What every woman needs to know about cholesterol — but was never told 🩸

In this episode of Well Yes, the HUM Podcast, Walter (co-founder of HUM Nutrition) and Sarah Greenfield (Functional Medicine Dietitian) break down cholesterol through a woman's health lens — one of the most misunderstood topics in modern medicine.

Spoiler: cholesterol isn't the villain you've been told it is. And for women, the story is far more nuanced than "high is bad, low is good."

In this episode, you'll learn:

✅ What cholesterol actually is — and why your body needs it (hormones, brain health, vitamin D & more)

✅ LDL vs. HDL vs. ApoB vs. Triglycerides — what each marker really means

✅ How cholesterol changes across a woman's lifespan — reproductive years, pregnancy & perimenopause

✅ Why birth control can impact your lipid panel — what to know & who to talk to

✅ The perimenopause cholesterol shift — why LDL rises when estrogen drops, and what to do about it

✅ Why women have been left out of cardiovascular research — and why it matters for your care

✅ The best blood work panel to actually understand your heart health risk

✅ Myth-busting: Are eggs bad for cholesterol? Is low cholesterol always better? Does normal total cholesterol mean you're in the clear?

✅ RD Rapid Fire: 10 cholesterol habits rated 1–10 by a functional medicine dietitian

In this episode of Well Yes, the HUM Podcast, Walter (co-founder of HUM Nutrition) and Sarah Greenfield (Functional Medicine Dietitian) take you on a global tour of the most transformative spa and wellness retreat destinations — rated by medical depth, so you can find the right fit for your goals and budget.

From the Austrian Alps to the Himalayas, Tuscany to Malibu, these aren't your average spa days. Whether you're after a full metabolic reset, Ayurvedic healing, or a nervous system recharge, this episode breaks it all down.

🌍 Destinations covered:

1. Sha Wellness Clinic (Spain, Mexico & Abu Dhabi) — ~$12K/week | Western + Eastern medicine, longevity & detox
2. Palazzo Fiuggi (Tuscany, Italy) — ~$12K/week | Clinical nutrition, thermal springs & Italian food culture
3. Viva Mayr / MayrLife (Austria) — ~$9K/week | Gut health, microbiome focus & metabolic reset
4. Lanzerhof (Austria) — ~$8K/week | Metabolic optimization, diagnostics & regenerative therapy
5. Shanti Som (Spain) — ~$5K/week | Mindfulness, yoga, meditation & nervous system reset
6. The Ranch Malibu (California) — ~$10K/week | Fitness-focused, farm-to-table, community & recovery
7. Sensei Lanai (Hawaii, Four Seasons) — ~$10K/week | Clinically focused, personalized diagnostics & research-backed
8. Ananda in the Himalayas (Rishikesh, India) — ~$10K/week | Ayurveda, Panchakarma detox & emotional healing
9. Bonus: Qc Terme (Florence, Italy) — Day pass | The "amusement park of wellness" — steam rooms, saunas, pools & juice bar

In this episode of Well Yes, the HUM Podcast, Walter (CEO of HUM Nutrition) and Sarah Greenfield (Functional Medicine Dietitian) tackle the question millions of people are asking: how do you keep the weight off after stopping Ozempic, Wegovy, or other GLP-1 medications?

Research shows that 50–60% of people regain weight after stopping GLP-1s — but it doesn't have to be that way. In this episode, you'll learn:

✅ Why weight comes back after stopping semaglutide (and how "food noise" plays a role)

✅ What to eat — the ideal balanced plate for blood sugar stability & satiety

✅ The #1 nutrient most Americans are deficient in (hint: it naturally boosts your GLP-1 levels)

✅ Why muscle loss is a hidden danger of GLP-1-assisted weight loss — and how to prevent it

✅ Lifestyle habits that support weight maintenance: strength training, stress management, sleep hygiene & nervous system regulation

✅ Myth-busting: Can you only get GLP-1 from medication? Will it keep weight off forever?

✅ RD Rapid Fire ratings: What actually works after you stop your GLP-1 (rated 1–10 by a dietitian)

Whether you're currently on Wegovy, Ozempic, or Mounjaro — or you've already stopped — this episode gives you a practical, science-backed roadmap to sustaining your results long-term.

