Rooted in Resilience

In this episode we cover the importance of balancing detoxing with nourishment, different forms of detoxing, Adam's experience with liver flushing (aka the liver and gallbladder cleanse), coffee enemas, why we may consider placing emphasis on detox and who could benefit as well as how to properly nourish yourself along the way. Adam is the founder of LifeBlud, a supplement company out of Canada that provides supplements free of additives and stabilizers to support a bioenergetic lifestyle. His background of unhealthy eating and drinking brought him to a radical realization in his 20s that in order to continue to feel great and enjoy life the way he wanted to, he needed to make some changes. Adam's long journey through different detox diets led him to the "pro metabolic" world where he recognized the importance of supporting his metabolism. He now has a unique appreciation for both detoxification + supporting the metabolism and in this episode we tried our best to dive into the nuances of how we can do both at the same time, and how both of these modalities actually work together. 

Please keep in mind that this podcast is just a discussion and not medical advice. Everything we discuss is based on our own research and experience + Adam's research and experience and is not applicable for everyone. We will be having a separate conversation between the two of us (Sarah and Ashley) next to address some of the nuances that were not discussed and also provide a bit more insight on different forms of detoxification and our personal experiences, outcomes, suggestions/tips, and more. 

CONNECT WITH ADAM

Lifeblud http://idealabsdc.com/

Twitter @adammarafioti

Adam's Energy Restoration Process https://lifeblud.co/pages/energy-restoration-process

You can connect with us on Instagram @strong.sistas

Or our farm Instagram @angel__acres

Learn more about our course, Rooted in Resilience & our exercise membership, Strong Training on our website www.armstrongsisters.com

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A conversation with Georgi Dinkov about the connections between elevated estrogen, histamine, serotonin, and endotoxin - four components to what often becomes a viscous cycle of estrogen dominance, gut issues, mood issues, histamine issues, and more. Learn why serotonin is not simply "the happy hormone" and excess serotonin produced in the gut is actually a bad sign. Estrogen is not simply the female hormone, and elevated levels of estrogen are often missed due to low or normal blood levels, but high levels stored in the tissues. Histamine intolerance should be addressed with the greater picture in mind. improving the metabolic rate and addressing estrogen dominance. Elevated endotoxin is toxic to the entire body and often exists in states with higher levels of estrogen, serotonin, and histamine.

Georgi provides some details regarding the corruption within big pharma, SSRIs, and other drugs. We also discuss the benefits of aspirin and progesterone, progesterone and thyroid during pregnancy, chicken health, and a few other random topics.

Towards the end, you'll learn some practical steps you can take to break the estrogen-histamine-serotonin-endotoxin cycle to start alleviating many symptoms and further along your healing journey.

CONNECT WITH GEORGI

IdeaLabs http://idealabsdc.com/

Twitter @haidut

Blog/articles http://haidut.me/

You can connect with us on Instagram @strong.sistas

Or our farm Instagram @angel__acres

Learn more about our course, Rooted in Resilience & our exercise membership, Strong Training on our website www.armstrongsisters.com

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Understanding what foods to eat, how much food to eat, what macros (how much protein, fats, and carbs) and so on can be tough, especially in today's diet-culture. In this episode, we provide our perspective on what it means to follow just another fear-based "diet" with rules, versus actually starting eating intentionally to heal your body and reach your goals. We go over macro tracking and who would benefit from tracking their macros, what macros are, what good macronutrient splits look like and how to determine the optimal macros for yourself. We also talk about determining whether seasonal eating is realistic and if it truly is the optimal way to eat + whether or not intuitive eating works, especially for those that have dieted in the past or have an altered metabolic state (like hypothyroidism, hormonal imbalances, weight to lose or gain, etc.) + more.

Hopefully this episode provides a little more hope in regards to exiting the never ending and ever evolving diet-culture, and finally becoming in tune with your individual body's needs and preferences to start healing and thriving. 

You can connect with us on Instagram @strong.sistas

Or our farm Instagram @angel__acres

Learn more about our course, Rooted in Resilience & our exercise membership, Strong Training on our website www.armstrongsisters.com

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Welcome to our first episode of the Rooted in Resilience podcast with the @strong.sistas (us, Ashley and Sarah). Man we're excited to be podcasting finally, while we can't wait to dive into some juicy topics, we wanted to start off this first episode with some background information regarding where we've been and how we've gotten to where we are today. 

With that said, in today's episode, we both share the 5 most influential experiences or mistakes along our individual journeys that have gotten us to where we are today. Hopefully this will help listeners understand where we are coming from, and what we'll talk about into the future on this podcast.

You can connect with us on Instagram @strong.sistas

Or our farm Instagram @angel__acres

Learn more about our course, Rooted in Resilience & our exercise membership, Strong Training on our website www.armstrongsisters.com

Thanks for listening, and we can't wait to bring on some awesome guests and get the conversations started :-)