Summary. In this Family Week episode, we discuss a variety of articles: 1) the effects of a "fasting minimizing diet" bar, 2) the success of different types of New Year's Resolution Goals, and 3) Do we need to shift away from stretching? Enjoy!

Topics covered. Alex's low-key Christmas. Ali's bountiful Christmas. Michele's big Italian super spreader Christmas. The countdown to 2022. Ali's article on a new nutrition bar that mimics fasting. The importance of quality research. The difficulties of drawing conclusions based on short-term studies or studies funded by manufacturers. Alex's article looks at the difference between achievement-based goals and avoidance-based goals for New Year's Resolutions (NYRs). The role that support and follow-up have on NYR goals.  Michele's article on looking at the pros/cons of stretching. What's the difference between "Can I stretch" versus "Do I have to stretch?" Is it beneficial to stretch before exercise? After exercise? To improve range of motion? To prevent injury? And more.

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Summary. In this Move Week episode, we discuss standing desk ergonomics and the posture/movement considerations that should accompany using a standing desk. Enjoy!

Topics covered. Alex caught up with former patients were are back from college. Michele gushes about enjoying the Christmas season. Winter Solstice has finally arrived! Why is it good to use a standing desk and stand at work? What are the advantages of standing? How should you start (how much time/what tasks/etc) What are the disadvantages? How high should the desk surface be? How should you position the monitor/computer? How should your feet be supported? How to deal with standing while wearing unsupportive dress shoes.  What are things to be mindful about? How to work your way into it? How to incorporate movement into your day with/without standing. And more.

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Summary. In this Fuel Week episode, we discuss breakfast and some final tips about managing the abundance of food during the holidays. Enjoy!

Topics covered. Ali's struggle with hard days and hard workouts. Michele's busy and uneventful week. Winter solstice countdown. Our experience with not being fired from previous jobs. A brief wrap-up on eating during the holidays: a) liquid calories, b) slowing down and enjoying your food, c) shifting the focus away from food, and d) staying active during the cold. Is breakfast the most important meal of the day? Our experience as eating (3 square meals vs grazing). Research's support of eating breakfast. The benefits of breakfast. Prevention of brain fog. Correlation with higher fiber intake and healthier body weight. Details about eating 3-meals a day: a) what's the goal?, b) the cultural norm of eating breakfast, c) the usefulness of adding snacks, c) pros of eating three meals, and d) cons of eating three meals.  Details about being a "grazer": a) what's the goal?, b) what's the origin of it?, c) what are the pros of this eating approach, and d) what are the cons of this eating approach. And more.

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Summary. In this Recover Week episode, we discuss the concepts of emotion regulation  (ER) flexibility and emotion inertia with their implications on well-being. Enjoy!

Topics covered. Alex's upcoming trip to Vermont. Michele's lust for Vermont and waking up with snow on the ground. Our memories of long road trips in the backseat with our siblings. Recap of our discussions on ER and relevant previous episodes on the subject. Why is ER is important? Why should we care about ER? What health-related issues is ER related to? What are the different ER strategies? What kind of ER profiles are there (aka, what are the combinations of type/frequency of ER strategies commonly used)? Which ones are related to better/worse well-being? How do different psychopathologies contribute to/are affected by different ER profiles? What is emotional inertia? What are emotion dynamics? What's more important: emotion stability or emotion flexibility? What is emotion predictability not beneficial? How is habitual expressive suppression related to emotion inertia? What other factors impact emotion inertia? And more.

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Summary. In this Family Week episode, we discuss articles about the importance of eating breakfast for teens, the use of Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) for older adults, and the definition of Emotion Regulation Flexibility.  Enjoy!

Topics covered. Alex's unremarkable week. Ali's busy and exciting week. Michele's modern chic taxidermy. The effect of eating high protein breakfast for teens who usually skip breakfast. The difference between "low protein" and "high protein" breakfasts. The benefits of the high protein breakfast. The effect of BFR on strength and muscle for older adults. What is BFR? Was there a difference between low-intensity and high-intensity BRF training? What is emotion regulation flexibility? A recap of emotion down-regulation. The possible benefits of having flexibility on how and when you use different emotion down-regulation strategies.
And more.