#GLP1 #WeightLoss #Ozempic #Wegovy #Semaglutide #FunctionalMedicine #HUMNutrition #WellYesPodcast #WeightMaintenance #FiberForWeightLoss

Artificial intelligence is transforming health and wellness—from personalized nutrition plans and wearables to symptom checkers and AI health coaches. But is AI making us healthier or just more confused?

In this episode of the HUM Podcast (Well Yes), Walter Falstrouh and RD Sarah Greenfield break down the real science behind AI in healthcare, the benefits, the risks, and how to use AI responsibly for nutrition, fitness, and longevity.

We explore how AI is shaping personalized nutrition, tracking biometrics through wearable technology, and even influencing how we think about prevention and chronic disease management. But we also get honest about the limitations—algorithm bias, misinformation, over-reliance on tech, and the danger of outsourcing your intuition to an app.

In this conversation, we cover:

• How AI is changing personalized nutrition and supplement recommendations

• The pros and cons of wearable health trackers

• Can AI replace your doctor or dietitian?

• Where AI improves health outcomes—and where it falls short

• How to use AI tools without increasing anxiety or information overload

• The future of longevity, data, and predictive wellness

The bottom line? AI can be an incredibly powerful tool—but it works best when paired with critical thinking, clinical expertise, and a deep understanding of your own body.

If you’re curious about the future of health tech, personalized medicine, and smarter wellness strategies, this episode will give you a grounded, science-forward perspective—without the hype.

Subscribe for more evidence-based conversations where science meets real-life wellness.

#AIinHealthcare #PersonalizedNutrition #HealthTech #Longevity #WellnessPodcast #Biohacking #PreventativeHealth #FunctionalMedicine #HUMNutrition

We all grew up staring at the food pyramid in health class — memorizing grains at the bottom, fats at the top, and wondering why nutrition felt so confusing. But the food pyramid is back… and this time, it looks very different.

In this episode, we break down how the food pyramid has evolved from 1992 to MyPlate to today’s upside-down, plant-forward model — and why this shift has huge implications for how we think about carbohydrates, protein, fats, and overall health.

We dive into:

1. Why carbs were misunderstood (and unfairly villainized)
2. How protein became overemphasized — and what really matters instead
3. The difference between food quantity vs. food quality
4. Why plants now sit at the foundation of modern nutrition guidance
5. How to apply this framework in real life — without dieting, fear, or food rules

This isn’t about trends. It’s about context, evolution, and learning how to eat in a way that supports long-term health, energy, and joy.

🎙️ Tune in, rethink what you were taught, and decide for yourself what deserves to be at the base of your plate.

Low energy isn’t a personality trait—and it’s not a willpower problem either. In this episode of the HUM Podcast (Well Yes), we’re breaking down what energy actually is, how your body creates it, and why so many of us feel tired, wired, or totally depleted.

From metabolism and mitochondria to blood sugar, sleep, stress, and nutrition, this conversation connects the dots between daily energy, mood, focus, and long-term health—without the hustle culture nonsense.

🎧 In this episode, we dive into:

• What energy really means at a cellular level

• Why fatigue is so common (and often misunderstood)

• The role of metabolism, blood sugar, and muscle in energy production

• How stress and poor sleep quietly drain your energy reserves

• Why more caffeine isn’t the answer

• Simple, sustainable ways to support natural energy—daily

If you’re tired of being tired, crashing in the afternoon, or relying on coffee to get through the day, this episode will help you understand your body better—and support your energy with intention, not pressure.

👉 Subscribe for science-backed wellness that actually feels good

👉 Comment below: what drains your energy the most right now?

#EnergyLevels #Metabolism #WellnessPodcast #Fatigue #Mitochondria #BloodSugarBalance #StressAndSleep #HUMNutrition #WellYesPodcast #HealthyEnergy

Your liver does WAY more than detox—and yes, it might be the most underrated wellness organ in your body. In this episode of The WellYES Podcast, HUM CEO Walter and registered dietitian Sarah Greenfield break down liver health in a fun, science-backed way—debunking detox myths, explaining how your liver impacts metabolism, energy, hormones, and skin, and sharing real ways to support liver function naturally.

