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Are you tired of the same old 'New Year, New You' clichés? What if I told you there's a way to embrace the new year's potential without the fear-driven clickbait? 

I love the possibilities of a new year, the possibility of a fresh start. It's energizing and it's well filled with possibility, but I'm not so much for the “new year, new you” clickbait-y messaging, the subliminal messaging that suggests we're not good enough and tries to motivate us into action from a place of fear and lack. I have an antidote to that. 

In this episode, we're gonna talk about how we can capture the spirit of the new year with momentum, accountability, and kindness, without the clickbait-y nonsense. 

What you’ll learn from this episode: 

• Find out how to ditch the “new year, new you” messaging that relies on insecurities
• Learn the importance of digging into your why and how it can help you align your goals with core values
• Discover how small, everyday changes can lead to long-lasting changes in your body, mind, and emotions

5 Tips on Loving Yourself in the New Year with Momentum, Accountability, and Kindness

1. Start loving yourself now
2. Dig into your why
3. Small steps make for big change
4. Create an environment of success
5. Celebrate your wins

"Your job right now is to create a routine, to create consistency, to make your habits so bulletproof that you can't negotiate them away."

-Dr. Adrienne Youdim

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Wrapping up the year with a bang! Our latest podcast episode features Erica Diamond. She is a certified life coach and yoga teacher, and she's talking to us about self-care during the holidays, during tumultuous times.

Erica Diamond is passionate advocate for women's self-care and mental well-being. Erica shared her personal journey from a young entrepreneur experiencing burnout to becoming a certified life coach, yoga, and meditation instructor. Her story is a testament to the importance of self-care and setting boundaries.

With the holiday season upon us, Erica offered advice on navigating family dynamics and the stress that often accompanies this time of year. She reiterated the significance of boundaries and self-care to manage potentially triggering situations.

What You’ll Learn From this Episode:

• Find out practical tips for incorporating self-care into your daily routine, such as walking, drinking water, and practicing breathing exercises.
• Learn about the ripple effect of self-care and how it can positively impact your relationships with others.
• Find out how to impart the value of self-care to your children and overcome challenges in teaching them.

"You take care of yourself, you take care of the world." - Erica Diamond

Topics Covered:

01:21 - Erica shares her journey of becoming an entrepreneur and experiencing burnout.

04:50 - The importance of mind-body connection and the role of yoga and meditation in her life.The conversation shifts to the guilt some people feel about practicing self-care during difficult times.

16:28 - Prioritize self-care and not wait for the "right time" to start.Practical tips for starting a self-care routine, including walking, drinking water, and practicing breathing exercises.

00:22:00 - List of 10 things to leave behind in 2023, including negativity, self-doubt, and judgmental attitudes.The importance of setting boundaries during the holidays and practicing empathy towards difficult family members.

28:22 - Erica emphasizes the ripple effect of self-care and how it positively impacts relationships and the world.The challenges of imparting self-care to children and the importance of being a role model.

37:17 - Erica reflects on her own upbringing and the impact it had on her self-care journey.

39:50 - Erica encourages listeners to reach out to her on Instagram and shares her handle.

Connect with Erica Diamond:

• Instagram: @ericadiamond
• Website: https://ericadiamond.com/ 

Recommended Resource

• Hungry for More: Stories and Science to Inspire Weight Loss From the Inside Out by Dr. Adrienne Youdim

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The holiday season is a time of joy, celebration, and indulgence. However, many people worry about the potential weight gain that often accompanies this festive time.

We are in the midst of the holiday season, a time of fun, festivities, family, friends, and of course, food, which leave people asking, ‘How are we to manage the holiday season without weight gain?

Well, first let me say this.  If you happen to gain weight during the holidays, it is not the end of the world.

And on today's podcast, we're going to talk about how to navigate the holidays without the expected weight gain.

Join Dr. Adrienne Youdim, a triple board-certified internist, obesity medicine, and physician nutrition specialist, as she shares her expert tips and insights on maintaining a healthy lifestyle during this festive time. 

What You’ll Learn From Today’s Episode

• Find out how to manage the holiday season without weight gain
• Learn tips for navigating the holidays without expected weight gain
• Learn about the all-or-nothing behavior and how to split up behaviors into different buckets

“If you happen to gain weight during the holidays, it is not the end of the world. “ - Dr. Adrienne Youdim

3 Ways that Dr. Adrienne Youdim Can Support You

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Well, my friends, the holidays are upon us, and as we all know, the holidays in so many ways are synonymous with food. We have spent the last few weeks talking about food. Hunger diets and weight loss.

Today, we're going to continue in that vein to talk about a very important aspect of healthy dieting that is often missed in the diet, weight loss narrative, an aspect that in my mind is more important to our success than the food that we eat.

In this episode of Health Bite, Dr. Adrienne Youdim emphasizes the importance of mindset when it comes to weight loss and healthy eating. She argues that our words and thoughts have a significant impact on our success in achieving our goals. Dr. Adrienne Youdim encourages listeners to shift their language from one of restriction to one of abundance.

