In this episode of Rebellious Wellness Lifestyle, I speak with Brehan Crawford, a Chinese medicine practitioner who combines ancient healing wisdom with modern scientific understanding to help people with chronic conditions.

Brehan Crawford is a Chinese medicine practitioner with a four-year master’s degree and additional six years of direct mentorship focusing on complex and chronic cases. He specializes in helping people with conditions that haven’t responded well to conventional treatments, particularly digestive disorders and autonomic nervous system issues.

My guest this week is Alicia Botyrius from Lifeline Screening.

This short episode was sparked after a few conversations with people close to me who had relatives who suffered strokes or heart attacks from unidentified vascular anomalies. With companies like Life Line affordable testing is in our hands regardless of what a doctor might think is necessary.

Peace of mind is priceless and the information one gets from these tests can give you that and or, save a life if there is a problem.

My guests today were Bridgett and Colleen from Hot Flashes, Cool Topics.

I just love that name. We covered a wide range of cool topics from menopause to the good news about turning 60.

ngels, Awareness, and Creating a Joyful Reality: A Conversation with Seph Deitlin

Take a walk on the woo side of Rebellious Wellness Over 50, as Gregory Anne speaks with Seph Dietlin, an angel communicator and spiritual guide with over 20 years of experience.

Seph laughs about how it all began–he was having a really bad day and was bargaining with god–and how shy he was telling people he had been talking to angels. And this was in Southern California! Once he did he realized lots of people have experienced this.

In this episode, I interviewed David Zemach-Bersin, a 50-year veteran practitioner of the Feldenkrais Method. David explains how this unique approach to movement and pain management works with the brain’s neuroplasticity to create lasting change without pain or strain.

Unlock the secret to conquering anxiety with Daniel Packard’s unique approach. Daniel has spent many years and thousands of dollars perfecting a system that promises permanent relief from stress and anxiety. With a staggering 90% success rate, Daniel challenges conventional mental health practices and offers hope for those struggling with fear-related issues.

I’ve been banging on about the importance of bio-identical hormone replacement for years–literally 15 years–which is why I was so happy to host Kristen Johnson and Maria Clap of Wise and Well.

I followed them for at least a year and dug deep into their social posts for the science behind what they were sharing. It’s all there and easy to understand. We share a point of view that peri-menopause and menopause are not the end of the world. There are times of serious changes going on, and we have to learn to adjust and get the help we need if needed.

Knowledge is the first step, and this episode will enlighten you in many ways.

My guest this week is retired neonatologist and author, Kaye Drew White. She shares her journey through the male-dominated medical field during a time when sexism and racism were rampant issues. Her memoir, Stress Test, is set to release on June 7th, provides an insightful look into the challenges she faced as a woman in medicine and offers advice for young women pursuing similar careers.

This episode is for you if you are suffering (in silence or if you feel everyday is a battle for your self worth), in a relationship gone bad or has been bad for years.

Shannon Petrovich, LSCW, LISAC, BCD is an expert in the complex world of toxic relationships.

This is an especially important interview in light of the many studies highlighting how common it is for women to be the victims of verbal abuse, diminishment, and feelings of shame due to a toxic relationship. This can be from a partner, family member, or even an adult child.

According to the American Psychological Association, “One nationally representative study showed that 27% of Americans are actively estranged from at least one family member.”

My guest, Daina Rasutis, is a a Nutrition Therapist Master. Looking for a way to heal her gut, her chronic acne, and increasing fatigue, she turned to a plant based diet.

To start, things seemed to be going well. Things improved but she never returned to health. In fact, over time, she felt worse and her symptoms returned.

We discussed the importance of protein–specifically animal protein–as we age. It benefits the gut, our muscles, immunity, and more. For those who have concerns about how animals are processed, an egg from a humane farm fed organic food to supplement their grazing, is the answer.