We cover:

✨ What your liver actually does (hint: it’s not just detox)

🍋 Detox myths vs. real liver support

💪 How the liver affects fat loss, blood sugar, and energy

🥗 Nutrition, lifestyle, and supplement tips for liver health

🧠 Why liver health matters especially for women

Whether you’re curious about cleanses, feeling low energy, or just want to optimize your wellness routine, this episode will change how you think about liver health.

👉 Follow, like, and share The WellYES Podcast for more science-backed wellness insights—because feeling good should be evidence-based.

#LiverHealth #DetoxMyths #Metabolism #WellnessPodcast #GutHealth #WomenHealth #NutritionPodcast #HUMNutrition

Peptides Explained: The Tiny Messengers Making a BIG Impact on Your Health ✨

Peptides are having a moment—but what are they, really? In this episode of the HUM Podcast (Well Yes), we break down the science behind peptides in a way that’s actually fun, easy to understand, and grounded in real wellness—not hype.

Think of peptides as your body’s text-message system 📨—tiny chains of amino acids that tell your cells what to do. From skin health and metabolism to muscle recovery, gut health, and healthy aging, peptides play a powerful role in how your body functions every day.

🎧 In this episode, we cover: • What peptides are (and what they’re not) • How peptides work in the body • Why peptides are trending in wellness + longevity • Peptides vs. supplements vs. hormones—what’s the difference? • Who peptides may be helpful for (and who should be cautious) • How to think about peptides safely and sustainably

If you’re curious about peptides but overwhelmed by TikTok claims and biohacking buzzwords, this episode will help you feel informed, empowered, and grounded—without the fear-mongering.

👉 Subscribe for more science-backed wellness made joyful

👉 Drop a comment: are peptides on your wellness radar?

#Peptides #WellnessPodcast #Longevity #HealthyAging #MetabolicHealth #GutHealth #SkinHealth #Biohacking #HUMNutrition #WellYesPodcast

Metabolism isn’t about willpower—it’s about biology. In this episode of the HUM Podcast (Well Yes), HUM co-founder Walter and functional medicine dietitian Sarah Greenfield, RD, break down what metabolism really is and how to support it in a sustainable, science-backed way.

From energy production and muscle mass to blood sugar balance, fiber, sleep, stress, and gut health, this episode explains why a healthy metabolism impacts far more than weight—including mood, cravings, digestion, hormones, and overall vitality.

🎧 In this episode, you’ll learn:

• What metabolism actually means (and why it’s more than calories)

• How muscle, mitochondria, and ATP drive energy

• Why fiber is the unsung hero of metabolic health

• How blood sugar swings trigger cravings (not lack of discipline)

• The role of GLP-1, berberine, and gut health

• Why under-eating can slow your metabolism

• How sleep, stress, and supplements fit into the HUM Method

If you’re tired of dieting myths and want a smarter, more compassionate approach to metabolic health, this episode is for you.

👉 Subscribe for more science-backed wellness conversations

👉 Comment below: what’s one habit you’re changing to support your metabolism?

#Metabolism #MetabolicHealth #BloodSugarBalance #GLP1 #Fiber #GutHealth #WellnessPodcast #NutritionPodcast #HUMNutrition #EnergyLevels

Struggling to stay consistent with your wellness goals? You’re not lazy—you just need a better system. In this episode of the HUM Podcast, we break down habit stacking, a simple, research-backed method that helps you build healthier routines by anchoring new habits to ones you already do every day.

🎧 In this episode, we cover:

• What habit stacking is (and why it works)

• How to build healthy habits without burnout

• Real-life examples for nutrition, supplements, movement, and self-care

• Common habit-building mistakes—and how to avoid them

• How to create routines that feel effortless, not overwhelming

Whether you’re trying to remember your supplements, eat more mindfully, move your body consistently, or finally stick to a wellness routine, habit stacking can be a game-changer.

👉 Subscribe for more science-backed wellness conversations

👉 Comment below: what habit are you stacking next?

#HabitStacking #HealthyHabits #WellnessPodcast #BehaviorChange #RoutineBuilding #WellnessTips #NutritionPodcast #HUMNutrition #HealthHabits #SelfImprovement