthy, strong kids (and what she feeds her family)
- Why Alysa and her husband started FOND
- What is Tallow? Why should we all be consuming it?
- Alysa's best tips for making small changes to you and your kid's diet
- so much more!!
GET FOND HIGH QUALITY BONE BROTH AND TALLOW: HERE (and use code GUTTALKGIRLS for 10% off your order)
Follow Alysa on Instagram
Follow FOND on Instagram
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By Jill and Jenna
4.9
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You guys are going to LOVE this conversation with Alysa Seeland, Founder and CEO of FOND Bone Broth. In this conversation, Alysa shares her inspiring journey from struggling with health issues to discovering the healing properties of bone broth. She discusses her experiences with pregnancy, motherhood, and the importance of nutrition for her family. Alysa also explains the founding of her company, Fond, which offers high-quality bone broth, and the challenges she faced in the industry. The discussion highlights the significance of gut health, nutrient absorption, and practical tips for families to improve their diets. Alysa emphasizes the transformative power of small changes in nutrition and lifestyle, and how you can do it in a digestible way!
TOPICS DISCUSSED:
- Alysa's health journey that led her to getting her Appendix removed after her first child
- How bone broth played a crucial role in Alysa's recovery and health
- Why gut health is essential for overall well-being and nutrient absorption (and how bone broth plays a role in this)
- The method behind Alysa navigating 6 pregnancies
- How to raise healthy, strong kids (and what she feeds her family)
- Why Alysa and her husband started FOND
- What is Tallow? Why should we all be consuming it?
- Alysa's best tips for making small changes to you and your kid's diet
- so much more!!
GET FOND HIGH QUALITY BONE BROTH AND TALLOW: HERE (and use code GUTTALKGIRLS for 10% off your order)
Follow Alysa on Instagram
Follow FOND on Instagram
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