What You'll Learn from This Episode

• Determine the importance of mindset and language in successful weight loss and healthy eating habits.
• Find out how viewing food in terms of abundance rather than restriction can lead to more sustainable dietary choices.
• Determine the negative effects of labeling setbacks and deviations from a diet plan, and learn how to reframe them with self-acceptance and self-compassion.

"Your views and your words matter more to your successful weight loss than the diet that you consume." - Dr. Adrienne Youdim

3 Ways that Dr. Adrienne Youdim Can Support You

• Join Resilient Minds: If this sounds familiar, you're exactly who Resilient Minds is designed for. Next cohort starts September 30th - Limited to 12 high-achieving professionals ready to move from success to significance.
  Ready to stop asking "Is this it?" and start living like you know it isn't?
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Tired of struggling to figure out your meal plan and how to lose weight effectively? Do you think there's a better, simpler way to go through your weight loss journey? Do you want some expert advice on how to get the most out of your nutrition? Do you want to find out the secret to a balanced and successful nutrition plan?

I'm excited to share with you this week's bite. As a treat for you, I have interviewed Kim Shapira. She is a celebrity dietitian, nutritional therapist, author, and excellent resource on nutrition and weight loss. This is going to be a great episode. So let's dig in.

What you’ll learn from this episode: 

• Find out how food can help you lose weight and stay healthy by embracing the "Food is Fuel" philosophy
• How to stay on the same time as your body and the importance of being in sync with your body's needs
• 6 Rules in Getting the Best Nutrition and Achieve Weight Loss

“...Let's make these rules part of your automatic day-to-day value system. Honor your body, and when you do that, you listen to what your body is telling you.”

-Kim Shapira

The Six Ground Rules in Getting the Best Nutrition and Achieve Weight Loss

1. Eat when you're hungry, take your normal portion, cut it in half, wait 15 minutes, see if you need more.
2. Eat what you love, but also to make sure the food loves you back
3. Eat without distraction, understand where your mind is to be present with the food
4. Walk 10,000 steps every single day
5. Drink 8 cups of water
6. Get 7 hours of sleep

Connect with Kim Shapira

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimshapiramethod
• Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@kimshapiramethod
• Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/kimshapiramethod/
• Website: https://www.kimshapiramethod.com/method

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• Join Resilient Minds: If this sounds familiar, you're exactly who Resilient Minds is designed for. Next cohort starts September 30th - Limited to 12 high-achieving professionals ready to move from success to significance.
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Do you ever wonder why we eat when we're feeling anxious, stressed, or down? Do you know that there’s actually a scientific explanation behind emotional eating? Are you ready to get off the roller coaster of emotional eating and start building your emotional resilience?

In this week's episode of Health Bite, we'll be talking about emotional eating and why we crave food when we're feeling stressed, anxious or emotional. Dr. Adrienne Youdim is a triple board-certified internist who specializes in obesity medicine and nutrition, and she wants to share insights on the science behind why we eat when we feel like it. It's not a character flaw; it's biology.

What You’ll Learn From This Episode:

• Find out what causes emotional eating from the inside out and why it’s more common than you think
• Discover how to take a break, become aware, and identify your feelings when you feel the need to eat
• Learn more about why your brain keeps craving those tasty but fleeting treats and how to reverse the cycle

“You learn that you can sit with the distress and with the difficult emotions and you can actually identify what it is that you truly need in that moment, what it is that you are truly hungry for.” 

-Dr. Adrienne Youdim

The next time you feel that surge of emotion and stress and that desire to soothe it with food or anything else for that matter, we want to challenge you to take it on as an opportunity to build your skills for emotional regulation and for emotional resilience. 

Don’t forget to head over to the show notes and sign up for the newsletter. When you get that newsletter, make sure to send your response and tell us how you managed this challenge this week.  We look forward to hearing your thoughts and to seeing you here again next week on Health Bite!

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Exciting news!

Check out the latest episode of Health Bite podcast where they discuss the biggest headlines in weight loss news!

Hosted by Dr. Adrienne Youdim, a triple board-certified internist, obesity medicine, and physician nutrition specialist. With almost 20 years of experience, she's here to redefine nutrition and help you nourish yourself physically, mentally, and emotionally. 

In this episode, we'll cover the approval and release of a groundbreaking weight loss drug, Tirzepatide, which is said to be the most effective drug ever for obesity treatment. 

Plus, we’ll dive into the latest research on GLP-1 analogs and their impact on cardiovascular health, debunking concerns about thyroid cancer risks, and warning about copycat drugs.

If you're looking for reliable information and resources on health, wellness, and weight loss, this podcast is for you!

Tune in now to Health Bite and stay up-to-date with the latest in weight loss news and more! Don't miss out on this valuable information! 