Click here to read the articles we used.
Ali's article
Alex's article
Michele's article

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Summary. In this Move Week episode, we discuss the importance of desk ergonomics so you can feel good and be productive.  Enjoy!

Topics covered. Alex's recovery from her early Thanksgiving celebration. Michele gets his back shaved. An introduction to ergonomics. We discussed common problems with and solutions for the following: Desk height. Monitor position/tilt/location. Chair position/set-up. Issues for those who are short. Issues for those who are tall. Common movement and posture issues. How to address these issues yourself. And more.

The office chair that Alex commonly recommends.

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Summary. In this Fuel Week episode, we cover tips and tricks to help you stay on track with your fitness and wellness goals while enjoying the Thanksgiving holiday. Enjoy!

Topics covered. Lindsay's busy week with the kids. What school-day night was our college party night.  Ali's getting into her work routine and adjusting to the colder temperature. Michele's busy week of work and choice of workout clothes for the cold. Ongoing Topics: Lindsay announces that she's leaving the show as a regular host. The list of emotion down-regulation strategies. The Winter Solstice is 33 days away! What type of meat would Lindsay be. This week's discussion: Why you should avoid the all-or-nothing strategy. How to provide healthy options. Why you should step away from the snack table. How to build a balanced plate. Share what you make at home. Why restriction and abstinence may not be optimal. Beware liquid calories. Be a mindful eater. Focus on non-food elements of the holidays. Make room for physical activity. And more.

Trader Joe's Copy Cat Spinach Dip recipe

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Summary. In this Recover Week episode, we introduce you to the topic of emotion regulation. We describe what it is, the model of how we develop emotions, and two common types of emotion down-regulation (reappraisal and suppression). Enjoy!

Topics covered. Alex's Thanksgiving prep. Michele's forgetful week. Winter Solstice countdown. Corrections and follow-ups. A brief recap of last week's episode. The article used for this week. What is emotion regulation? What are emotional dynamics? What causes emotions? What is it important to down-regulate emotions? What is emotion reappraisal? What is emotion suppression? What are the three components of emotion down-regulation? The 5-stage model of Emotion Generation: situation selection, situation modification, attentional deployment, cognitive change, and response modulation. What are antecedent-focused regulation and response-focused emotion regulation? Where do appraisal and suppression fit into each? What are the affective (aka, how you express yourself) consequences of emotion down-regulation? What are the cognitive/experiential consequences of emotion down-regulation? What are the social consequences of emotion down-regulation? And more.

Click here to read the source material for this week's episode.

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Michele on Twitter (@micheleionno) or Instagram (@micheleionno)

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Summary. In this Family Week episode, we discuss the influence of siblings/peers on healthy eating, alternate nostril breathing technique for shift workers, and emotion regulation on health habits during the pandemic. Enjoy!

Topics covered. Alex's trip. Ali's new job. Michele's elk meal. How "gamey" we would be if eaten. The effect of peers and siblings on healthy food choices. Boys are more affected by their peers than girls. The overall negative effect. The effect of alternative nostril breathing on CR and strength of shift workers. Acute improvement of BP. Acute improvement of grip strength. The attenuating effect of circadian rhythm disruption. The relationship of emotion regulation and mental health difficulties on health behavior during the 2020 lockdown. What is emotional reappraisal? What is emotion suppression? What factors were associated with worsening health during the lockdown? What factors were associated with maintained health during the lockdown? And more.

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Ali on Instagram (@fullbelly.full.life)
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Michele on Twitter (@micheleionno) or Instagram (@micheleionno)

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Summary. In this Recover Week episode, we talk about the training and activity implications of the menstrual cycle across the lifespan. Enjoy!

Topics covered. Alex's hosting abilities. Michele's job security and hunting trip. Description of the menstrual cycle stages. The difference of the menstrual cycle over the lifespan.  Period cycle and performance. Impact on performance, itself.  Impact on perception of performance. How coaches can support athletes during their cycle. Difference needs during different parts of the cycle. Period cycle and injury risk. Implication on participation and injury. Lifestyle management of your period cycle. Environmental things to help.  Indicators that there's a problem. Resources and apps to utilize. And more.

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https://wellevate.me/lindsay-malone

Click here to go to our blog, learn more about us, or become a member.
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Michele on Twitter (@micheleionno) or Instagram (@micheleionno)

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