What You’ll Learn from this Episode

• Learn about the approval and effectiveness of the new weight loss drug tirzepatide. 
• Find out how tirzepatide works to enhance satiety and induce weight loss. 
• Discover the potential side effects and long-term benefits of tirzepatide for weight loss and cardiovascular health.

“Tirzepatide is by far the most effective drug we have ever had for the treatment of obesity.” - Adrienne Youdim

3 Ways that Dr. Adrienne Youdim Can Support You

• Join Resilient Minds: If this sounds familiar, you're exactly who Resilient Minds is designed for. Next cohort starts September 30th - Limited to 12 high-achieving professionals ready to move from success to significance.
  Ready to stop asking "Is this it?" and start living like you know it isn't?
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Looking for ways to navigate through challenging times? Need a boost of resilience? 

In this episode of Health Bite, Dr. Adrienne discusses how to build resilience in tumultuous times.

As a weight loss specialist, she understands the direct impact that our mental and emotional health has on our relationship with food. 

Join Dr. Adrienne as she shares valuable insights and strategies for navigating difficult times and nourishing ourselves physically, mentally, and emotionally. 

Don't miss out on this empowering episode that will help you redefine your nutrition and build resilience. 

Subscribe to Health Bite and sign up for Dr. Adrienne's newsletter for more valuable content. Don't miss out! 

What You’ll Learn From This Episode

• Learn how to build resilience in tumultuous times.
• Determine the impact of mental and emotional health on our relationship with food.
• Discover tips for navigating difficult times and maintaining mental well-being.
• Learn the importance of transparency and authenticity in fostering meaningful connections.
• Gain insights on the power of community and advocacy in building resilience and promoting positive change.

"Resilience is built into our being. It is built into our DNA. No matter what darkness you're facing, think about ways in which you can use positivity, transparency, community, and advocacy for the common good to help lift you out of whatever it is that you may be struggling with." - Dr. Adrienne Youdim

3 Ways that Dr. Adrienne Youdim Can Support You

• Join Resilient Minds: If this sounds familiar, you're exactly who Resilient Minds is designed for. Next cohort starts September 30th - Limited to 12 high-achieving professionals ready to move from success to significance.
  Ready to stop asking "Is this it?" and start living like you know it isn't?
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 We cannot separate world affairs from our health and wellbeing and world affairs are stressful right now. 

The question is how can we hold the despair and find a path forward?

On today's HealthBite, I want to talk about just this. 

Stress, what is its effect on our bodies, our desire to eat and soothe, and offer you scientific evidence-based practices and mind-body skills on how we can manage it.

What you'll learn from this episode:

• What is stress?
• Stress symptoms and their physical, and emotional,  effects on our body
• Expert physician's 5-step guide to manage and cope with stress (plus guided breathing exercises)

3 Ways that Dr. Adrienne Youdim Can Support You

• Join Resilient Minds: If this sounds familiar, you're exactly who Resilient Minds is designed for. Next cohort starts September 30th - Limited to 12 high-achieving professionals ready to move from success to significance.
  Ready to stop asking "Is this it?" and start living like you know it isn't?
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How many of you would like to live to 100? 

Dr. Adrienne Youdim, personally might be okay with 95. But seeing the joyful centenarians in the new Netflix documentary, The Secret of the Blue Zones, made her think twice. 

In this week's episode, we will talk about some of the features uncovered by the research of the Blue Zones, the healthiest areas across the globe that contain the longest-living humans. And we'll see how we might extrapolate their lifestyles to ours. 

What You’ll Learn From This Episode 

• Learn about the features uncovered by the research of the Blue Zones, the healthiest areas across the globe that contain the longest-living humans. 
• Find out how to incorporate the 80% rule of moderation in eating to promote longevity. 
• Embrace the four buckets of eat, move, connect, and outlook for Health and Longevity

Eat until you are 80% full - practicing moderation in our eating habits can contribute to a longer and healthier life." - Adrienne Youdim

The 4 Buckets of Health and Longevity

1. Eat: This bucket focuses on how and what we eat. It includes the 80% rule of moderation, favoring a plant-based diet that does not vilify carbs, and drinking modest amounts of alcohol.
2. Move: This bucket emphasizes incorporating movement into daily life. It highlights the importance of movement being baked into the culture and day-to-day activities, such as sitting on the floor, gardening, and using the body for transportation.
3. Connect: This bucket emphasizes the importance of social connections and community. It includes putting family first, living in the community, and finding ways to enhance social circles and support networks.
4. Outlook: This bucket focuses on changing the way we see and experience the world. It includes stress management, finding ways to unwind, having faith (which can be religious or a belief in a higher power), and living with purpose.

People and References Mentioned:

• Dan Buettner 
• Netflix documentary: The Secret of the Blue Zones
• Book: Ikigai

3 Ways that Dr. Adrienne Youdim Can Support You

• Join Resilient Minds: If this sounds familiar, you're exactly who Resilient Minds is designed for. Next cohort starts September 30th - Limited to 12 high-achieving professionals ready to move from success to significance.
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